Parables
Parable # 6: Walker
I took my 87-year old mother and her dog Jasper to Central Park. My mother inched along the pathway with her walker while Jasper and I chased a ball in the grassy parts. […]
Year: 2016
What Meets the Eye
Philip Guston: The In-Between Years at Hauser and Wirth
To begin with, intense satisfaction. We knew he got from point A to point B and now we know how and can confirm it by checking the dates to figure out the progression. […]
What Meets the Eye
Eisenman-ia at The New Museum
And yet. And yet, Eisenman is a terrific painter, full of invention, so much to look at, so much to argue with and and talk about. This genre of historical painting, maybe it is the […]
Der Defätist / The Defeatist
Why I am so Clever
to start writing on something…or soma thing defeatist … trying to combine it with bumblebee nietzsche; Why I am so Clever ed. note: bumblebee nietzsche; Why I am so Clever Should read: bumblebee nietzsche; Why […]
The Pencil Review
The Pencil Review
The Pencil Review
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Adam Simon at Studio 10: “Nike to Nike”
This excerpt was originally published in “from Nike to Nikephorous to NIKE” by Keith Sanborn, written to accompany Icons by Adam Simon at Studio 10 in Bushwick, New York (May 13 – June 12, 2016). […]
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Bad Kitty
Concentration Is a Gem I
A pearl beyond price, and… mostly beyond reach too. The Chinese word yu means both “jade” and “precious stone.” In ancient China, only the first wife could wear jade. The second had to content herself […]