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This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Beyond the Gallery

by Whitney Kimball on April 1, 2013
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This week’s art events support Jerry Saltz’s recent theory that the gallery show is dead. Our picks include karaoke, net art, a trip to Venice, a show on the white cube, and two separate nods to 1920s film screenings.

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Nick Cave and the Bad Steeds

by Whitney Kimball on March 26, 2013
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Who knew? Grand Central has a spare room. I’d never noticed the palatial wings of Vanderbilt Hall until they were swarmed yesterday with hundreds of people, all waiting for two small herds of Nick Cave horse costumes to move.

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This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Migratory Art Horses Return, Marking Beginning Of Spring

by Whitney Kimball on March 25, 2013
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Don’t worry about Tilda. As MoMA and the Armory become even greater parodies of themselves, and after a long series of depressing gallery trips, things outside the mega-art world are looking up.

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This Week’s Must-See Art Events

by Whitney Kimball on March 18, 2013
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Danh Vo and feminism dominate this week’s art events, with a few dark horses and a light-up piano in the running.

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Field Visits for Bradley Manning: The Fight for Free Information

by Paddy Johnson on February 21, 2013
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It can be dangerous having Wikileaks attached to your name. Take Bradley Manning, a U.S. Army intelligence analyst, who was arrested for sharing documents with Wikileaks in 2010.. In the words of UN torture expert, Juan Mendez, “Manning was subjected to cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment in the excessive and prolonged isolation” during his nine months at Quantico, where he was placed under suicide watch.

Manning is now at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where he awaits trial set for this June.

The proximity of that trial arguably creates an urgency to artist Lance Wakeling’s Kickstarter campaign to support the making of his film “Field Visits for Bradley Manning,” which promises not to be a straightforward documentary.

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Art F City to Discuss “Enough With Dude-Centric Net Art Shows” This Sunday at BHQFU

by Paddy Johnson on February 21, 2013
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Have the number of dude centric net art shows slowed since we published “Enough with Dude-Centric Net Art Shows” last April? Find out this Sunday, as the Art Fag City staff take a look at that post, the flood of comments that ensued and continue the conversation it set in motion at The Bruce High Quality Foundation University in New York. We invite all those who participated or watched the comment threads to attend, in addition to those just learning about the post now. The post sparked a healthy debate about sexism, journalism, and curatorial practice.

This event will be available via Live Stream. Check the BHQFU facebook page for the link the day of.

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AFC at the L Magazine: Beat Nite’s Back! And More Must-See Art Events

by Whitney Kimball on February 12, 2013
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This week, dive into Bushwick. Let the openings wash over you as you plunge into the bi-annual gallery crawl/neighborhood party that is Beat Nite.

Also, there will be an indie video game festival at the Museum of Moving Image and an exhibition about the year 1993 at the New Museum.

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Must-See Art Events: Pioneer Week

by Whitney Kimball on February 4, 2013
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In this week’s events at the L Magazine: everybody’s a pioneer, and we’re blazing trails over to their shows.

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