A Fool Looks at Art
Daniel MozesHow to approach contemporary art if you don't know much.
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Cubist Sculpture
“The Face of Life: Modern Portraits” show is up at the Met and is listed as “ongoing” with no announced end date. I’m going to post about it three times. In this post, I’m pointing to the sculptures. The first one I saw was Lee Bul’s Long T...
Marcel Duchamp at MOMA
The big revelations for me in this show, now open until August 22, are in the early paintings, for two reasons. One is that I had never seen them and the other is the way the pre-cubist, pre-conceptual Duchamp was right there with the most...
Kainoa Gruspe at the Whitney Biennial 2026
Another set of works that struck me in this Biennial was a set of doorstops by Kainoa Gruspe. They struck me because they are beautiful and fascinating, and hit an intentional, specific balance between aesthetic and political concerns. Each...
Erin Jane Nelson's Photography Practice at the Whitney Biennial 2026
I’ve heard that there are people upset with the Whitney for not being political enough in this year’s Biennial. I have two reactions to that criticism, having just seen the show twice.
One, sure it’s political, if only because of the expan...
Art of the Future
When in Mexico City, see Latin American art.
The Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo is one of several in the same park in Mexico City along with the Modern Art museum and the The National Museum of Anthropology, which wikipedia says is “is th...
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