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Museums and galleries are in Manhattan unless otherwise noted. Full reviews of recent art shows: nytimes.com/art. Museums ★ American Folk Art Museum: ‘Jubilation | Rumination: Life, Real and Imagined’ (through Sept. 2) Having escaped the ugly, West 53rd
Yesterday, we closed the readers’ voting page for AFC’s Rob Pruitt Awards. The results? Not one joke entry was submitted under “Best Genitals.” Hrag Vartanian and Jerry Saltz were nominated for virtually every category. Immediately after the voting page
LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 04: A detail view of the specially commissioned poster by Rob and Roberta Smith during the unveiling of the Official Olympic and Paralympic Posters For London 2012 Olympic Games at Tate Britain on November 4, 2011 in London, England... View Photo »
We can't pretend arts funding exists in an ethical vacuum. Given BP's growing list of controversial operations, from the Deepwater Horizon disaster to tar sands extraction, it's time for Tate to look for sponsorship that's more in line with its rhetoric on human rights and sustainability.
An Art Critic Opines On Leonardo Live Cinema Event Roberta Smith: "[It's] a strangely hectic, occasionally informative and sometimes even insightful high-definition tour of the [UK] National Gallery exhibition, 'Leonardo da Vinci: Painter in the Court of
Roberta “Bobbette” Smith went home to be with her Lord and Savior on February 6, 2012. Bobbette was born on May 1, 1935, in Cold Spring, New York to Claude and Roberta Smith. She graduated from Haldane High School in Cold Spring, NY, and from State Unive
Roberta "Bobbette" Smith went home to be with our Lord on February 6, 2012. She was born on May 1, 1935, in Cold Spring, New York to Claude and Roberta Smith. Bobbette was a dedicated teacher. She taught in Sacramento, the Bay Area, and in Lodi. She reti
London 2012 handout composite photo showing posters by (top row, from the left) Anthea Hamilton, Bob and Roberta Smith, Bridget Riley, Chris Ofili, (second row, from the left) Gary Hume, Howard Hodgkin, Martin Creed, Fiona Banner, (bottom row, from the... View Photo »
We can't pretend arts funding exists in an ethical vacuum. Given BP's growing list of controversial operations, from the Deepwater Horizon disaster to tar sands extraction, it's time for Tate to look for sponsorship that's more in line with its rhetoric on human rights and sustainability.
A comment, from MarkCC in Austin, on The New York Times website, following Roberta Smith’s review of at the Philadelphia Art Museum: Fabulous! Where’s the app? I probably won’t make it to Philly to see the exhibition but if it was an app it would be the
Museums and galleries are in Manhattan unless otherwise noted. Full reviews of recent art shows: nytimes.com/art. Museums ★ American Folk Art Museum: ‘Jubilation | Rumination: Life, Real and Imagined’ (through Sept 2) Having escaped the ugly, West 53rd
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London 2012 handout composite photo showing posters by (top row, from the left) Anthea Hamilton, Bob and Roberta Smith, Bridget Riley, Chris Ofili, (second row, from the left) Gary Hume, Howard Hodgkin, Martin Creed, Fiona Banner, (bottom row, from the left) Michael Craig Martin,...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: Artist Patrick Brill, known as 'Bob and Roberta Smith', waits to address the media before the official opening of a sculpture exhibition entitled 'Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads' by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in the courtyard of Somerset House on May 11, 2011...
View Photo »London 2012 handout composite photo showing posters by (top row, from the left) Anthea Hamilton, Bob and Roberta Smith, Bridget Riley, Chris Ofili, (second row, from the left) Gary Hume, Howard Hodgkin, Martin Creed, Fiona Banner, (bottom row, from the left) Michael Craig Martin,...
View Photo »We can't pretend arts funding exists in an ethical vacuum. Given BP's growing list of controversial operations, from the Deepwater Horizon disaster to tar sands extraction, it's time for Tate to look for sponsorship that's more in line with its rhetoric on human rights and sustainability.
We can't pretend arts funding exists in an ethical vacuum. Given BP's growing list of controversial operations, from the Deepwater Horizon disaster to tar sands extraction, it's time for Tate to look for sponsorship that's more in line with its rhetoric on human rights and sustainability.
