"Sometimes people are simply cool. You know what I mean: when you meet someone, only to be struck by a certain compelling energy, which is at once zeitgeist and timeless. What constitutes such a state is hard to pin down, but it might _...Read More_

>"The future of art, its accessibility, and its audience were explored at Christie’s Art+Tech Summit."

The article discusses the aesthetics of dismemberment in Japanese robotics, which involves the excision and reconstitution of initially organic wholes into artificial and idealized functional parts. This aesthetic is related to the internal _...Read More_

"Collins began amassing works in the early 1990s. The first piece Collins acquired was a receipt for a horse, saddle and bridle purchased by John William Smith, an Alamo courier and later Texas politician, which is dated about a month _...Read More_

The Atlantic: Is This the Start of an AI Takeover?.

"Tech companies like Amazon and Uber are creating a society divided between the served and their servants, where the “friction” of in-person interaction is eliminated. That friction is the stuff of social connection — a world without it is _...Read More_

"At the bottom is a line of fine print: “You can’t have a million dollar dream with a minimum wage work ethic."

“Our films are neither fiction nor nonfiction. They come from and return to our ancestral lands. They emerge from and sink back into the lives we are actually living with our durig (dreamings)”.

"TikTok’s ‘clean girl hygiene’ discourse is just the latest version of thousands of years of virginity and purity culture"

"For his debut solo exhibition with the gallery, McArthur Binion presents a new body of work created in Chicago, where he primarily lives and works. Large format oil-stick paintings are assembled in the Van Eyck gallery under the title _...Read More_

"The famed “Starry Night,” which hasn’t traveled from the Museum of Modern Art in 13 years, and the Met’s exuberant “Wheat Field With Cypresses” will be reunited for the first time since 1901."

"The Art World's Favorite Mind-Altering Substances: A Sociological Study"

"At first encounter, Rona Pondick’s large-scale stainless steel sculpture Monkeys (1998–2001), currently on view in the Belvedere palace and museum in Vienna, may seem incongruous with the decorative opulence of the surroundings. The work _...Read More_

"When they turn off the tap, Will you remember me? Let me remind you, before you forget: Your daily routine was to click on mine, – I was your little solemn mass"

"The feeling is diffuse. One has the impression of entering a space in the middle of an exhibition setup. There are traces of glue on the walls, embroidered fabrics are hung haphazardly, thick sheets are stretched out on the floor. Indeed, _...Read More_