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DEAR BRUCE-- Almost frightened to begin the meal, the last supper, our conversational nibbling on the 'funeral meats' of the late, great Guillaume Dustan's film work, which is really video [...]

He's spent his whole life waiting for luck, looking for signs of it with a kind of fatalism, and he supplements this fatalism with the best skills of a shrewd [...]

Awarded three Michelin stars and crowned World's Best Restaurant 2021, noma is no mere notch on the belt for the destination diner. Founders Rene Redzepi and Claus Meyer are credited [...]

DEAR MARIE, I haven't come across a single mention of what perfume you wore. Perhaps Le Rose de Nicole Groult or Le Bleu de Nicole Groult, scents launched by Nicole [...]

'THE MAIN SUBJECT IS THE SURFACE, which has its color, its laws, over and above the objects,' Pierre Bonnard declared in December 1935. I don't know what I expected to [...]

THE MUSEUM FUR MODERNE KUNST (MMK) in Frankfurt is presenting a comprehensive survey of the work of Cady Noland through March 31. Curated by Susanne Pfeffer, the exhibition takes stock [...]

1. ON SECOND THOUGHT: What was she thinking? What was she thinking about Lee Harvey Oswald or Charles Manson, Betty Ford or Jackie O.? What was she thinking about the [...]

ON THE OCCASION OF 'Hanne Darboven: Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983' currently on view at Dia: Chelsea, New York, and 'Hanne Darboven: Packed Time' opening February 25 at Sammlung Falckenberg, Hamburg, contributing editor [...]

'CHILLING DISPLAY OF MASCULINITY': The phrase is Jacqueline Rose's, describing political posturing in the run-up to the Brexit referendum. Is there really any fathoming of Benjamin's assessment 'no document of [...]

David Hammons: Bliz-aard Ball Sale, by Elena Filipovic. London: Afterall Books, 2017.160 pages. IN 1983, David Hammons held his Bliz-aard Ball Sale, which 'probably didn't bear that title, or any [...]

ON JULY 28, 2016, Richard Prince retweeted an item from curator Marvin Heiferman's feed about a $1 billion copyright-infringement suit that photographer Carol Highsmith had just filed against the stock-photo [...]

FORGOING OUTRIGHT ATROCITY, of which there is so much--too much--right now, aren't the 'life,' 'body,' and 'face' of Michael Jackson in the running for some of the most abstract events [...]

CUE RAINER. Elaine--Have gone to Calif. Don't despair. Keep working. You know the dance. In 2 days I shall send you complete details of the continuity plus program info. Sometimes [...]

Place: A drawing room. Time: Right about now. CYRIL: Ekphrastically, before taking up some of their core concerns (frame/picture, support/color, individuality/variety, expressiveness/reiteration--although they trouble any rote opposition suggested by the [...]

The article reflects on the art works of artists André Cadere and Bruce Hainley.

'As people were beginning to get up and leave, Warhol suggested that he and I should found our own cosmetic company. `With stuff you have to keep in the refrigerator, [...]

By Anne Carson. Knopf. 149 pp. $23. I am interested in the biochemistry of heartbreak. Some pulmonary muscles--if this is where the heart is--are resilient, aching for a brief time [...]

The article reports that Bruce Hainley and Christine Pichini talk about their revelatory experience at noma, which is an informal but influential movement that champions ethics of care, sustainability, and self-sufficiency.

In this article author talks about Le Rose de Nicole Groult or Le Bleu de Nicole Groult, scents launched by Nicole Groult. Topics include examines that wartime slaughter—fresh air, fresh rhythms and Gabrièle Buffet-Picabia, never your biggest fan helped Nicole Groult set the shop back up; and reports that procession presented so many kinds of inversions, subversions, reversions, but did feel so in-between.

I am amused by fancy art-world types who breeze into Los Angeles planning to ''get'' the scene in a few days. They would have better luck reading ''In Search of [...]

O.K., before the art stuff, a little bow to Diana Vreeland -- she of the Kabuki rouging, knowing beak and shellac-black hair, who insisted that the soles of her shoes [...]

BRUCE HAINLEY: The Lady died. When I first heard the news about the sad, too-soon event, all I could think was: What a total drag. Not that the spaceship wasn't [...]

The article presents information about the book "Ornament and Silence: Essays on Women's Lives," by Kennedy Fraser. In the book, Fraser appears to believe she has graduated from fashion to more serious matters-the lives of women in connection with art, literature and the natural world. Fraser believes that she too has freed her mind for more important things, but it is fashion that provides her the opportunity to impart her keenest and most provocative insights. In "Valentina," the precision of Fraser's description comments upon women's lives in a more complex way.