ArtWeLove News: August 2009 Archives

This week there was lots of Banksy news, the Guggenheim had the Wright stuff, Kara Walked out on a show--and new signs of art-world life were spotted.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 31, 2009

GO DO!: Art Events for August 31 - September 6

This week why not give blood for art, listen to Glenn Branca, and get a two-for-one at Deitch?

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 31, 2009

News Roundup for Week of August 31

A bright spot in India, an illicit nude at the Met, and (temporary) salvation for LACMA's film program are among the highlights of this week's news.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 27, 2009

GO DO!: Art Events for Week of August 24

This week's art events include a Turkish film premiere, a Bomb magazine party, and a biennial for Whitney Houston.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 24, 2009

News Roundup for Week of August 24

This week's roundup includes censorship around the world, juicy museum news, and the possible outing of a famous photo as a fake.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 22, 2009

Art We Explore: A Visit to Walter De Maria's Lightning Field

ArtWeLove correspondent Rebecca Uchill traveled to New Mexico to experience the great Land Art masterpiece firsthand.

by Rebecca Uchill

on August 19, 2009

GO DO!: Art Events for Week of August 17

This week's programming includes a different kind of light show, a reappraisal of an overlooked Abstract Expressionist, and an art festival in El Barrio.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 15, 2009

News Roundup for Friday August 14

This week's roundup includes the debut of a new N.E.A. chair, the mugging of Mona Lisa, and some good news for New York.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 14, 2009

Architecture Notebook: Zaha Hadid's "Burnham Pavilion" in Chicago

The Iraqi-born starchitect's temporary contribution to Millennium Park adds an science-fiction air to a celebration of the city's history.

by Maggie Hartnick

on August 12, 2009

GO DO!: Art Events for August 10-16

This week's tasty batch of programming includes a naval battle in Queens, unsettling Pavlovian cinema, and an abbreviated reprise of Warhol's Factory.

by Andrew Goldstein

on August 10, 2009

News Roundup for Friday, August 7th

This week's developments included an artistic touchdown for the Dallas Cowboys, the release of the soundtrack from Warhol's stinker musical, and the passing of Modernist architect Charles Gwathmey.

by Natasha Roje

on August 7, 2009

The Ethics of Dust: An Interview with Venice Biennale Artist Jorge Otero-Pailos