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The World’s First Photograph

By John Bailey on June 8, 2011

Photography opened the world to social analysis.
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In a Dark Room. Intoxicated.

By Edward Goldman on June 8, 2011

In the last couple of decades, video art has slowly been shaking off its status as stepchild.
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“Isfahan is Half the World”

By Aram Yardumian on June 1, 2011

Of Isfahan in the mid-seventeenth century, French traveler Jean Chardin wrote, “It is the grandest and the most beautiful town in the whole of the east” and its surrounding countryside “incomparable for its beauty and fertility.” Situated on the central Iranian Plain, at the vertex of trade routes, Chardin found the city a bustling hub of commerce and education as populous as London, with broad tree-edged avenues and lanes as agreeable as those in Paris ...
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John Frame: 3 Fragments of a Lost Tale

By Cultural Weekly on May 18, 2011

"Deeper than language can take us," says artist John Frame of his haunting current work.
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Why Stein?

By Chloe Veltman on May 11, 2011

"There is no there there," Gertrude Stein said of the Bay Area. But there, she is.
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Best and Worst: Jeff Koons

By Edward Goldman on May 11, 2011

"OMG! That is the ugliest piece of art I've ever seen!"
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May Day ’75

By Cultural Weekly on May 5, 2011

This 36 year old poster links the same issues facing us today.
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Jeff Koons: Shiny, Bubbly and Boring

By Edward Goldman on May 5, 2011

Being the student of the contemporary art scene and learning what the rich and famous buy and sell these days, it's difficult not to notice the relatively short span of time that these collectors enjoy the expensive art toys they acquire before getting bored with them and putting these toys back on the market. For today's ambitious collectors, to own one of the shiny, bubbly and very expensive sculptures by Jeff Koons is simply a must.
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Keeping the Streets Safe From Art

By Adam Leipzig on April 20, 2011

MOCA’s opening of Art in the Streets on Friday night, its well-curated show about... Read more →
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We’re All Robert Capa Now

By Adam Leipzig on March 18, 2011

Or are we? In case you don’t remember Robert Capa, he was the first great war... Read more →
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