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What is Affordable Art To You?
I attended the Affordable Art Fair that is happening at the George R. Brown Convention Center this weekend. Most art fairs I’ve attended have been pretty tony events, aimed at the wealthy elite (or at well-off art institutions). But twice a...
The Utter Grossness of Leon Botstein
Leon Botstein was the president of Bard College and a respected classical conductor and music educator. He was close friends with Jeffrey Epstein. He announced his resignation from the presidency of Bard shortly after the Epstein Files were...
Bert Long: The Artist’s Journey
Thomas McEvilley’s last book
Readers of this blog may know that I was a student and devoted reader of art critic Thomas McEvilley (1939-2013). I thought I had read all of his books about art and philosophy (including his thorny The Shape o...
What Else Was at Untitled?
An art fair is little more than a very expensive craft fair. Art fairs exist to sell artworks. And like a craft fair, it’s here for a few days and then it’s gone. They usually don’t leave a permanent mark. It therefore feels a little pointl...
Rain Forest (Teal)
Anila Quayyam Agha, Rain Forest (Teal), lacquered steel, 2025
Anila Quayyam Agha’s installation Rain Forest (Teal) is in a room especially constructed for it by Sundaram Tagore Gallery. The steel box is carved with images of stylized tropi...
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Robert Boyd was born in Melbourne, Australia, and grew up in Houston, Texas. He went to Rice University. In 2009, he founded the art blog, The Great God Pan Is Dead.
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