Consecutive Matters
Jonathan T. D. NeilWriting about contemporary art and culture.
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Collage and Filter, Part 2 (accidentally)
On July 9th I will be in conversation at Jessica Silverman Gallery with Julian Hoeber to discuss his new show, Binocular Rivalry. (For a great review of that show, read Glen Helfand’s piece “Split Screen” here.) I’m taking this as an opport...
Collage and Filter, Part 1
The delay of this post was precipitated, obliquely, by Artlance. I built that enterprise to solve a business model problem for art criticism (and other types of criticism), and thankfully it appears to be working. This has taken time, and e...
The rent numbers to go with Josh Kline's article in October
Let me state this up front: I agree with Josh Kline’s main complaint that, to use a party slogan that was common in my time in New York City (1996-2016), “the rent is too damn high.” We have been hearing about “affordability” since long bef...
From Freelance to 'Artlance'
Honoré Daumier, The Critics (Visitors in a Painter’s Studio), about 1862. Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, bequest of Mrs. William R. Miller in memory of her husband.
Just over six months ago I wrote something of a retort to all of the hand-w...
Show, Don’t Tell: Museums and the ‘War Against Woke’ (preview)
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, under construction. Photo by RON RAFFETY - https://www.flickr.com/photos/ronraffety/52319041213/, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=142868823
For legacy institutions of all kinds i...
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