On the Met’s Rooftop, a Walk Through the Clouds
NEW YORK—On the rooftop of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the clouds are modular, transparent and reflective, and you can
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Art of War: Three Exhibits, Real Images and Creative Interpretations
NEW YORK—Subtle, informative and heart wrenching, Tim Hetherington‘s war photographs are incredibly artful. From his compositions of U.S. soldiers at
Good Vibrations: ‘Pet Sounds’ by Charles Long Transforms Madison Square Park
NEW YORK—A mint green blob in the middle of Madison Square Park hisses like a rattlesnake when you touch it.
Kathy Ruttenberg: Despite Appearances, ‘The Earth Exhales’ is no Fairytale
NEW YORK—Branches sprout from a woman’s head, petrified tree trunks rise from another’s breasts and a third is impaled through
At Frieze New York, John Ahearn Brought Back 1970s South Bronx
NEW YORK—Thirty years later, Mario and Norma, Johnny and the Pregnant Girl all returned. Their likenesses, cast in plaster by