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2010 (1)

• Gary Tinterow and Modern Art at the Metropolitan

  August 26, 2010, 1:16 am

  Gary Tinterow’s Contemporary Art Agenda for the Metropolitan Museum

  In a wide-ranging interview, the chief curator of modern and contemporary art discusses collection sharing, acquisitions strategy, renovation of the Wallace Wing, negotiations to lease the Whitney’s Breuer building, and more.

2016 (361)

• Corcoran Hires Consultants – Kaufman – InView

  Corcoran Hires Outside Consultants to Shape its Identity
  The struggling institution is selling property and seeking a new vision for its future.
  The Corcoran Gallery in Washington, DC.

• Curator Values – Kaufman – InView

  What Should Artists and Critics Urgently Care About?

  In his review of the Whitney’s “Off the Wall, Part 1: Thirty Performative Actions” exhibitions, Ken Johnson writes in the NYT:

  Andy Warhol's Dance Diagram, 1962. Broad Art Foundation, Santa Monica.

• Getty Leadership Structure – Kaufman – Los Angeles Times

  “Should the Getty merge its president and museum director positions?”, Los Angeles Times, June 18, 2010

  With both jobs now unfilled, some are calling for the leadership roles to be consolidated. Doing so would be a mistake, but the Getty should work to resolve conflicts between the two posts.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• Hendrick Ter Brugghen – Kaufman – Washington Post

  “At National Gallery, two paintings by one Dutch master add up to a sublime exhibition,” The Washington Post, February 19, 2011;

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• J.A.M. Whistler – Kaufman – Baltimore Sun

  “Whistler is Still Drawing Us,” The Baltimore Sun, April 12, 2003, p.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• Kirk Varnedoe on Jasper Johns

  “Jasper Johns: more than the slayer of Abstract Expressionist giants,” The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1, 1996 (Issue 63), pp. 16-17.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

  For the past two decades we have seen bits and pieces of Johns's career. At last, the Museum of Modern Art is presenting him whole. The result is an oeuvre far greater than the sum of its proto-Pop, Minimalist, and Conceptualist parts

• MoMA’s Exhibition Program – Kaufman – InView

  “MoMA’s Quest for Relevance,” Artinfo.com – IN VIEW

• Monet – Kaufman – Washington Post

  Sunday, Final Edition

  “Thoroughly Modern Monet at Boston's Fine Arts,” The Washington Post, October 25, 1998, P. G05.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• Norman Rockwell – Kaufman – Baltimore Sun

  “Rockwell rides a wave of patriotism,” The Baltimore Sun, January 27, 2002, p. 8E

  The artist's comforting vision is now on display at the Guggenheim, an unsettling turn of events.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• Odilon Redon – Kaufman – Washington Post

  “Redon Reconsidered; In Chicago, the First Major U.S. Retrospective of the Artist's Works,” The Washington Post, Jul 31, 1994, p. G.06

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• “The greatest Anglophile of them all” [Profile of Paul Mellon]

  “Celebrating the greatest Anglophile of them all,” The Art Newspaper, April 1, 2007 (Issue 179), pp. 42-43.

  Museums in the US and UK pay tribute to Paul Mellon, collector and benefactor, in the centenary of his birth

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

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• Renaissance Women Portraits – Kaufman – Baltimore Sun

  “Lovely, misleading Renaissance visions” (Renaissance portraits of women at National Gallery), The Baltimore Sun, Dec. 16, 2001, p. 2E.

  Portraits enchant the viewer but fail to suggest the difficulties of women's lives.

  By Jason Edward Kaufman

• Rob Storr at MoMA Interview – Kaufman – The Art Newspaper

  Interview with Robert Storr, curator in The Museum of Modern Art's Department of Painting and Sculpture, at MoMA, NYC, November 22, 1993, by Jason Edward Kaufman.

  This is the unedited text of an interview that appeared in The Art Newspaper, March 1, 1994 (Issue 36):.

• Rothschild Affair – Kaufman – Wall Street Journal

  "The Rothschild Affair: A Test of Austria's Conscience," The Wall Street Journal,

  July 6, 1999, p. A13.

  Rothschild treasures leave Austrian museums and head for the auction block

  by Jason Edward Kaufman

• Stuart Davis – Kaufman – World &I

  “Stuart Davis: American Modernist,” The World & I, April 1992, pp. 196-201.

  by Jason Edward Kaufman

• Action Painting – Kaufman – American Scholar

  What the Mind’s Eye Sees
  Action painters were postwar exemplars of American individualism
  Jason Edward Kaufman

• Christo – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Frank Stella – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Guggenheim Global Strategy – Kaufman – Art & Antiques

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Hiroshi Sugimoto – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Jeff Koons – Kaufman – Black Card Mag

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Joan Miro – Kaufman – Corcoran Views

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Leo Villareal – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Massimo Vitali – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Monuments Men – Kaufman – Black Card Mag

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Ran Ortner – Kaufman – Luxury

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Stephen Wiltshire – Kaufman – Black Card Mag

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• War Photography – Kaufman – Capitol File

  by JASON EDWARD KAUFMAN

• Sonia Gechtoff Retrospective: Intriguing Geometric Landscapes and Georgia’s ‘New South Group’ at Exhibition Space

  New York City Tribune, Sept. 30, 1987, pp. 14, 10.

• A Show for Connoisseurs: Cezanne’s Basel Sketchbooks

  New York City Tribune, Mar. 28, 1988, pp. 14, 10.

• Futurist Umberto Boccioni Surveyed At the Met

  New York City Tribune, Dec. 12, 1988, pp. 16, 14.

• Paolo Caliari: Artist of Venice’s Golden Age

  New York City Tribune, Jan. 23, 1989, pp. 16, 14.

• Courbet Reconsidered

  The World and I, Apr. 1989, pp. 206-13.

• Brancusi Seen Through Blinders

  New York City Tribune, Apr. 27, 1989, p. 16.

• Picasso and Braque: Mano a Mano [“Pioneering Cubism” at MoMA]

  The World and I, Oct. 1989, pp. 278-83.

• Canaletto and Piranesi: Views Of Both Venice And Rome

  New York City Tribune, Oct. 31, 1989, p. 16.

• Hopper and the “Chaos of Ugliness”

  The World and I, Jan. 1990, pp. 286-93.

• Splendor of `The Feast of the Gods’ Is Restored [Giovanni Bellini]

  New York City Tribune, Mar. 19, 1990, p. 14.

• The Art of Francis Bacon

  The World and I, Aug. 1990, pp. 208-13.

• Milton Avery, Sans Colors

  New York City Tribune, Oct. 16, 1990, p. 16.

• America’s Leonardo

  The Journal of Art, View, Jan. 1991, pp. 14-15.

• On Books: A Fine Disregard: What Makes Modern Art Modern

  (Kirk Varnedoe), New Art Examiner, Jan. 1991, p. 53.

• Pawnshops and Palaces: The Fall and Rise of the Campana Art Museum [Review of book by Helen and Albert Borowitz]

  The Journal of Art, Oct. 1991, p. 71.

• The Timeless Realism of Antonio López García

  The World and I, Dec. 1991, pp. 234-39.

• Fine Disregard for Modernism [Review of A Fine Disregard, by Kirk Varnedoe]

  American Arts Quarterly, Winter 1991, pp. 29-31.

• Tobacco sponsorship of the arts applauded by the Whitney

  The Art Newspaper, July-Sept. 1992, p. 3.

• Albert Bierstadt: Art and Enterprise

  American Arts Quarterly, Winter 1992, pp. 20-27.

• A major private museum of Impressionism and Greek art for Athens (The Goulandris Foundation: Architect of Louvre pyramid, I.M. Pei, is its designer)

  (Interview with I.M. Pei), The Art Newspaper, Feb. 1994, pp. 9-10.

• Denmark’s Gilded Age

  The New York Review of Art, Summer 1994, pp. 10-11.

• Leonardo Codex on the market (The Armand Hammer Museum, LA)

  The Art Newspaper, June 1994, pp. 1-2.

• Clement Greenberg: As the art world remembers him [Interviews with John Russell, Hilton Kramer, William Rubin, Robert Rosenblum, Linda Nochlin]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1994, p. 4.

• Native American Graves [response to letter to the editor]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Sept. 1994, p. 3.

• “I still believe in the hand of the artist” [Eugene V. Thaw interview]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1994, p. 24-25.

• Epilepsy and sibling rivalry [Odilon Redon in Amsterdam]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1994, p. 17.

• Corporations favour political correctness (USA) [The International Scene: Sponsorship and Corporate Collecting]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1994, p. VIII.

• American Indians get their due [Smithsonian Institution opens National Museum of the American Indian]

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 1994, p. 13.

• Giacometti at Acquavella (New York: Distinguished lenders involved)

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 1994, p. 33.

• Skid-row revived by culture and commerce [San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center]

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 1995, p. 8.

• Kandinsky’s ‘Compositions’ a connoisseur’s show (MoMA)

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 1995, p. 16.

• Kandinskij: ricomposte le ‘Composizioni’ [Kandinsky: The “Compositions” recomposed] [MoMA exhibition]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Feb. 1995, p. 10.

• Celant cura i clonati di Oldenburg [Celant curates Oldenburg’s clones]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Feb. 1995, p. 9.

• Gingrichisation’ threatens the US arts agencies (The American cultural community is on the ropes, trying to forestall what some are calling a ‘Congressional fatwa’)

  The Art Newspaper, Apr. 1995, pp. 20-22.

• A wake or a birthday party [MFA Boston’s 125th anniversary]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1995, p. 16.

• More masterpieces for MOMA [Louise Reinhardt Smith gifts]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1995, p. 15.

• The Whitney does Hopper again, but differently

  The Art Newspaper, June 1995, p. 11.

• Ottoman splendors in Texas [Topkapi exhibition at MFA Houston]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1995, p. 13.

• Hirshhorn gives to the Corcoran [Olga Hirshhorn gift]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1995, p. 16.

• Realism in the Abstract Age

  The Spirit and the Flesh: Contemporary American Realists (ISBN: 0-9642900-3-1), catalogue accompanying an exhibition of that name held at Oglethorpe University Museum, Atlanta, Georgia, October 15 – December 28, 1995.

• Enamels of Limoges: victims of their own success [Metropolitan Museum and Louvre exhibitions]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1995, p. 8.

• Gli smalti Limoges hanno pagato lo scotto della popolarità [The Limoges enamels have paid the price of their popularity] [Metropolitan Museum and Louvre exhibitions]

  Il Giornale dell'arte, Oct. 1995, p. 14.

• Edvard Munch, yes: Harald Sohlberg, who [National Academy of Design, NY exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1995, p. 9.

• A new museum seeks to disclose the secret language of design [Interview: Mitchell Wolfson, Miami]

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 1995, p. 18.

• Art after the generals: Marlborough move in [Chile]

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 1995, p. 38.

• Il sensuale ermetismo di Hodgkin  [The sensual hermeticism of Hodgkin] [Exhibit at Metropolitan Museum]

  Il Giornale dell'arte, Dec. 1995, p. 16.

• We’ve impounded these fakes now we’re selling them [US government sells Dali forgeries]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1995, p. 1.

• Venetian Splendours in Minneapolis [MFA Budapest loan exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper,Dec. 1995, p. 11.

• Big corporate art tours the US [PaineWebber collection]

  The Art Newspaper,Dec. 1995, p. 11.

• Mellon giving goes on and on [Virginia MFA]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1995, p. 13.

• Who are the richest and most generous of them all [Private gifts to US museums]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1995, p. 13.

• Venetian Splendours in Minneapolis [MFA Budapest loan exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1995, p. 11.

• Lend us your Old Masters and antiquities [Knight-Pew collection sharing program]

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 1996, p. 16.

• A look inside the new Outsider Art Museum (Boston) [sic., Baltimore]

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 1996, p. 11.

• Rembrandt/Not Rembrandt [Metropolitan Museum exhibition]

  Atelier, Mar. 1996, pp. 48-55.

• Guerra fredda e arte che scotta: sul mercato la Cia va come una spia [Norton Dodge Collection at Zimmerli Museum]

  Il Giornale dell'arte, Mar. 1996, p. 26.

• Museums to face copyright problems [GATT legislation]

  The Art Newspaper, Apr. 1996, p. 2.

• Art down on the farm [Meyerhoff Collection at the National Gallery of Art]

  The Art Newspaper, Apr. 1996, p. 10.

• Asian Art Experts Open Gallery [Kaikodo Gallery, NY]

  ARTnewsletter, Apr. 16, 1996, pp. 6-7.

• An arts lottery for America [Congress plans to kill NEA and NEH]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, pp. 1, 8.

• Guggenheim goes virtual (Deutsche Telekom backs high-tech installations at the struggling SoHo branch)

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, p. 17.

• State-of-the-art and out-of-the-state [MoMA’s new film archive]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, p. 17.

• An Englishman for Los Angeles [Graham W. J. Beal named director of LACMA]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, p. 18.

• Are you asking me what art is? [Interview: Chicago MCA chairman Allen M. Turner]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, p. 40.

• Chicago’s answer to MoMA [Chicago MCA opens new building]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1996, p. 41.

• How fares the digital revolution [Corbis photography archive]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 6.

• Havemeyer legacy to be sold off by Sotheby’s [Shelburne Museum deaccessions]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 15.

• Very popular post-Glasnost Chagall [Exhibition at Jewish Museum, NY]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 8.

• Deep, edgy stuff in $5 million gift to MoMA [Elaine Dannheisser donation]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 17.

• The credit card comes to the aid of culture [AmEx funds World Monuments Watch]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 26.

• How to make money in contemporary art perhaps [Review: Polsky’s Art Market Guide]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1996, p. 29.

• Chicago joue dans la cour des grands: Ouverture du nouveau Museum of Contemporary Art

  Le Journal des Arts, June 1996, p. 29.

• Un musee americain vend des Degas et des Manet [Shelburne Museum deaccessions]

  Le Journal des Arts, July-Aug. 1996, p. 45.

• Getty sticks with antiquities [Getty antiquities policy]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1996, pp. 1, 17.

• Doria Pamphilj treasures visit America [Interview: Prince Jonathan Doria Pamphilj on National Gallery of Art exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1996, p. 12.

• Tissot in Ontario [Art Gallery of Ontario exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1996, p. 11.

• Olmec art by secret convoy [National Gallery of Art exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1996, p. 10.

• Regain d’espoir au Lacma [Renewal of hope at LACMA] [Graham Beal named director]

  Le Journal des Arts, July-Aug. 1996, p. 20.

• Ceci n’est pas une retrospective [This is not a retrospective] [Magritte at Montreal MFA]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1996, p. 12.

• Virtuel Guggenheim [Guggenheim Soho]

  Le Journal des Arts, July-Aug. 1996, p. 46.

• American Express vole au secours du patrimoine mondial [World Monuments Watch]

  Le Journal des Arts, July-Aug. 1996, p. 47.

• Opulent Jewry in European history [Jewish Museum, NY]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1996, p. 16.

• Sometimes it moves sideways and sometimes it moves backwards but generally speaking it will move forward [The Wolfsonian, Miami]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1996, p. 12.

• But does it still work in a museum [Miami Art Museum]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1996, p. 20.

• American Express: la mappa dei cento siti a rischio [American Express: the map of one hundred sites at risk] [World Monuments Watch]

  Il giornale dell'arte, Sept. 1996, p. 76.

• Jasper Johns: more than the slayer of Abstract Expressionist giants [Interview: Kirk Varnedoe of MoMA]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1996, p. 16-17.

• Tutte le strade portano a Johns [Jasper Johns retrospective at MoMA]

  Il Giornale dell'arte, Oct. 1996, p. 14.

• Neue Sachlichkeit in Amerika [Grant Wood at Worcester Museum]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1996, p. 20.

• Leading US art book publisher for sale [Harry Abrams]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1996, p. 21.

• The hall of embracing antiquity [Kaikodo Gallery, NY]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1996, p. 44.

• Casta paintings: a racial study book [Americas Society, NY exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1996, p. 19.

• Casta Paintings [Americas Society, NY exhibition]

  Le Journal des Arts, Dec. 1996, p. 9.

• Un direttore coraggiosissimo per un museo modernissimo [The bravest director for the most modern museum] [Shanghai]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Dec. 1996, p. 23.

• At home with Lovis Corinth [Interview: Wilhelmine Corinth]

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 1997, pp. 18-19.

• Top fine art photography fair [AIPAD NY]

  The Art Newspaper, March 1997, p. 39.

• Made by hand, telling stories and talking to the public [Whitney Biennial]

  The Art Newspaper, March 1997, p. 12.

• Une visite chez Lovis Corinth [Interview: Wilhelmine Corinth]

  Le Journal des Arts, Mar. 1997, p. 10.

• Raymond Nasher: the world’s biggest private collector of modern sculpture [Guggenheim, NY exhibits Nasher Collection]

  The Art Newspaper, Apr. 1997, p. 13.

• Top New York art publisher bought by young French giant [Harry N. Abrams acquired by Latingy]

  The Art Newspaper, Apr. 1997, p. 33.

• Lovis Corinth, lessico familiare [Interview: Wilhelmine Corinth]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Apr. 1997, p. 14.

• Aimez vous Abrams [Do you like Abrams] [Harry N. Abrams sold to French company]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Apr. 1997, p. 78.

• Glenn Lowry: une presentation plus globale des collections [Interview: MoMA director, Glenn Lowry]

  Le Journal des Arts, Apr. 4, 1997, p. 25.

• En route pour Byzance [The way to Byzantium] [Metropolitan Museum exhibition]

  Le Journal des Arts, Apr. 4, 1997, p. 7.

• German Expressionist self-portraits [R.S. Johnson, Chicago]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1997, p. 51.

• Nasher comes through for Dallas [Nasher Sculpture Garden announced]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1997, p. 9.

• Deux Rodins sinon rien [Two Rodins or nothing] [Philadelphia Museum exhibitions]

  Le Journal des Arts, May 2, 1997, p. 8.

• Qui a peur de Kupka [Who’s afraid of Kupka] [Dallas Museum retrospective]

  Le Journal des Arts, May 30, 1997, p. 7.

• 354 million swindled [New Era fraud]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1997, pp. 1-2.

• Kupka come-back [Dallas Museum retrospective]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1997, p. 13.

• Knoedler donates photo archive to Frick

  The Art Newspaper, June 1997.

• Suspicacia en Nueva York ante ‘m [Mistrust in New York] [Guggenheim Bilbao]

  El Periodico del Arte, June 1997, p. 7.

• Disgruntled Patron Threatens to Withdraw Works from Metropolitan [Robert Ellsworth]

  ARTnewsletter, June 17, 1997, p. 6.

• Culture de sculptures [Culture of sculptures] [David Smith at Storm King]

  Le Journal des Arts, July 4, 1997, p. 12.

• From ginger pots to Kleenex [Still-life show at MoMA]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1997, p. 13.

• Out of Africa to US via Belgium [Tervuren loan show]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1997, p. 13.

• La naturaleza muerta ya no es lo que era [Still-life isn’t what it used to be] [MoMA exhibition]

  El Periodico del Arte, Aug.-Sept. 1997, p. 3.

• Business sure screwed up the art world universally [Interview: Robert Rauschenberg]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1997, p. 17.

• Quella volta que per 3 dollari comprai un Duchamp [The time I bought a Duchamp for 3 dollars] [Interview: Robert Rauschenberg]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Sept. 1997, pp. 20-21.

• Biggest benefactor slashes funding [Reader’s Digest reduces funding for Metropolitan Museum]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1997, p. 11.

• Collection withdrawn from Swiss museums in protest against Unidroit [Staechelin Collection to Kimbell]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1997, p. 13.

• Emptying Philadelphia’s attic [Pennsylvania Historical Society]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1997, p. 13.

• New York proposes, Bilbao disposes [Guggenheim Bilbao]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1997, p. 15.

• Maker of world-class art museums [Tom Krens and Guggenheim Bilbao]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1997, p. 15.

• Bilbao’s Guggenheim: New Colossus

  The Washington Post, 26 Oct 1997, p. G, 2:1.

• A Temple for Antiquities [Miho Museum, Kyoto]

  The Washington Post, Nov. 30, 1997, p. G5.

• Heavenly showcase for cult’s collection [The Miho Museum, Japan]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 1997, pp. 8-9.

• La Svizzera firma l’Unidroit? E io mando i miei quadri in Texas [Staechelin Collextion to Kimbell]

  Il Giornale dell'Arte, Dec. 1997, p. 16.

• Fast money for the J.B. Speed Art Museum

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 1998, p. 9.

• Hack Artist [Vandal slashes Barnett Newman]

  Art and Antiques, Feb. 1998, p. 20.

• The instant, $20 million, English art collection [William Berger in Denver]

  The Art Newspaper, April 1998, p. 23.

• The American canon presented (half, so far) [Whitney Museum’s permanent- collection galleries]

  The Art Newspaper, April 1998, p. 26.

• La metamorfosis (Un importante cambio en el Museum Whitney de Nueva York) [The metamorphosis (An important change in the Whitney Museum of New York]

  (Co-author J.A.Alvarez Reyes) El Periodico del Arte, May 1998, p. 7.

• Sculpture’s Abstractions [Serra, Noguchi, David Smith]

  The Washington Post, May 26, 1998, p. C9.

• Sculpture’s Abstractions – In New York, Recent Shows Spotlight a Resilient Style

  The Washington Post, 26 May 1998, p. C09.

• Critiquing the critic [Letter to the Editor: response to Hilton Kramer review of essay in Knoedler’s Frank Stella exhibition catalogue]

  The New York Observer, June, 1998.

• Chaim Soutine’s Colorful Expression [Also Charles Ray and Andrew Wyeth at Whitney Museum]

  The Washington Post, July 19, 1998, p. G7-8.

• Casino profits fund Indian tribe’s mega-museum [Pequot Museum in Connecticut]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1998, p. 9.

• Hágase su voluntad (MoMA-Met Rockefeller bequest)

  El Periodico del Arte, Dec. 1998, p. 8.

• Graduate’s gift [Ray Nasher gift to Duke University]

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 1999, p. 50.

• A Dutchman’s Hearth and Soul [Pieter de Hooch at Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford]

  The Washington Post, Feb. 7, 1999, p. G6.

• For Museums, an Acquisitive Age [Washington, DC museum’s 1998 acquisitions]

  The Washington Post, Feb. 28, 1999, G6.

• For Museums, an Acquisitive Age: Modern Works Lead the Way as Galleries Look to Fill Gaps in Their Collections

  The Washington Post, 28 Feb 1999, p. G06.

• El regalo de un ex alumno [The gift of an alumnus] [Raymond Nasher to Duke University Museum]

  El Periodico del arte, March 1999, p. 9.

• Bill Wixom, grand acquisitor of medieval art [Interview: Metropolitan Museum’s director of Medieval Art & The Cloisters]

  The Art Newspaper, April 1999, pp. 10-11.

• Not what the Pilgrim fathers had in mind [Caravaggio shows at Boston College and Wadsworth Atheneum]

  The Art Newspaper, April 1999, p. 18.

• The Glory That Was . . .At the Met, Greek and Roman Antiquities Galleries Given a Grand Makeover

  The Washington Post, 25 Apr 1999, p. G06.

• El viaje imprevisto de Caravaggio [The unforeseen voyage of Caravaggio] [Exhibits at McMullen Museum, Boston and Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford]

  El Periodico de Arte, May 1999, p. 14.

• To the greater glory of antiquity [Metropolitan Museum’s new galleries of Greek art]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1999, pp. 18-19.

• Ellsworth Kelly’s early years [Drawing exhibit at Harvard University Art Museum]

  The Art Newspaper, May 1999, p. 16.

• Paper Weight [Morgan Library collects modern drawings]

  The Art Newspaper, June 1999, p. 22.

• Half a millennium in Tuscany [Book review: Sienese Painting]

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1999, p. 55.

• John Russell Interview

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 1999, p. 49.

• Medio milenio en Toscana [Book review: Five Centuries of Sienese Painting]

  El Periodico del Arte, Aug.-Sept. 1999, p. 36.

• After a Massacre at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Sargent Reigns Serene [MFA reorganization]

  The Wall Street Journal, Aug. 5, 1999, p. A16.

• After a Massacre at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Sargent Reigns Serene

  Wall Street Journal, 5 Aug 1999, p. A16.

• Staff sacking unleashes fury [Interview: MFA Boston director Malcolm Rogers]

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 1999, pp. 14-15.

• Trustees back ‘massacre’ director, Malcolm Rogers [MFA Boston]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1999, p. 12.

• Fountain (self-laundering dollar) [Leonid Lamm sculpture]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 1999, p. 1.

• Furor por los despidos [Rage over dismissals] [MFA Boston scandal]

  El Periodico del Arte, Oct. 1999, p. 8.

• Trade wisdom [Interview: Paul Gottlieb of Harry N. Abrams]

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 1999, p. 52.

• Respaldo al director de la ‘hecatombe [Endorsement of director of hecatombe] [MFA Boston]

  El Periodico del Arte, Nov. 1999, p. 10.

• A 10th-Century Masterpiece or Modern Fraud Chinese Art Experts Are Split Over the Authenticity Of an Ink-on-Silk Scroll

  Wall Street Journal, 13 Dec 1999, p. A, 32:1.

• Edward Weston: Modern Master [MFA Boston]

  Everything Art Magazine No. 16 (April-May 2000), ArtStar.com.

• Small lukewarm beer [NEA funding]

  The Art Newspaper, April 2000, p. 5.

• Postmodern religious relativism (Schnütgen Museum at Boston College)

  The Art Newspaper, May 2000, p. 31.

• Tate and MoMA Rehang Themselves

  The Wall Street Journal, May 12, 2000, p. W15C.

• Open Letter: Out With The Old (new installations at Tate and MoMA)

  Everything Art Magazine No. 19 (June-July 2000), ArtStar.com.

• Following Inspiration Across Hill and Dale [Andy Goldsworthy at Storm King]

  The Wall Street Journal, July 18, 2000, p. A20.

• In a Downturn, Museums Remain Big Spenders

  The Wall Street Journal, 21 Aug 2001, p. A.17.

• Boys, buildings and baubles at the Bard Graduate Centre [William Beckford collection]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 2001.

• Projected images from the dawn of plug-in art (Whitney)

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 2001, p. 26.

• International Trade Show or cultural festival (Fair report: ARCO, Madrid)

  The Art Newspaper, March 2002, p. 35.

• Travelling survey places Goya’s images of women in their context

  The Art Newspaper, March 2002, p. ?.

• Wall of Memories [Sept. 11 artifacts enter museum collections]

  Smithsonian Magazine 33.1 (Apr 2002), p. 42.

• Show of Netherlandish art another charm of Brugge [sic.]

  The Washington Times, June 15, 2002, p. E4.

• Following Weston’s Twists and Turns [Phillips Collection]

  The Baltimore Sun, July 7, 2002, p. 1E.

• A Collector Who Can Let Go of His Treasures [Eugene V. Thaw profile]

  The New York Times, Late Edition (East Coast) [New York, N.Y] 24 Nov 2002, p. a.42.

• A Guggenheim for Brazil

  (Co-author Victoria Verlichak) The Art Newspaper 13.135 (Apr 2003), p. 6.

• Eli Broad finances new building scheme for Los Angeles County Museum of Art

  The Art Newspaper 13.138 (Jul 2003-Aug 2003), p. 14.

• Santiago Calatrava joins Daniel Libeskind on World Trade Center project

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 2003.

• Market focus interview: American Indian art Ted Coe, the last of the campfire boys

  The Art Newspaper 13.140 (Oct 2003), p. 43.

• Thomas Demand at Louisiana MoMA Humlebaek

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 2003.

• New broom sweeps clean [Adam Weinberg plans directorship at Whitney]

  The Art Newspaper 14.144 (Feb 2004), p. 18.

• Where dollars speak louder than protest [Havana Biennale]

  The Art Newspaper 13.142 (Dec 2003), p. 27.

• Are the culture wars over?

  The Art Newspaper, March 2004.

• Congress approves $100,000 for pilot digital project

  The Art Newspaper, March 2004.

• Eli Broad and LACMA set up foundation to run museum’s new wing

  The Art Newspaper, April 2004.

• Mayor spares the city’s cultural department [Los Angeles]

  The Art Newspaper, April 2004.

• Top European collection for Charlotte [Bechtler Museum]

  The Art Newspaper 14.148 (June 2004), p. 10.

• The days of single ownership are over

  The Art Newspaper 14.147 (May 2004), p. 13.

• Black museum faces closure [Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History in Detroit]

  The Art Newspaper 14.148 (June 2004), p. 9.

• A new international role for the Whitney

  The Art Newspaper 14.148 (Jun 2004), p. 8.

• Chicago unveils its new art park [Millennium Park]

  The Art Newspaper 14.149 (Jul 2004-Aug 2004), p. 5.

• Less circus, more focus [Venice Biennale]

  (Co-author Anna Somers Cocks) The Art Newspaper 14.150 (Sep 2004), p. 8.

• Il met si dà al contemporaneo, eposto ‘nel suo contesto storico’ [The met devotes itself to the contemporary, exhibited ‘in its historical context’]

  Giornale dell'Arte 21.237 (Nov 2004), p. 62.

• Institute of Contemporary Art closes this month [Palm Beach]

  Art Newspaper 14.156 (Mar 2005), p. 21.

• The $2.6 million Dalí circus comes to town [Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibition]

  The Art Newspaper, March 2005.

• New panel to select artists for Biennales

  The Art Newspaper 14.157 (Apr 2005), p. 6.

• Will MoMA welcome major drawings collection? [Judith Rothschild Foundation]

  The Art Newspaper, May 2005.

• Bringing a little Miami to San Juan [Diana and Moises Berezdivin]

  Art Newspaper 14.159 (Jun 2005), p. 22.

• Corcoran shelves Gehry extension – director and two trustees resign

  The Art Newspaper 14.160 (Jul 2005-Aug 2005), p. 20.

• Altria split threatens arts funding

  The Art Newspaper, July 2005-Aug. 2005.

• Sponsorship – US aluminium giant sends Warhol to Russia

  The Art Newspaper 14.161 (Sep 2005), p. 17.

• Philadelphia Dalí exhibition generates $55 million

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 2005.

• Lens Life: Unmasking Iconic Photographer Cindy Sherman

  Art & Antiques, Sept. 2005, pp. 48-52.

• La crème de la crème dei musei per il Wkcd [The crème de la crème of museums for the Wkcd]

  Giornale dell'Arte 23.249 (Dec 2005), p. 14.

• US colonel to lead antiquities anti-theft unit

  The Art Newspaper 15.165 (Jan 2006).

• Terry Riley to leave MoMA

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 2006

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• Breaking new ground: Eli Broad [LACMA]

  The Art Newspaper 15.166 (Feb 2006), p. 13.

• UCLA students get Richard Meier building thanks to $23m from Eli Broad

  The Art Newspaper 15.166 (Feb 2006).

• Louvre gets a taste of US sponsorship [Partnership with High Museum, Atlanta]

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 2006.

• The memoir MoMA declined to publish [William Rubin memoir]

  The Art Newspaper 15.167 (Mar 2006)

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• The Art Newspaper exclusive on the memoir MoMA declined to publish

  The Art Newspaper 15.167 (Mar 2006)

• “This mask belongs to Egypt”/ Zahi Hawass demands repatriation of ancient Saqqara mask

  "'This mask belongs to Egypt' / Zahi Hawass demands repatriation of ancient Saqqara mask," The Art Newspaper, 15,167 (March 2006).

• Gago apre a Roma, e triplica a NY [Gagosian opens in Roma, and triples in New York]

  Giornale dell'Arte 23.253 (April 2006), p. 6.

• Gagosian to open gallery in Rome

  The Art Newspaper 15.168 (Apr 2006), p. 50.

• Denver Art Museum get $60m contemporary art gift

  The Art Newspaper 15.168 (Apr 2006), p. 11.

• Moving Serra

  (Co-author Gareth Harris) The Art Newspaper 15.169 (May 2006), p. 39.

• National Gallery pays out in Vuillard plagiarism suit

  The Art Newspaper 15.169 (May 2006), p. 1,11.

• US museum directors debate the antiquities dilemma

  The Art Newspaper 15.170 (Jun 2006), p. 6.

• Modest fair draws major dealers [Mexico’s MACO]

  The Art Newspaper, June 2006.

• Getty antiquities to be returned to Italy

  The Art Newspaper, July 2006-Aug. 2006.

• Lauder pays $135m for Bloch-Bauer Klimt

  The Art Newspaper, July 2006-Aug 2006.

• MoMA generates $2 billion for New York, says report

  The Art Newspaper 15.172 (Sep 2006), p. 11.

• Six years ago, US museums pledged to research the Nazi history of works in their collections. Few have fulfilled their promises

  The Art Newspaper 15.172 (Sep 2006), p. 8.

• Provenance research is too expensive, museums tell Congress

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 2006.

• US foundations back new charity handing out grants to artists [United States Artists fund]

  The Art Newspaper 15.173 (Oct 2006).

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• Is this the end of partial gifts

  The Art Newspaper 15.173 (Oct 2006), p. 11.

• Lauder raises $190m cash as Bloch-Bauer Klimts come up for sale

  with Emily Sharpe, The Art Newspaper 15.173 (Oct 2006), p. 9.

• Italy gets antiquities back from Boston Museum of Fine Arts

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 2006.

• MoMA completes merger with PS1

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 2006.

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• The future of the Corcoran Gallery, Washington DC, remains uncertain

  The Art Newspaper 15.175 (Dec. 2006)

• Getty revises its guidelines for acquiring antiquities again

  The Art Newspaper 15.175 (Dec 2006), p. 13.

• Were these objects looted from Iran [Salander O’Reilly]

  The Art Newspaper 15.175 (Dec 2006), p. 3.

• Latin American curator for MoMA

  The Art Newspaper, Art Basel Miami Beach special edition, Dec. 2006.

• Russian collectors approach fair with care… [Art Basel Miami Beach]

  The Art Newspaper, Art Basel Miami Beach special edition, Dec. 2006

• MoMA puts collection inventories online

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 2007.

• MoMA looks to Latin America

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 2007.

• Collector support for Miami Art Museum [Miami Art Museum and Miami Art Central may merge]

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 2007.

• Russian collectors at Art Basel : Miami Beach

  The Art Newspaper, Jan. 2007

• MoMA sells land and secures room for expansion

  The Art Newspaper, Feb. 2007

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• Albright-Knox sells the old to pay for the new

  The Art Newspaper 16.177 (Feb 2007), p. 19.

• MoMA’s secret fund for director

  The Art Newspaper, March 2007.

• MoMA defends director’s secret pay

  The Art Newspaper 16.179 (Apr 2007), p. 13.

• Going, going, gone: our diminishing Modernist heritage

  (Co-author Brook Mason) The Art Newspaper 16.180 (May 2007), p. 53.

• Field Museum to return Maori remains to New Zealand

  The Art Newspaper, May 2007.

• Primeval forest for Tate in London [Alan Sonfist commission]

  The Art Newspaper 16.180 (May 2007), p. 7.

• $1bn donations put Seattle on the map

  The Art Newspaper 16.180 (May 2007), p. 1,4.

• Accountant alleges major fraud at art school founded by Andy Warhol [NY Academy of Art]

  The Art Newspaper 16.181 (Jun 2007), p. 9.

• Photographer sues over forgeries at Sotheby’s [Peter Beard]

  The Art Newspaper, June 2007.

• Warhol Brillo boxes could be fake

  The Art Newspaper, July-Aug. 2007

• Can US museums help win the war on terror

  The Art Newspaper 16.182 (Jul 2007-Aug 2007), p. 1.

• Trial Warhol prints may be authenticated in alleged policy adjustment for Authentication Board

  The Art Newspaper 16.182 (Jul 2007-Aug 2007).

• Fight to stop the Barnes from moving gathers pace

  The Art Newspaper 16.183 (Sep 2007), p. 14.

• Warhol board faces threat of class action

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 2007

• Grant for Warhol’s “Time capsules”

  The Art Newspaper, Sept. 2007.

• Terracotta warriors to go on US tour

  The Art Newspaper 16.183 (Sep 2007), p. 8.

• MoMA zeroing in on contemporary art

  The Art Newspaper 16.185 (Oct 2007), p. 32.

• Field museum returns Maori skulls

  The Art Newspaper 16.184 (Oct 2007), p. 18.

• US billionnaire has donated $55m to preserve global sites [Robert Wilson]

  The Art Newspaper 16.184 (Oct 2007), p. 7.

• An unsurprising look at the Metropolitan [Book review: Behind the Scenes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art]

  The Art Newspaper, Oct. 2007.

• Leonard Lauder’s Klimt landscape belongs to me, says heir of Nazi victim

  The Art Newspaper 16.184 (Oct 2007), p. 3.

• Tate expansion by Herzog & de Meuron secures $100m from British state

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 2007

• Antiquities dealer returns Roman and Etruscan artefacts to Italy [Jerome Eisenberg]

  The Art Newspaper, Dec. 2007.

• And third Mexican collector loans his art to university [Andrés Blaisten]

  The Art Newspaper 16.186 (Dec 2007), p. 13.

• Mexico’s two biggest collectors join forces

  The Art Newspaper 16.186 (Dec 2007), p. 13.

• Warhol Foundation looks back on 20 years of philanthropy

  The Art Newspaper 16.186 (Dec 2007), p. 7.

• Wall street collector opens private gallery in Chelsea [Glenn Fuhrman]

  The Art Newspaper 17.187 (Jan 2008), p. 18.

• New York collector returns antiquities to Italy [Shelby White]

  The Art Newspaper 17.188 (Feb 2008), p. 2.

• Chinese artists today have an easier path to success

  The Art Newspaper 17.189 (Mar 2008), p. 51.

• What the Mind’s Eye Sees [Action Painting and Other Abstractions]

  The American Scholar 77.2 (Spring 2008), p. 113-117.

• New York collector’s exhibition centre opens [Shelby White & NYU’s Institute for Study of the Ancient World]

  The Art Newspaper, April 2008.

• Bank of America sends its art on tour

  The Art Newspaper 17.191 (May 2008), p. 13.

• Contemporary art ‘to connect’ to China

  The Art Newspaper 17.191 (May 2008), p. 5.

• Robert Rauschenberg, 1925-2008

  The Art Newspaper 17.192 (Jun 2008), p. 33.

• Whitney’s billionaire chairman of trustees steps down [Leonard Lauder]

  The Art Newspaper 17.193 (Jul 2008-Aug 2008), p. 14.

• Denver deal under investigation [Philip Anschutz]

  The Art Newspaper 17.194 (Sep 2008), p. 22.

• Kienholz’s backroom exhibition

  (Co-authors Gabriela Cala-Lesina, Eva Sandler) The Art Newspaper 17.194 (Sep 2008), p. 20.

• US collector returns artefacts to Greece [Shelby White]

  The Art Newspaper 17.194 (Sep. 2008).

• Museums make deep cuts in face of global financial crisis

  The Art Newspaper 18.198 (Jan 2009), p. 1,4.

• Huge bequest by literary agent [Joseph McCrindle]

  The Art Newspaper 18.203 (Jun 2009), p. 16.

• Leading collector plans contemporary art space [Eugenio Lopez Alonso, Mexico City]

  The Art Newspaper 18.203 (Jun 2009), p. 13.

• Abramovic takes over MoMA

  The Art Newspaper 18.203 (Jun 2009), p. 4.

• I am who I am. I’m not going to adopt a grand-style persona (Interview with Thomas Campbell, director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art)

  The Art Newspaper 205 (September 2009), p. 22-23.

• MoMA tower to loom over Manhattan

  The Art Newspaper 205, p. 20. (September 2009)

• Still no plan for Prince’s house

  The Art Newspaper 18.205 (Sep 2009), p. 9.

• How are Hirst and Murakami coping with the downturn

  (Co-authors Cristina Ruiz, Georgina Adam, Gareth Harris) The Art Newspaper 18.206 (Oct 2009), p. 37-38.

• New evidence uncovered in Warhol Foundation lawsuit

  The Art Newspaper 18.206 (Oct 2009), p. 9.

• Salary cuts for one third of US museum directors

  The Art Newspaper 206, Oct. 2009, p. 1, 8.

• New evidence in Nazi loot case against MoMA

  The Art Newspaper 18.207 (Nov 2009), p. 13.

• Finding Frida Kahlo: Controversy Calls into Question the Authentication of the Renowned Artist’s Work

  IFAR Journal, Volume 11, nos. 3&4, 2010, published by the International Foundation for Art Research and may not be reproduced/distributed elsewhere without IFAR's permission.

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• Double duty Goya [“Goya: images of women” at Prado and NGA, Washington DC]

  The Art Newspaper, Nov. 2009.

• Miami Art Museum’s Future

  “Miami Art Museum Should Rethink its Identity,” IN VIEW at Artinfo.com – December 7, 2010, 3:41 pm, by Jason Edward Kaufman.

• The city as artifice, created as you watch [Hans Op de Beeck at Hirshhorn Museum]

  The Washington Post, 23 Jan 2011, p. E.8.

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• Two-painting exhibit sublime in its simplicity [Hendrick ter Brugghen at the National Gallery of Art]

  The Washington Post, 20 Feb 2011, p. E.4.

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• Thoughts on a Chinese Artist Studying a Western Old Master [Jin Shangyi]

  Excerpted from Jin Shangyi: Compliments to Vermeer [catalogue accompanying exhibition of the same name], Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, 2011, pp. 90-103.

• Holy relics, heavenly body parts

  The Washington Post, 06 Mar 2011, p. E.1.

• Grace (and art) seen in garbage [Vik Muniz’s “Waste Land”]

  The Washington Post, 13 Mar 2011, p. E.8.

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• The Art of Lost-Wax Casting: How they do it

  The Washington Post, 13 Mar 2011, p. E.4.

• Perhaps the Most Important African Art Show [Ife at Virginia Museum of Fine Art]

  The Washington Post, 13 Mar 2011, p. E.1.

• Creative sights to see in New York

  The Washington Post, 10 Apr 2011, p. E.4.

• Calder’s Whimsy Shows up in Wire [Exhibition at Smithsonian Museum of American Art]

  The Washington Post, 20 March, 2011.

• D.C. society and beyond

  The Washington Post, 17 Apr 2011, p. E.6.

• Philadelphia Museum photography exhibit ‘Unsettled’ [Review of “Unsettled: Photography and Politics in Contemporary Art”]

  The Washington Post, Apr 30, 2011.

• D.C. art collectors Daniel and Mirella Levinas: ‘Open to what art can be’

  The Washington Post, 21 Aug 2011, p. E.1.

• Venice Biennale an ambitious but typically overblown international art festival

  The Washington Post, 17 June 2011, p. E.2.

• For exhibits, the future is virtually here

  The Washington Post, 02 Oct 2011, p. Q.4.

• Modernista per tradizione, moderno per vocazione: cuore di MoMA

  (Robert Storr interviewed by Jason Edward Kaufman, from The Art Newspaper, January 1994) in Il museo contemporaneo: storie, esperienze, competenze, ed. by Daniela Fonti and Rossella Caruso, University of Rome/Gangemi Editore, Rome, 2012.

• From Obscurity to Fame [Barnes Foundation]

  Black Card Mag, Fall 2012, pp. 206-212.

• Death, Dots and Dollars [Damien Hirst profile]

  Black Card Mag, Winter 2012, pp. 214-227.

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• South African Seduction [survey of S.A. contemporary art scene]

  Art + Auction, Feb. 2013, pp. 80-85.

• Who Was Andy Warhol [Warhol profile]

  Black Card Mag, Spring 2013, 214-227.

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• Banksy: Not Your Usual Graffiti Artist

  Black Card Mag, Summer 2013, pp. 212-227.

• 150 years after Munch’s birth, an intimate look back [Oslo show]

  The Washington Post, 21 July 2013, p. E.3. (online July 19)

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• War in Pictures [MFA Houston/Corcoran photography exhibition]

  Capitol File, Fall 2013, p. 56.

• Rare Bertoia Maquette Up For Auction This February

  Artphaire (Online), Jan. 21, 2014.

• A Pop-up Museum of Contemporary American Art at Sotheby’s

  Artphaire (Online), Feb. 10, 2014.

• Emerging Markets: Bogotá Colombia

  Art + Auction, March 2014, pp. 96-97.

• Polka Dot Princess [Yayoi Kusama profile]

  Black Card Mag, Spring 2014, pp. 226-242.

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• Q and A with Chuck Close

  Artphaire (Online), March 4, 2014.

• Dealer Spotlight: Taiwan [Mainland Demand for Chinese Antiquities]

  Artphaire (Online), April 16, 2014.

• Jasper Johns: “Regrets” at MoMA

  Artphaire (Online), April 21, 2014.

• Artist Spotlight: China [Cai Zhisong]

  Artphaire (Online), May 13, 2014.

• Latin America Rising: Cartagena

  Artphaire (Online), May 15, 2014.

• Most Wanted: Uncovering Warhol [“Most Wanted Men” at Queens Museum]

  Artphaire (Online), May 29, 2014.

• Face Time with Chuck Close

  Black Card Mag, Summer 2014, pp. 230-242.

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• MoMA’s Sigmar Polke Retrospective

  Artphaire (Online), June 11, 2014.

• Dan Colen

  Artphaire (Online), July 10, 2014.

• The Delightful and Perplexing Art of Jeff Koons

  Artphaire (Online), Aug. 5, 2014.

• Garry Winogrand: ‘The Central Photographer Of His Generation’

  Artphaire (Online), Sept. 4, 2014.

• Skyscrapers: Race for the Clouds

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2014, pp. 214-226.

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• Microbiology on Acid [Kelsey Brookes profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2014, pp. 228-242

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• The Natural: Bill Rauhauser

  The Magazine Antiques, Nov.-Dec. 2014, pp. 110-117.

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2017 (13)

• Wrap Star [Christo interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2015, pp. 226-242.

• Beyond the Sea [Massimo Vitali interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2015, pp. 224-239.

• Big League Abstraction [Frank Stella interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2015, pp. 222-237.

• Infinite Focus [Hiroshi Sugimoto interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2015, pp. 218-233.

• Found At Sea [Ran Ortner interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2016, pp. 220-233.

• Guiding Light [Leo Villareal interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2016, pp. 202-218.

• The Man Behind the Dot [John Baldessari interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2016, pp. 218-234.

• Ballet Bachelor [Edgar Degas profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2016, pp. 220-234.

• Painting’s Polymath [Gerhard Richter profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2017, pp. 214-233.

• Outward Bound [Nature photography]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2017, pp. 14-26.

• Underwater Reveries [Eric Zener profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2017, pp. 220-235.

• Cosmic Creator [Alex Grey interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2017, pp. 220-235.

• Conceptual Calligrapher [Xu Bing interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2017, pp. 6, 222-235.

2018 (4)

• French Foreign Legion [Louvre Abu Dhabi]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2018, pp. 200-206.

• Local Colors [Bahamian art]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2018, p. 243.

• Loving Vincent [van Gogh]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2018, pp. 182-195.

• Waddell’s West [Theodore Waddell interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2018, pp. 180-191.

2019 (6)

• An Explosion of Art [Cai Guo-Qiang interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2019, pp. 190-201.

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• Taking Aim [Kenneth Noland profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2019, pp. 192-201.

• What Miró Saw [Joan Miró Profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall 2019, pp. 14, 192-201.

• The New Old Masters [Super-Realist Painters in Spain]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2019, pp. 184-189.

• Coup de Theater [Dresden’s Cultural Riches]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2019, pp. 186-193.

• Wow Zao [Zao Wou-Ki Profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Winter 2019, pp. 196-203.

2020 (2)

• Nature Study [Kirby Fredendall profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring 2020, pp. 192-201.

• An American Life [Edward Hopper profile]

  Luxury Magazine, Summer 2020, pp. 190-201.

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2021 (4)

• As American As Pie [Wayne Thiebaud interview]

  Luxury Magazine, Spring/Summer 2021, pp. 190-201.

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• Grand Openings [New Museums around the World]

  Luxury Magazine, Fall/Winter 2021, pp. 180-189.

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• Christo on His Life and Work (Christo, su vida y su trabajo) [Interview with the artist]

  Christo and Jeanne-Claude en Uruguay [catalogue of exhibition at Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Atchugarry, Manantiales (Maldonado), Uruguay, Jan. 8-Apr. 8, 2022], MACA/Fundación Pablo Atchugarry, Maldonado, Uruguay, 2022, pp. 268-286 (English) and pp. 192-211 (Spanish).

• Christo’s Visionary Enterprise [La visionaria empresa de Christo]

  Christo and Jeanne-Claude en Uruguay [catalogue of exhibition at Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Atchugarry, Manantiales (Maldonado), Uruguay, Jan. 8-Apr. 8, 2022], MACA/Fundación Pablo Atchugarry, Maldonado, Uruguay, 2022, pp. 254-267 (English) and pp. 178-191 (Spanish).