Archive | March, 2010

Plot twist for arts reporting



This wasn’t supposed to happen. Arts journalism is supposed to be going down the tubes. But here in New York, two arts sections are being expanded, with professional writers, editors, and, for now, what counts for acres of newsprint space these days.

Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal is making culture …

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MOMA Event – An Evening with Artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge



MOMA Event – An Evening with Artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Monday March 22nd at 7:00pmin the The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 2. OK.. so I’ll bet most MAO readers don’t know this artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, too well. Up until a year ago.. MAo didn’t either.. But we have to say.. you should take a close look at this artist’s work if you’ve not seen it before. Singer, Songwriter, writer, and artist, Genesis is a cutting edge British born gender bending artist from the 60′s and 70′s who’s still working, and relevant today. Here’s the MOMA comment for this…

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Michael Alan – An Introduction



DRAW-A-THON: featured in NY Times from Michael Alan on Vimeo.

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Seen On The Streets Of Jacksonville Florida: “Hello From Below”

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Escif Shows Us How It’s Done

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Original music by Cuneta.
More from Escif here.

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Spring Benefit Season is Here.. Save The Date! re:FORM Auction on May 17th

So the 2010 Spring Benefit Season is Here.. !! So.. Be sure to save the date, for the big re:FORM Art Auction on May 17th. This event only happens once every 2 years.. and features work donated by some of the best contemporary artists working today. Plus, the Charity is a MAO favorite, The Drug Policy Alliance(The DPA), an organization which fosters Drug Education.. not Incarceration. Reason, Compassion, Justice. DPA Network is the nation’s leading organization working to end the war on drugs. We envision new drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights and a just society…

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Sometimes a fair is just a fair

After the noughtie boom and the ’08-’09 bust, and even now with the art market engine appearing to turn over and offer the promise of a restart, might it not be time to leave behind the idea of assessing the art fairs as “shows” that are akin to exhibitions at …

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Bardo – Tibetan Art of the Afterlife @Rubin Museum of Art and some musings

I went to see BARDO -  Tibetan Art of the Afterlife at the Rubin Museum of Art on a rainy Friday evening and really enjoyed the exhibition.   I suppose, since we’re all going to die eventually (hopefully not to soon) looking at the 6 states of consciousness or awareness had a meaning to me – [...]

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36RECYCLAB /alexis Cladière: An Introduction

You can see more from 36RECYCLAB and his latest exhibition in Lille, France here.

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Shit We’re Diggin’: The Art of Simon Birch

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You can see more of Simon’s work here.

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