iPhone app iPad app Android phone app Android tablet app

Lawrence Weiner

Where Do We Don't Go From Here

Filip Noterdaeme | Posted 04.24.2013 | Arts
Read More: Downtown, Zarina, Lawrence Weiner, Art News, William Powhida, Marcel Duchamp, Creative Time, Uptowon, Steven Zehentner, Penny Arcade, Village Voice, Larry Gagosian, Vito Schnabel, Arts News
Filip Noterdaeme

The contemporary art world is like a Titanic that will never sink -- like the corporate world that is "too big to fail."

Read Whole Story

Jay-Z And Thom Yorke Building Water Tanks To Remind You To Conserve

Posted 02.23.2012 | New York
Read More: Word Above the Street, Lawrence Weiner, Video, Ny News, Thom Yorke, Water Conservation, Jay-Z, Ny Art, Radiohead, New York News

A new project from non-profit group Word Above the Street is bringing together artists and musicians including Lawrence Weiner, Jay-Z, and Thom Yorke ...

Read Whole Story

Christmas of Cool: The Peter Norton Family Christmas Art Project

Gordy Grundy | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Read More: Takashi Murakami, Peter Norton, Peter Norton Family Christmas Art Project, Gordy Grundy, Art Project, Contemporary Art, Modern Art, Fine Art, Larry Gagosian, Lorna Simpson, Christian Marclay, Jim Hodges, Anna Gaskell, Luciano Perna, Lawrence Weiner, Sanford Biggers, Brian Eno, Peter Coffin, Daniel Joseph Martinez, Pae White, Slidepollajax, Vic-Muniz, Moca, Arts News
Gordy Grundy

The Peter Norton Family Christmas Art Project is the epitome of cool. Beyond the beauty, the process and its production benefits many people in very interesting ways.

Read Whole Story

Limited Edition Artworks for Sale in Unexpected Places

Stephanie Adamowicz | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Read More: Lawrence Weiner, Conceptual Art, Gilt Groupe, Brock Enright, 20x200, Contemporary Art, Limited-Editions, Art & Advisory, New York News
Stephanie Adamowicz

Image courtesy of Nicelle Beauchene Gallery. "Penguin Paradox" (2010). Brock Enright. 13 color Silkscreen on 350 gsm Coventry Rag. 24 in x 18 in. E...

Read Whole Story

Kathryn Bigelow's Life in Art

Bettina Korek | Posted 05.25.2011 | Los Angeles
Read More: The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow, Art & Language, Fritz Haeg, Abstraction, Strange Days, Whitney Museum of American Art, Film, Hollywood, Point Break, Lawrence Weiner, Conceptual Art, Richard Serra, Zoran Popvic, Vito Acconci, Blue Steel, Oscars, San Francisco Art Institute, Moca, Dan Graham, Artforum, Los Angeles News
Bettina Korek

It's undeniably a great thing that a woman won for the first time, but probably more surprising that Bigelow made the transition from collaborating on art world films to directing in Hollywood.

Read Whole Story