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In the age of the blog, when even last year’s best-selling hardcover seems like a relic from another time, the New York Antiquarian Book Fair, which turns fifty this year, is a joyful validation of the book as artifact, of faded dust jackets, creaking bindings, and vibrant illustrations (April 9-11). (Park Avenue Armory, Park Ave. at 67th St. 212-777-5218.) April 9 Park Ave. at 66th... goatTitle-->FRIEZE ART FAIR Works by more than a thousand artists from a hundred and eighty international galleries will be on display as this storied London fair makes its New York City début. The event also includes talks, performances, a sculpture park, and newly commissioned projects. (Randall . . .... Peter Schjeldahl on “Abstract Expressionist New York,” at MOMA.... Peter Schjeldahl on the Tibor de Nagy Gallery... 8220;Your History Is Not Our History” is a smart, odd show of vintage works by an ecumenical array of twenty New York art stars of the nineteen-eighties, from the turbulent Julian Schnabel to the icy Louise Lawler. What’s peculiar is the site: high in a . . .... Peter Schjeldahl looks at “Chaos and Classicism,” at the Guggenheim.... Is the Frick’s Rembrandt “Self-Portrait” of 1658 the best painting in New York? Its return from a revelatory cleaning coincides with a fine show, “Rembrandt and His School: Masterworks from the Frick and Lugt Collections.” Bankrupt by the age of fifty-two, the . . . (Subscription required.)... Peter Schjeldahl on "Rooms with a View" at the Metropolitan Museum.... You will enjoy your visit to the Tino Sehgal whatchamacallit at the Guggenheim—“show” doesn’t fill the bill—or else expose yourself as a hopeless grouch. The thirty-four-year-old London-born artist’s “relational” works can seem chichi in . . .... Peter Schjeldahl on the Dakis Joannou collection.... Peter Schjeldahl on the 2012 Whitney Biennial.... Peter Schjeldahl on Modigliani... Peter Schjeldahl on California minimalism.... Peter Schjeldahl on the drawings of Agnolo Bronzino.... Peter Schjeldahl on the Whitney Biennial.... Peter Schjeldahl on the work of Otto Dix.... Peter Schjeldahl on Charles Burchfield.... Peter Schjeldahl on Henri Matisse.... Peter Schjeldahl on Pipilotti Rist.... Peter Schjeldahl on the art of Paul Thek.... Peter Schjeldahl on Glenn Ligon... Peter Schjeldahl on Frans Hals.... Peter Schjeldahl on Willem de Kooning.... Peter Schjeldahl on the Metropolitan Museum’s Islamic wing.... Cubism threw art into a blender and hit the chop button. Subsequent avant-gardes proceeded, by stages, to today’s setting: purée. That’s an unfair summary of “On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century,” a show of some three hundred works, from 1897 . . . (Subscription required.)... Cubism threw art into a blender and hit the chop button. Subsequent avant-gardes proceeded, by stages, to today’s setting: purée. That’s an unfair summary of “On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century,” a show of some three hundred works, from 1897 . . . (Subscription required.)... Peter Schjeldahl on Gordon Matta-Clark... Peter Schjeldahl on Cézanne... |
Archive for the 'Web' CategoryPeter Schjeldahl: Frieze New York on Randall’s Island.Monday, April 30th, 2012This year, the Armory Show art fair, which was held in March in two cavernous, steel-raftered halls on the Hudson River piers in the West Fifties, came with an official artist: Theaster Gates. A charismatic thirty-nine-year-old Chicago “urban pla… Adam Gopnik: Hollande, Sarkozy, and democracy in France.Monday, April 30th, 2012The Presidency of France’s Fifth Republic is a monarchical role, shaped to the elongated scale and the grand manners first of Charles de Gaulle and then of François Mitterrand. Although Jacques Chirac more recently gave the role a distinctly… Peter Robinson: “Another Twilight.”Monday, April 30th, 2012Allow the point of the Coccodrillo stucco, his Villa Igea where Lawrence Goings on About Town: ArtMonday, April 30th, 2012PageBreak –>MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES METROPOLITAN MUSEUM Patricia Marx: Biblical retractions.Monday, April 30th, 2012Yes, there were slipups. I changed “Pharisee” to “Philistine” and “the corner of Locust Valley and Donkey Drive” to “Road to Damascus.” When I said it rained for forty days and forty nights, I neglected t… David Owen: The stars of “Oddities” on Science Channel.Monday, April 30th, 2012Among the many items on display at Obscura Antiques & Oddities, on Avenue A between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, is a leathery, somnolent-looking human head. “It’s an old medical preparation,” Evan Michelson, who is one of the … Mark Singer: Ghetto Film School screens “Prank” at HBO.Monday, April 30th, 2012Say you’re a reasonably precocious high-school student in New York City and you believe a college admissions committee would take proper note if you were to make a short film in China featuring actors who, because they happen to be Chinese, speak… Books: William Boyd’s “Waiting for Sunrise” review.Monday, April 30th, 2012In 1913, when this novel opens, the improbably named protagonist, Lysander Rief, has one main concern: his psychosexual blockage. The dilettante actor has moved to Vienna to begin—with the help of an analyst there—a wholesale excavation of … |
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