Kehinde Wiley on the Difference Between His Art and His Cooking
'My cooking is more improvised. There's a lot more room for disaster.'
Outgoing Met Director Philippe de Montebello Forced to Share Plaque at Farewell Party
On his replacement, Thomas P. Campbell: 'We do not see eye to eye on everything.'
Artist Philemona Williamson Is, Like, Whatever
Philemona Williamson is taking up Judy Blume's cause: painting restive teenagers caught somewhere between sadness and surliness.
Artist Sloane Tanen Explains Her Work Better Than This Headline Ever Could
Sloane Tanen is an author and artist working in the capricious mode that has propelled Kay Thompson, Josh Schwartz, and Tina Fey to cult status: adolescent angst for adults.
Artist Joshua Lutz Visits History’s Most Exhilarating Ren Faire
Joshua Lutz’s ever-so-slightly-askew photographs at ClampArt through October 18 document ten years in the meadowlands.
Lauren Gohara Paints a Feather We Can Believe In
The artist will be auctioning off her dreamy work at an Obama fundraiser.
Posted 09/29/08 in Vulture
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Banksy Bombs at Auction
This weekend's attempt to sell the elusive street artist's work was a spectacular failure.
Sculptor Hiroshi Shafer Instantly Becomes Quentin Tarantino’s Favorite Artist
Hiroshi Shafer has a show of strange, lewd, rubbery, resin-y works reminiscent of Murakami's pop figures.
Artist Alessandra Sanguinetti Grounds Children
Alessandra Sanguinetti's playful scenes have both a sense of impending glee and one of imminent doom.
Artist Susan Jane Belton Takes Her Coffee Cheap
Her show at George Billis Gallery was inspired by the varied decaying coffee cups she has strewn around her studios.
Artist Michael Krebber: Board to Pieces
Although Starbuck's reintroduction of the pumpkin-spice latte means that fall has officially arrived, sculptor Michael Krebber is keeping the summer alive.
Artist Keith Jones Splits the Difference Between ‘Where’s Waldo’ and ‘The Road’
So where is Waldo? Probably holed up in his basement with stockpiled canned goods and a sawed-off Remington pump action.
Artist Aura Rosenberg Is Loving Angels (of the Apocalypse) Instead
Rilke observed that "every angel is terrifying," and that certainly goes for the rapture-ready seraph in this collage.
Artist Rirkrit Tiravanija Uncovers Some Astonishing Things About the Politics of Vermont Hippies
Tiravanija's work is based on photographs of demonstrations published in the 'International Herald Tribune' over the past six years.
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