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“Rockefeller Center is a symbol for everything America stands for—big visions and hard work,” said Ugo Rondinone, standing at the center of the New York City landmark. The two traits can also function as subtitles… Ugo Rondinone Takes Over Midtown With “Human Nature”
For its 47th edition, Art Cologne put its ambitions front and center, ushering visitors off of the escalators and into a global art power zone bracketed by the booths of David Zwirner and Thaddeus Ropac.… What you Missed: Art Cologne 2013
With a red-hot and distinctively global artist roster that includes El Anatsui, Nick Cave, Kerry James Marshall, and Malick Sidibe, Jack Shainman Gallery is in expansion mode. A second Chelsea location opened earlier this month… Interview: Jack Shainman Speaks on his Expansion in Chelsea and Upstate New York
For all of its trumpeting of a “centennial edition,” The Armory Show is still a teenager, born in 1994 as the Gramercy International Art Fair some 81 years after Duchamp and the gang wowed ‘em… The Armory Show’s Teen Angst Years
The singing telegram is alive and well on West 19th Street. Art lovers were summoned to the opening reception for Michael’s Riedel’s solo show at David Zwirner, “PowerPoint,” on view through March 23, not only with traditional invitations… Did Michael Riedel Just Make Microsoft’s PowerPoint Cool?
“There’s beer in the fridge,” said artist Björn Roth. “Have a drink if you like.” This gesture of hospitality was extended inside a ramshackle workshop that resembles Pee-Wee’s Playhouse overtaken by a band of highly… Björn Roth maintains his father’s Legacy at the new Hauser & Wirth
