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The Nothing Act

Alix Pearlstein thwarts her actors' standard techniques in order to heighten a viewer's awareness of video-mediated perception.

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Birth Pangs of a Biennial

The Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB), presented as "India's first biennial," survived the crisis that threatened to capsize its inaugural edition.  

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Since my preview of "The Female Gaze" and my review of "Now Dig This!" are readily available online at the New York Times website and elsewhere, I hope readers will judge for themselves whether or not the Nov. 23 petition and David Levi Strauss's commentary in last month's Art in America fairly represent what I wrote and what I think. I do not believe they do. 

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When Formalist Criticism Fails

The New York Times published a review by Ken Johnson of the exhibition "Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980" at New York's MoMA PS1.

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Wael Shawky's one-hour video Cabaret Crusades: The Path to Cairo (2012) features intermittent close-ups of taut strings quivering in a fire-lit night. 

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NEWS & OPINION

Christie's Sells Nearly Half a Billion Dollars of Contemporary Art

Christie's contemporary art sale last night achieved the highest total in auction history at $495 mill… Read More

Hammer Museum Hires Curators Butler, Moshayedi

Cornelia Butler, named in April as co-curator with Michael Ned Holte of the upcoming Hammer biennial … Read More

Cooper Occupation Exceeds One-Week Mark

In the latest development in an ongoing conflict, students at New York's Cooper Union have occupied t… Read More

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DECODING IMAGES

Currently on view in the group show "Redux" at New York's Cristin Tierney Gallery (through Feb. 4) are two works by Joe Fig, both related to his 200

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