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Wednesday Links: Celebrities and Serious Stuff

by Paddy Johnson and Corinna Kirsch on September 18, 2013

What happens when you put James Franco on all book covers. [Book Riot]
15 notable artist buildings in New York. [Curbed]
“Want to see a very big show of very bad art? Sure you do, to be up on present trends in bigness and badness.” The New Yorker disses Matthew Day Jackson’s show up at Hauser & Wirth. [The New Yorker]
New York state has dismissed the gender discrimination suit filed by El Museo del Barrio’s former director, Margarita Aguilar. One board member supposedly told her to “pluck her eyebrows, lose weight and wear more expensive clothing.” [Art in America]
The National Law Review weighs in on the legalities surrounding the Detroit Institute of Arts, and whether its collection can be sold to cover the city’s bankruptcy. [The National Law Review]
Citi Bike: perfect for the apocalypse? [Slate]
The BHQF has come out with a series of “how-to videos that equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today’s contemporary art market.” [MOCAtv]
Yesterday Occupy Wall Street took to the streets once more in honor of its second anniversary. Anger remains hot over closing hospitals and Wall Street speculators who have not faced charges for the stock market crash of 2008. [The Huffington Post]
Well, some kids are dumb. College students imitating moves from Miley Cyrus’ music video “Wrecking Ball,” started riding a piece of public art at Grand Valley State University. The sculpture has now been removed. [Business Insider]
A Russian perspective on Chinese art and power. [Frieze]

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Tuesday Links: Punk Shit

by Paddy Johnson and Corinna Kirsch on May 7, 2013

The Met held its punk-themed gala last night. For those unimportant enough to attend, and for those who don’t really care about Miley Cyrus, there was Twitter. [#metgala, photo courtesy of Kotaku]
Thanks, Tom McCormack for writing a history of ASCII art. Not so thankful for beginning that history with Apollinaire and introducing some dubious terms about the “connoisseur’s medium” (ha) and “the high period of ASCII art”. [Rhizome]
In case you missed it, here’s the ultimate compendium of cats Photoshopped into sushi. [Laughing Squid]
“I am an artist…I designed and built a cat.” [The New Yorker, paywall]
Shit show over at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco: They’ve fired or laid off at least eight staff members. At least one of these firings appears to be related to the perception of union sympathizing. The story just gets worse. [Hyperallergic]
MOCA’s “A New Sculpturalism” is facing cancellation, but no one knows precisely why. Pavilion architects for this show are nervous. They’ve invested a lot of time and money to make this show happen. [Architect Magazine]
The Princess Diana Museum will be closing. Her family opened the museum in Althorp soon after her passing. [The Los Angeles Times]
It’s nearly impossible to operate a food truck in NYC without breaking the law thanks to numerous and sometimes conflicting regulations. [NYTimes]

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The Revolution Might Still Be Televised: “Public Access/Open Networks” At BRIC House

by Emily Colucci on March 31, 2017

Sometimes an exhibition succeeds more as a source of creative inspiration than a collection of timely artworks. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the current group exhibition Public Access/Open Networks at the Gallery at BRIC House.

The show, curated by BRIC’s Jenny Gerow with freelance curators Reya Sehgal and Lakshmi Padmanabhan, gathers historical and contemporary video art that was broadcast publicly whether through public access TV or YouTube. The physical exhibition is just aspect of the show, which also includes an assorted program schedule of screenings, live tapings and symposiums.

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Let’s Look at Horse Art on Amazon Fine Art

by Corinna Kirsch on June 4, 2015

Our top horse paintings for sale on Amazon.

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Must Like Loud: Neal Medlyn’s Explosive Seven Part Opus

by Paddy Johnson on February 2, 2015

When a performer spends several nights grinding his dick in your face for art, you want to find something good to say about the performance. It takes a lot of guts to put your junk out there, let alone create a seven part opus. That’s especially true in the case Neal Medlyn’s uneven performance marathon “Pop Star Series: The 2015 Emerald Edition,” which ran over the course of three days at the American Realness festival. Throughout the course of his pop-star based series, I watched Medlyn’s dick fly out of beaded candy briefs, hump a staircase, and air grind through saggy white underwear.

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Zero Performance: Top 10 Youtubes, Jan 2011

by Art Fag City on April 2, 2011

Zero Performance: Top 10 Youtubes, Jan 2011 – "I just watched the top ten youtubes of all time so that you wouldn't have to." What follows is basically an educated rant on why Bieber (and others) suck. Miley Cyrus – Party in the U.S.A. is a favorite: Cowboy boots, American cars, a rainbow coalition of hot […]

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Comic Con Versus The Art Fairs: The Results!

by Art Fag City on April 25, 2008

Art Fairs vrs Comic Con! By the end of this week Art Fag City’s Comic Con Versus The Art Fairs quiz will have either stolen or enriched roughly 40 seconds of over 12,000 people’s lives. Either way, we’re pleased! The test asks readers to identify Comic Con and Art Fair attendees; some of whom we […]

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