Tag: Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Production Line of Credulity: The Rhetoric of Christopher Williams
Williams’s recent retrospective was praised for its critical and visual ingenuity, but was that adoration misplaced?
Dead Dressed: Mourning Attire at the Met
An exhibition of Victorian mourning dresses explores rituals, fashion, semiotics and loss.
This Project is Experiencing Some Delays: Noah Dillon’s Deferred Reading List
Associate editor Noah Dillon shares some of the things he hasn’t yet made time to read.
Cats and Girls: artcritical’s Roundtable on Balthus at the Met
with Duncan Hannah, Dennis Kardon, David Carbone, Christina Kee, Vincent Katz, Nora Griffin
Sir Anthony Caro: 1924-2013
by way of tribute to the British sculptor who died today, a review from 2011
Old Forms For New Uses: William Kentridge at Marian Goodman and the Met
“He works with archaic materials using self-imposed limitations”
Savage Beauty, Tame Museum: Alexander McQueen at the Met
Offers feminist and museological criticism of the hugely popular show.
May 2011: Colleen Asper, Ariella Budick, and Jeffrey Kastner with moderator David Cohen
Julia Jacquette at Anna Kustera, Josephine Meckseper at the FLAG Art Foundation, Rob Pruitt at (Public Art Fund) Union Square, and Katrin Sigurdardottir at the Met
May Review Panel Line Up
Colleen Asper, Ariella Budick and Jeffrey Kastner are the guests.
On the Road: John Baldessari’s Pure Beauty
An exhibition speaks differently in different venues.