I am swooning over Alexander Korzer Robinson’s artwork, featured in The Guardian. It’s like my heart is breaking. I love it! “My creations have been made by cutting into the books, cutting around some of the illustrations and removing others,” the artist says. “The composition is built only using the imagery that is already in [...]
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My great friend Lisa Benson (a New Zealand artist) gave me one of her recent works—a small transparent red lucite card, like a thick credit card, with the words “CE MOMENT” cut out. She likes to hand them out to interesting people she meets, in a bar, on the subway, as a way to commemorate [...]
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A stark wooden vitrine showcases a stunning work by the minimalist sculptor Carl Andre at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas, “one hundred sonnets, I…flower.” To be honest, I didn’t know much about Andre as of three days ago. (And I wish I hadn’t googled him today.) I went to Marfa for the divine Judds and [...]
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