Untitled, an installation by Jason Peters, part of last year’s The Light Project at The Pulitzer, in St. Louis. (Image courtesy of The Pulitzer.)
- An international array of matchbox labels.
- Why pictures of coffins are necessary.
- Where Money and Art and Money Intersect: Gold purchased by Gagosian (for a Chris Burden show) is held by the SEC because of its connection to the Robert Allen Stanford’s ponzi scheme case.
- “If I ran the NEA…” (Marshall Astor.)
- Irrational Exhuberance: Jeff Koons and his $25 million dollar train sculpture for LACMA — just in time for the end of the world.
- Art in America Magazine relaunches their website. And it’s lookin’ good.
- W Magazine profiles artist Steve McQueen.
- badpaintingsofbarackobama.com. (Art Fag City.)
- The road signs of Eric Tabuchi.
- Loving those Dyke Action Machine “ads” on AFC.
- Momo designs Yohji Yamamoto’s fashion week runway. (@lunaparknyc.)
- The Internet is causing a “poetry boom.” (Personism.)
- Hijab-izing Paris street ads. Plus: Arts21 asks if there is such a thing as right-wing street art. To answer the question: Yes, it’s called advertising. (To Fear is to Know.)
- The Citrus Report interviews Lady Pink on female politics in the graffiti scene: “Of all the girls in NY there’s only one bitch that I hate, and that’s it. But for the most part we’re all like sisters, it’s cool. (Juxtapoz.)
- The most abandoned cities. (@bldgblog.)
- Own a Mies van der Rohe in Chicago.
- In Springfield, Mo.: Andy’s Frozen Custard goes, like, totally neon.
- Is Frank Gehry’s Atlantic Yards Project dead yet? The organizers of this petition — who want to prevent the project from getting any federal stimulus money – sure hope so.
- Your moment of flight patterns in the Northeast.
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