Massive Links: VIP Secures $1 Million in Angel Funding, Comparative Pie Charts and Yablonsky’s Thumbs Up
by Paddy Johnson on January 9, 2012 ·
- Dan Duray thinks that ridiculous Mat Gleason piece about art world habits we can ditch in 2012 is “not bad, as a rant”. Did he even read the piece? We’ve been avoiding linking it up here, it’s so insipid. [Galleristny]
- VIP has secured $1 million in angel funding from collectors Selmo Nissenbaum and Philip Keir. [Bloomberg]
- 26, Fluxus-style “scores,” or instructions, for tasks either previously done by others, or created by others especially for Clifford Owens, were executed by the artist during a PS1 residency last summer. All focus on racial politics and get a thumbs up from Linda Yablonsky [artnet]
- There is a Damien Hirst spot challenge. Felix Salmon calculated the total cost to complete this challenge. Jen Bostic thinks she can do it for cheaper. All this convo started with [Greg.org]
- Sharon Butler posts a few pictures and thoughts from ”Guilty/(Not) Guilty”, a show curated by Sarah Schmerler at Norte Maar. [Two Coats of Paint]
- A pie chart that compares how Hrag Vartanian actually spends his time vs how people think he spends his time. Where’s the block of time devoted to EMAIL? [Hyperallergic]
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