104 – “The show” and some shows
Atlas is passion project. I enjoy reading and writing about art. Why not write something? There’s no price for entry to writing. I can only see…
103 – Art Book Club
As the birds and art dealers fly south to Miami, I wanted to present a post-Black Friday book list. A year ago, some friends and I…
102 – Dubuffet, Evolving Portrait
Jean Dubuffet: Soul of the Underground, the least well publicized thing on at MoMA now, is a discreet, quiet show you might otherwise miss. The show…
101 – Erik Hougen
Erik Hougen: To Dissolve Place written for The Common Studio, part of The Common. In reference to photography, Roland Barthes wrote that its unique position…
100th – Christian Marclay’s The Clock
Someone who loves film cannot help but become awash in nostalgia within a few minutes of entering the warm embrace of Christian Marclay’s The Clock.…
99th – Marc Riboud at The Rubin Museum
Walking into the Rubin Museum I expected very little from the exhibition of Francesco Clemente, ostensibly the result of his decades of conversation with India and…
Atlas – 98th – Ben Lerner and the vandals
Sometimes I find an article so compelling its the only thing I want to talk about. This is that. Author Ben Lerner’s argument in Damage Control,…
Atlas – 97th – Immersive Art Sites: a list of shame
This is a list of Capital A Art places and specifically immersive art installations that are site specific. Jori Finkel’s recent piece on the American non-collecting…
Atlas – 96th – Previews: Dine, Dow, Goerk
Below are previews to three shows that I am looking forward to this month. Please keep your eyes open for all of these artists. If…
95th – BRIC Biennial
The BRIC Biennial is intriguing, mismatched and unsure of itself. Luckily much of the art is good. Jean Shin‘s chains dangling in the center of…
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