What a delicious canine philosophy lesson! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! —CNQ
The best art critics in my view are the ones who are best at description, what Proust called “the articulation of perception.” * A good critic should describe the work so well that the […]
If you read my essays in What Meets the Eye, you will know that I’m always going on about the need for more critical reviews. How will we know whether to trust a critic if […]
The witty and playful sculptor Jude Tallichet thinks her friend Michele deserves more critical attention (and so do I) so she prompted AI: “Write a review of Michele Araujo’s paintings in the style of R.S. […]
It’s startling to step away from the Guggenheim spiral of Rashid Johnson’s “deep thinking” and swirl into the brightly colored world of Beatriz Milhazes. The latest in science is that the right brain /left brain […]
The Van Gogh Museum and The Stedelijk, by showing Van Gogh and Kiefer side by side have inadvertently allowed us to judge between them. Only the critic from The Guardian, Jonathan Jones, has had the […]
a hapless gallery 6 necked chickens in the bathroom 4 screens in the living room it´s nothing but torture darkroom, taproom, lunchroom naboom all these small trees called unstable elements or forty cents walking through […]
that which bleeds into all aspects of life this sugar bed called 4:9 huddy quite a yoon bot, i don´t mind don´t we all love dystopian jobs in Athens, right since we have read this […]
See more work by Sophie Balhetchet here Review of “100 Famous Views of Edo” at the Brooklyn Museum CNQ draws Hiroshige’s “100 Famous Views of Edo” at The Brooklyn Museum I❤️Edo
A toothache, thought Bad Kitty, is like someone else’s dog scratching at your guest-bedroom door all night. A toothache is a cold vibrating funnel sucking in the undone chores (the unanswered emails, the phone calls […]
My first thought after reading both the negative and the positive is that I should stop writing reviews. In fact, recent conversations about AI have covered this effect, a general devaluation of any human endeavor […]
Dear Cathy, I tried to reply to this on your blog but it wouldn’t let me, and then it wanted me to sign up for Word Press, oddly. It won’t even let me “like” the […]
Michele and I were swimming our laps in adjoining lanes at the city pool on 25th street. When she passed me going the other way, I playfully reached under the lane divider and stroked […]
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