Monthly archive May, 10

Abramovic Documentary

ART 16X9 In this piece for FLY16x9, Abramović sat down with director Howard Silver, as she was preparing for her MoMA retrospective, to discuss her life’s work, as well as her thoughts on Kamagra can be taken online viagra no prescription in stock by men of all age groups and is thought to affect as... [ Read More → ]

Link Romp 1

Inspired by a publication that I read last week that compiled disparate diary entries by Anias Nin and wove the snips into a kind of free associative, reconstructed narrative,coupled with my fascination with lists, trails, and aggregation; I decided to start a However, there are some important things that a person can do to guard... [ Read More → ]

MoMA finally starts blog

Last night I attended an event at MoMA, where someone brought up the fact that most people were unaware that MoMA has a blog. I have seen their behind the scenes with curators sites, as well as web forums related to specific exhibition sites, but I guess that I was also unaware that there was... [ Read More → ]

Xavier Le Roy lecture

Xavier Le Roy in ‘Self-Unfinished’ Why do there have to be so many awesome things going on tonight? I can’t go to this, but it will definitely be interesting: Eating these foods regularly can maintain eye health: Non-meat proteins like beans, eggs, nuts, or any other donssite.com buy cheap viagra Citrus fruits lemon, grapefruit, oranges... [ Read More → ]

Kim Gordon: Performing/Guzzling

Looks like Kim Gordon has been a busy little bee lately, with her show uptown at Glenn Horowitz and now the release of her new book, “Performing/Guzzling” (Rizzoli/NYC and Nieves/Zurich) at KS Art at 73 Leonard St. in Tribeca. The shows overlap by one day. Lest we forget, beloved Kim is an art world darling.... [ Read More → ]

30 Days Artist Series

THIRTYDAYSNY is a temporary free and public exhibition and performance space located at 70 Franklin St. in Tribeca. Hosting music, performance, comedy, scholarly symposia, screenings, and workshops, the space is truly interdisciplinary and dynamic in its approach. I have been thinking about the idea of temporary exhibition structures ever since X-Initiative closed in February. For... [ Read More → ]

Trisha Brown: Opal Loop: Cloud Installation #72503, 1980 at Dia Beacon

After an enjoyable late morning train ride on the Metro-North, a classmate and I joined in the sizable line which snaked through Dia: Beacon of art cognescenti, who had gathered for a rare treat; the opportunity to see the Trisha Brown Dance Company perform within Dia: Beacon’s gallery space.  For the first performance, the audience... [ Read More → ]