- Your dystopian nightmares just got worse. Here’s a marketing ploy by Absolute that asks followers to name a cause they want to hear about at the Grammy’s. Yes, that’s right—corporate protest marketing is now a thing. [Medium Quality Screen Captures]
- Kevin Buist writes about Artprize and its connection to DeVos. Artprize was founded by Rick DeVos, Betsy DeVos’s son. Betsy is now the new secretary of education and she is an advocate of school voucher programs. Buist is not. But he does helpfully point out that she’s not evil. He has also said that he feels he can work with her on the things they do agree on, and leave the other stuff aside. [Kevin Buist’s Blog]
- AFC Columnist Hannah Cole is offering courses to artists on how to do their taxes. $29 bucks! [Teachable]
- Raymond Pettibon at the New Museum gets a good review. Holland Cotter likes the political bent of the work and coins the term “Language fallout”. It’s like nuclear fallout, but for words. [The New York Times]
- Neo-Nazis effectively shuttered Shia LaBeuof’s anti-Trump installation at the Museum of Moving Image. The Museum was forced to shut down Shia LaBeuof’s cam due to public safety concerns. [Gothamist]
- Snowstorm in New York = slideshows of snow in New York! [Gothamist]
- ArtCondo gets a write up in Curbed for their venture into the Bronx. Exciting for artists who can afford the $175,000 to $700,000 price to get into this venture. [Curbed]
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