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So What's New?
John Haberin New York City
The latest, from around New York—and beyond—with full-length reviews of more than 1600 artists. It may add up to art's first hyperbook as guide, text, and reference ever. And check this site's home page blog, now with extended news and views updated from day to day (most often, since I have cut back a bit, first thing Mondays and Fridays). Recent entries take up Paul Gardère and Hank Willis Thomas.
NEW Full-Length Reviews
- Tribeca is the new normal
- Shahn fights men in black
- Topolski still has no answers
- Burtynsky maps a changing land
- Blackness comes to modern art
- Abstraction is weaving history
- Vermeer sends love letters
- Abstraction looks familiar
- Rembrandt is open to the world
- Sherald is officially stylish
Other recent full-length reviews look at Candida Alvarez and and Mestre Didi, Gustav Klimt and Ferdinand Hodler, Jack Whitten, Sargent in Paris, "Trees, We Breathe," summer sculpture, African and Asian art, Jovencio de la Paz, "Pirouette" design, a critic's task, the new Frick, the world's fair, ASMA and sound art, Julius Eastman and Glenn Ligon, art in a harsh market, Caspar David Friedrich, political art, Weegee, Piet Mondrian, and Carl Andre.
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