- Asked and Answered: Raf Simons
- Now Showing | Mike Ballard’s Coat Tales
- Now Showing | Linder Sterling’s Fashion Turn
- Stop, Look, Listen | James Lavelle at Haunch of Venison
- Now Showing | Hussein Chalayan at Lisson Gallery
- Art, Theory | Jordan Wolfson
- The Art of Shopping | Berlin’s Daddy Store
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ARTFORUM.COM
- Jenny Saville at Modern Art Oxford (critic's pick)
- Popcorn Culture (Scene & Herd)
- Building Character (Scene & Herd)
- On a Haunch (Scene & Herd)
- James Franco Welcomes You to Gay Town
- An Art Star Turned Scarf Tsar
- Coat Tale
- Frieze Frame
- Pretty Is As Pretty Does
- Just KAWS
- English’s Language
- Vince Aletti on Weird’s Science
- The Surreal McCoy
- Where there’s Smoke, There’s a Delinquent Art Dealer
- Worth the Wait
- A Day at the Zoo
- Fame, What's Your Name
- The Origins of Boho Chic
- Sack It To Me
- Iekeliene Wants The World To Look Like A Polaroid
- Going for Baroque
- Clayton Cubitt’s Empire of Dirt
- Sex Outside the City
- Dirty Pretty Things
- Arms Deal
- What Rot: Anya Gallaccio and Chantal Akerman in London
- Air Supply
- Hidden Agenda
- Creative Differences
- The Hi-lo Country
- Frieze Art Fair: Cory Arcangel’s Ticket to Ride
- Liz Craft’s Surreal World
- Brigid Berlin Picks up Every Stitch
- Swap Shop
- Detail Oriented
- House and Garden
- Free Art! Well, Almost
- Poppy De Villeneuve Snaps Indie Fans, But She’ll Take Ravel
- Faking It
- R U Going to This?
- The Beauty Myth
- Mark Rothko at the Tate Modern
- Time after Time
- Ride ‘em, Cowboy
- Art from Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn’s Private Collection
- Henrik Vibskov, Multi-Hyphenate
- The Collector: Susan Hancock at Royal/t
- Hope and Glory
- Looking Smart
- Rank and File
- Peel Good Art
- Best Friends Forever: Daisy de Villeneuve And Natasha Law
- She’s No Lightweight: Sam Taylor-Wood at White Cube
- Ike Ude Sees Spirituality in the Sartorial, Lady Diana in Paris Hilton
- Connect the Dots
- Making Up is Fun To Do, Says AMAE
- Money Changes Everything
- Pick Up Every Stitch
- Miller's Time
- Poppy De Villeneuve Snaps Indie Fans, But She’ll Take Ravel
- Faking It
- The Beauty Myth
- Gathering For the Hunt
- Acid Trip
- Art from Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn’s Private Collection
- Henrik Vibskov, Multi-Hyphenate
- The Political Accessory
- Hot Town, Summer in the City
- The Yin, the Yang, and the Man who gave Birth to a Mural
- Artists as Homemakers
- Grand Illusions at Spencer Brownstone
- The Devil Inside…the Gallery
- Our Town
- Studio Voltaire Braces Itself
- Beatrice Coron’s Paper Cuts
- Crowd Control: the Brooklyn Museum Takes it to the Street
- Sebastian Buerkner Feels your Pain
- Brad Browses, Death Metal Tastes its Own Medicine
- If the Shoe Fits, It’s Still Not Yours
- Rebel Yell
- Hugs and Kisses from Berlin
- Think It's Hot in NYC? Try Dubai
- The Art of Giving
- Fashion Forward: Louise Bourgeois at the Guggenheim
- Through a Glass Darkly
- Ryan Gander's Creative Block
- Mixed Messages
- Reading Between the Lines
- The Gold Standard of Gustave Klimt
- Model Analysis, Degas Style
- The Not-So-Discreet Charm of Anton Unai
- Flora, Fruit Stage Art World Return
- Self Service
- American Tourister
- A Whole Different Ballgame
- Fire Starter
- Love Story
- She is a Femme Fatale
- Now You See It
- Mirror Image
- Power Art
- Massive Appeal
- Suburban Outfitter
- Ballet Recital
- Move Over Dubai, Doha is Moving Up
- Wolfgang Tillmans Holds a Grunge
- Not Another Teen Movie
- Mixed Master
- Risk Management, Art World Style
- The New School
- Art School
- It's a Family Affair
- Ice Maidens
- Gone in 20 Seconds
- Cash and Carry
- Alien Residents
- Spin Cycle
- An Affair to Remember
- Straight Out of Korea
- Food for Thought
- Guerilla Girl
- What's Love Got to Do With It?
- A Detail Oriented Haunted House
- Many Inspirations of Fiona Rae
- Keeping Up With Jones Beach
- A River Runs Through Javier Peres
- Frieze By the Sea
- Intimate Tricks: Tim Noble and Sue Webster
- Leo Fitzpatrick, Unlimited
- Matthew Stone: Seeing the Unseen
- From the Economic Grave: Frieze
- It Ain't Pretty: Art in the Hamptons
- To the Wind: Portraits by Jazz Minh Moore
- Paging: Bettina Rheims
- Artist Zhivago Duncan Gives INTERVIEW 15 Minutes of Fame
- Melt-Down in Berlin
- Closer: Cecile Evans
- Ad Busters
- Cotton Candy Man
- A First Time for Everything
- Looking At Food: Fanny Maugey
- Heaven and Hell Meet in Berlin
- The Many Faces of Alia Raza
- Video Did What?
- Lights Out on the Art World
- Sam Branton: Shades of Noir
- The Return of Saul
- In the Streets
- A Painter of Modern Life
- Venice Underdogs
- Venice Preview: Elmgreen & Dragset
- Apple of Your Eye
- Inside the Actor's Portrait Studio
- Cleaning Up After Berlin Gallery Weekend
- Strike a Pose
- Meta Magazine: It's You, Not Me
- The Future of Amerika
- Javier Peres: The Third K is for Kindness
- Deeper Underground: Clayton Cubitt
- Batlle's Food Fight
SAATCHI ONLINE
- Elle Muliarchyk talks to Ana Finel Honigman
- Henry Krokatsis Talks To Ana Finel Honigman About Turning Smoke And Mirrors Into Grown-Up Versions Of The Velveteen Rabbit
- Early Work - review
- Dan Attoe in Conversation with Ana Finel Honigman
- Terence Koh in Conversation with Ana Finel Honigman
- Marie Weber in Conversation with Ana Finel Honigman
- Ana Finel Honigman on Collier Schorr at the Deutsche Guggenheim
- Ana Finel Honigman on Art and Fashion
- Nicky Hoberman's 'Project Man (Professional Masochist Seeks Narcissist)'
- Ana Finel Honigman's Top 10 Shows in Berlin: April 2011
- Ana Finel Honigman's Top 10 Shows in Berlin: A Surreal Start to 2011
- Leila Pazooki Discusses Her New Berlin Show
- Ana Finel Honigman’s Top 10 Shows in Berlin: October 2010
- Saatchi Online Weekly Top 10 Chosen by Ana Finel Honigman
- Alexei Biryukoff: Saatchi Online Critic’s Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 17 – 23 May 2010
- Ana Finel Honigman On Get Behind Me Satan And Push At Peres Projects, Berlin
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 19-25 April 2010
- Sarah Ayoub Agha: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 25 Jan To 31 Jan 2010
- Ana Finel Honigman’s Top 10 Berlin Shows January Through April
- Ana Finel Honigman's Top 10 Berlin Shows
- Nathalie Pirotte: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Ana Finel Honigman’s Top 10 Berlin Shows For August Through September
- Ana Finel Honigman’s Top 10 Berlin Shows
- Ana Finel Honigman And Friends Celebrate The Life Of Dash Snow
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 20 To 26 July 2009
- Joshua Levine: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Dickson Schneider: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 27 April To 3 May 2009
- Ana Finel Honigman: What Happened To The Vip 'art Star'?
- Pat Colella: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- Saatchi Online Top 10 Chosen By Ana Finel Honigman – 16 – 22 February 2009
- Bradford Bailey And Rutherford Chang In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Fran Recacha: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice By Ana Finel Honigman
- William Powhida In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Clayton Cubitt In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Orly Genger In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Josh Powell In Convesation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Dean Sameshima In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Bruce la Bruce In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- David Lock In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Natalie Frank In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Anne Hardy In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Faiza Butt In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Sara Rahbar In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Nigel Cooke In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Antonio Zaya and Hugo Martinez In Conversation With Ana Finel Honigman
- Ellen Harvey In Conversation with Ana Finel Honigman
- Five Sculptural Looks
- Mean Times Make Nice Art
- Top Five sculptural Looks From Paris Fashion Week
- Five Sculptural Looks at London Fashion Week
- Delivering to the Moment: Manon Awst and Benjamin Walther
- What It Takes to Get it Made: A Conversation with Orly Genger
- Consuming Beauty: A Conversation with Amie Dicke
- Great Places to Take a Date: A Conversation with Sue de Beer
- Defining Cultural Value: A Conversation with Toland Grinnell
- Objects, But Only Just: A Conversation with Karla Black
- "The Art of Seeing": A Conversation with Devorah Sperber
- Not Specifically Political: A Conversation with Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell
- Questioning Authority: A Conversation with Eve Andrée Laramée
- Vulnerable Beauty: A Conversation with Cathy de Monchaux
- A Conversation with Sarah Lovitt
SCULPTURE MAGAZINE ON-LINE
ARTSLANT ARTIST INTERVIEWS
- Aslı Çavuşoğlu
- Marinella Senatore
- Molly Crapabble
- Angela Liosi
- Jazz-minh Moore
- Nicky Broekhuysen
- Ry Rocklen
- Jeremy Hight
- Joseph Akel
- Jowhara AlSaud
- Emilie Trice
- Jay Batlle
- Aziz and Cucher
- Awst & Walther
- Maxime Ballesteros
- Sameer Reddy
- Zhivago Duncan
- Madeline Stillwell
- Ariel Reichman
- Kenno Apatrida
- Eloise Fornieles
- David Nicholson
- Debating Photorealism with David Nicholson
WHITEHOT
- Interview with Arsalan Mohammad and Zhivago Duncan
- Overview of Washington DC's art scene
- Interview with Cecile B. Evans
- Interview with David Nicholson
- Clayton Cubbitt
- Lynchmob by Emilie Trice
- Iekeline Stange review
SUGARHIGH
- the art rockstars [a chat with tim noble and sue webster]
- the multi-tasker [a conversation with henrik vibskov]
- the art scribe [talking art with texte zur kunst's sven beckstette]
- homecoming [a conversation with sterling ruby]
- the connector [taking shop with gallery weekend's michael neff]
- the art frat [a conversation with conceptual frat house the dicks]
- art royalty [a conversation with johann könig]
- the unconventional curator [a chat with tape modern’s amir fattal]
- the international tastemaker [a conversation with francesca gavin]
- the imported insider [a conversation with haunch of venison's anna erickson]
- a new yorker in berlin [a chat with team gallery’s josé freire]
V Magazine
Dazed Digital
- Dorothy's Dark Side
- Seven Days in the Art World
- Dazed Digital | Sahra Motalebi's Tender Mortal Means
- Talk Dirty to Me
- David's Lynch mob
ARTINFO
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GUARDIAN ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE BLOG
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- Christie's acquisition of a gallery should concern us all
- Intelligent art is a foolish concept
- Biennale looks to past instead of present
- Political artists should get their hands dirty
- Web sights: Ubuweb, the thinking person's YouTube
- Web sights: Manhattan's Neue Galerie
- A gay martyr? Lovely, I'll take it
- Photography is no snap decision for collectors
- Why is feminism out of fashion in contemporary art?
- Evaluating art fairs
- Should art critics be artists themselves?
- Don't believe the hype about Chinese art
- Message understood?
- Arts Council collection online: what are your favourites?
- USA Today won't be gone tomorrow
- British galleries answer the call from Paris
- This year's Turner a prize bore
- The naked truth is that art-porn no longer shocks
- Is the art world ageist?
- French artists defend controversial images of childhood
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Do we need art galleries any more?
6 Dec 2006: France, the country that birthed Balthus and Lolita, is becoming a battleground over clashing attitudes towards art and child pornography.
Is the art world ageist?
30 Nov 2006: Artists need age and experience for their talent to mature, so why is the art world obsessed with youth?
8 comments
The naked truth is that art-porn no longer shocks
22 Nov 2006: With real porn having entered the mainstream, John Currin's latest exhibition is left somewhat impotent.
4 comments
This year's Turner a prize bore
16 Nov 2006: Is the exhibition too safe and cerebral to generate controversy or really stimulate viewers?
4 comments
British galleries answer the call from Paris
USA Today won't be gone tomorrow
Do we need art galleries any more?
18 Dec 2006: The launch of Ebayaday, where art is sold online, cannot replace the supremacy of real things in real time and space.
4 comments
French artists defend controversial images of childhood
6 Dec 2006: France, the country that birthed Balthus and Lolita, is becoming a battleground over clashing attitudes towards art and child pornography.
Is the art world ageist?
30 Nov 2006: Artists need age and experience for their talent to mature, so why is the art world obsessed with youth?
8 comments
The naked truth is that art-porn no longer shocks
22 Nov 2006: With real porn having entered the mainstream, John Currin's latest exhibition is left somewhat impotent.
4 comments
This year's Turner a prize bore
16 Nov 2006: Is the exhibition too safe and cerebral to generate controversy or really stimulate viewers?
4 comments
British galleries answer the call from Paris
USA Today won't be gone tomorrow
ARTNET.COM
- OVERWHELMING LIFE: Alex McQuilkin tells why we should all stop worrying about her.
- UNIVERSAL LEONARDO: Martin Kemp tells why Leonardo da Vinci is still fascinating but art writing isn’t.
- MAGIC KINGDOMS: Laleh Khorramian talks about fantasy, Disney and history.
- SPANKING THE MEDIA: Collage artist Raven Schlossberg talks about porn and politics.
- SWAN'S WAY: Anh Duong talks about being her own muse.
- PUNKS AND PROFITS: A conversation with Marxian art critic Julian Stallabrass.
- NOTHING FANCY: The wit and wonder of Martin Creed.
- RESURRECTION: New York artist Phoebe Washburn recycles the world.
- NETWORKING: Orly Genger weaves sculptures about words and women.
- OLD SCHOOL: Painter David Nicholson looks to the Old Masters.
- FAKE PLASTIC TREES: Katie Grinnan talks about art and the ecosystem.
- ART CRITICISM: Mocking convention with painter Ellen Harvey.
- ALL-IN-ONE: Kenny Schachter breaks barriers.
- LE TEMPS DES SOUVENIRS: Carol Bove and the sixties.
- 24-7: Talking about action and obsession with Ryan McGinley.
- TELLING TALES: A conversation with Amy Cutler.
- CHOP CHOP: One, Two, Sue de Beer is coming for you.
- BURROWING DEEP: Discussing mice and man with Adam Stennett.
- THE RUSH: Zak Smith talking past the stuff said to sell the work.
- THE BUNNY WITH BITE: A conversation with "Asianpunkboy" a.k.a Terence Koh.
- BIRTH PAINS: A conversation with Paul D. Miller/Dj Spooky a.k.a That Subliminal Kid.
- UNDER THE SKIN: Talking shamanism, surrealism and superstition with Hope Atherton.
- CONSUMER PARADISE: Talking sex and consumerism with Toland Grinnell.
- THE ART SHOWMAN: A conversation with the "Pope of Trash," John Waters.
- HORTICULTURE BERLIN: A report from the 11th annual Art Forum Berlin.
- BERLIN HORTICULTURE: Javier Peres, Terence Koh, My Barbarian, Huang Yan, F.C. Gundlach, Dieter Mammel, more.
- LONDON HORTICULTURE: Gary Hume, Sara White Wilson, Armando Anrade Tudelo, Ivan Navarro, Boo Ritson, Bridget Riley.
- LONDON HORTICULTURE: Spring has sprung, with works by Maaike Schoorel, James Aldridge, Andrew Mania, Nigel Cooke, Jacques Nimki, more.
- NEW YORK HORTICULTURE: Gerald Davis, Rob Pruitt, Aaron Young, Dash Snow, Frank Magnotta, Lindsay Brant.
- NEW YORK HORTICULTURE: Barbara Kruger and Christian Jankowski, plus new art at Cuchifritos and Rivington Arms.
- LIKE A PRAYER: Contemporary devotion in Ryan McGinley’s photographs of Morrissey and his fans.
- INSPIRED: Evoking the muse at Leslie Tonkonow.
- WASTED YOUTH: Rita Ackermann's gothic revival at Andrea Rosen.
- GIRLS AND GORE: A survey of Kiki Smith's printed works at MoMA Queens.
- THE COLOR OF TURMOIL: Howard Hodgkin's new paintings at Gagosian Gallery.
MISC.
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S Lies Beneath: Amie Dickie, Dawn Mellor and Goth Pop Art inTHE IRISH JOURNAL OF GOTHIC AND HORROR STUDIESWhat Lies Beneath: Amie Dickie, Dawn Mellor and Goth Pop Art inTHE IRISH JOURNAL OF GOTHIC AND HORROR STUDIES
- Franco Hearts Art - Sleek Magazine
- What Lies Beneath: Amie Dickie, Dawn Mellor and Goth Pop Art in THE IRISH JOURNAL OF GOTHIC AND HORROR STUDIES
- 2009 List: Art on the Brink - Four Art Movements that Are Defining and Guiding Our Era - Good Magazine
- Ana Finel Honigman on the Collective Seoul - The Comment
- Kim Dingle review - Frieze
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