Search

“Vital Signs: Artists and the Body” draws from MoMA’s 20th-century collection to show that identity is broader than physical form. But in skipping social media the show can’t go far [...]

The article focuses on the growing number of subscription-based, web-powered coaching and marketing programs providing career counseling to artists and helping them workshop their statements of purpose and grant applications. Cited are the growing number of midcareer artists looking for peers beyond art schools and yearning to profit from their work, the reputation of the self-help genre in selling unrealistic promises, and the difference of these groups from traditional art education.

The article focuses on the late Marian Zazeela, a central figure of the New York avant-garde, and her abstract calligraphy, with topics including her collaboration with minimalist composer La Monte Young and the evolution of her technique from casual flair to saturated precision.

The article focuses on the unique art installation "Chocolate Room" by Ed Ruscha, which is being displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and is made entirely of chocolate, showcasing Ruscha's unconventional approach to art materials, humor, and conceptual art.