CONCEPTUAL ART

CULTURE & ARTS
Dan Graham: Advice to the Young
By Louisiana Channel, Contributor
Web TV
Dan Graham was interviewed by Christian Lund in his home in SoHo, New York, October 2015. Dan Graham (b. 1942) is an award
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Jonathan Monk: An Original Twist
By Louisiana Channel, Contributor
Web TV
Supported by Nordea-fonden "I'm sure even the cavemen copied the drawings of the guys from the next village and changed them
ARTS & CULTURE
Artist's Website Invites Privileged Individuals To Make 'Reparations' To People Of Color
By Priscilla Frank
There is something you can do.
CULTURE & ARTS
Prince Gallery's "Invisible Objects"
By D. Dominick Lombardi, Contributor
Artist, art writer and curator
As a follow up to my last article on Prince Gallery I wanted to share with you a recent discussion between Eric Prince, artist
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Growers and Makers
By Daniel Maidman, Contributor
artist and writer
In person, the presence of inappropriate materials is even more pronounced, as all angled views reveal the sandwich of materials
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David Zaitz: Big Ideas
By Wonderful Machine, Contributor
Production Company
For David Zaitz, a good conceptual photo is all about the idea. David gets inspiration from anywhere and everywhere, taking ordinary situations and making them extraordinary.
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A Home Tour Like None Other: Artist David Ireland's House at 500 Capp Street, San Francisco
By Pamela Feinsilber, Contributor
Bay Area Writer and Editor
Ireland made his home a work of art, one reflecting his distinct (to say the least) sensibility. Tiny plaques commemorated the damage left by the safe Ireland dropped a couple of times hauling it downstairs for Mr. Greub, whose name and trade stayed on a front window.
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A Catalogue Of Wonderfully Useless Ideas Highlights The Power Of Imagination
By Priscilla Frank
Artist Ana Prvacki dares to imagine how our smallest, most absurd ideas can change the world.
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Conceptual photos to make you smile
By James Popsys, Contributor
Contributor
Zone 334 Electricitree Lazy morning Freewheeling Illegal streaming More on instagram New London Eye Do you ever scroll through
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Rivers in the Sea: Tom Phillips at Flowers Gallery
By Daniel Maidman, Contributor
artist and writer
What distinguishes this from category 2 conceptual art, the kind I don't like? The very qualities I ascribed to category one - the passion, the rigor, the discipline.
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Behind the White Walls: Isaac Brest's 'Hunger Is the Best Sauce'
By Caspar Jopling, Contributor
Contemporary Art
Stepping through the double French doors of 3 Howard Street in New York's bustling Chinatown will immediately vitalize your day - visually and intellectually. The exhibition on show, Hunger is the Best Sauce, is The Still House Group's co-founder, Isaac Brest's most recent provocation of the city's thriving art scene.
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The Fiction Landscapes
By j.frede, Contributor
Artist, Writer, Sailor based in Los Angeles.
Choosing photographs that create a perfect line from one to the next while allowing the colors and contrasts to not play
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Meet On Kawara, An Artist Who Obsessively Documented His Life For 48 Years
By Katherine Brooks and Mallika Rao
MR: it's hard to imagine people that far away like, i acknowledge you, i want to give you that KB: if i had to guess, i'd
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Ryder Ripps: "Alone Together", Solo Exhibition at Red Bull Studios, New York (VIDEO)
By Heinrich Schmidt, Contributor
Founder and Director, VernissageTV
Alone Together at Red Bull Studios New York is an exhibition conceived by the New York-based conceptual artist Ryder Ripps
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Art Museums Dares Visitors To Play 'Spot The Forgery'
By Priscilla Frank
"Made in China" runs from February 6 until April 28 at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London. On April 28, the replica will be
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Passage & Hours
By j.frede, Contributor
Artist, Writer, Sailor based in Los Angeles.
The Station Gallery Savernack Street 2411 24th St, San Francisco, California 94110 j.frede : Passage January 17-March 17
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Rejoice! Her Majesty Yoko Ono Is Getting A MoMA Exhibition
By Priscilla Frank
CULTURE & ARTS
Post Portraiture
By j.frede, Contributor
Artist, Writer, Sailor based in Los Angeles.
When something is removed sometimes there can be trace evidence of its presence. The outline on a bare wall where a painting hung for decades, the impression left in a rug where a chair has sat for weeks, a blurred circle on a tabletop where a glass stood for moments. For this instance that which is left behind are thumbtacks upon the surface of telephone poles on any given street.
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My Dog Deserves an MFA. No, Seriously.
By F. Scott Hess, Contributor
Artist and Associate Professor at Laguna College of Art + Design
I first noticed that my dog, Roxy Hess, had artistic intentions when she left a forceful and unmistakable message on the floor of the studio we share. Slow human that I am, I hadn't realized that Roxy was not only on top of the latest developments in the artworld, she was running amongst the pack leaders.
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12 Delicious Marcel Duchamp Quotes To Unleash Your Inner Artist
By Priscilla Frank
3. On the art of living "I like living, breathing better than working...my art is that of living. Each second, each breath
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A New Arts Gym, A New Website for Willem de Kooning, the Death of On Kawara and Other Recommended Readings
By Matthew Israel, Contributor
Director of The Art Genome Project, Artsy
As the arts scene at Stanford receives increasing resources and attention, the University has started planning the construction of a new "arts gym" -- a drop-in studio and performing arts space.
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April Nordbee: Small Town Duchamp
By John Seed, Contributor
Professor of Art History
April Nordbee, a 29-year-old mother of two who lives in Wisconsin, has found her life completely changed over the past two years, all as the result of a lucky keystroke error she made during a Google search that caused her to discover the life and work of artist Marcel Duchamp.
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This Artist Is Literally Bottling Up Our Emotions
By Sara Roncero-Menendez
If you love this set and want to see more, you won't have to wait long; Kinser is already working on a wedding version for
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Ai Weiwei's Evidence: Major Solo Exhibition in Berlin (VIDEO)
By Heinrich Schmidt, Contributor
Founder and Director, VernissageTV
The retrospective is titled Evidence and is seen as a political exhibition with works that comment on social and political issues in China.
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