Originally published by the Marina Times San Francisco in October 2013 In the end nobody knows how it’s done – how art is made. It can’t be explained. Optical devices…
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Duchamp Revisited: The Afternoon Interviews
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in September 2013 I don’t believe in art. I believe in the artist. —Marcel Duchamp When he first met Marcel Duchamp in…
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Allen Ginsberg’s Beat Memories at the Contemporary Jewish Museum
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in August 2013 Observe what’s vivid. Catch yourself thinking. Vividness is self-selecting. And remember the future. —Allen Ginsberg Beat Memories: The Photographs…
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Museums For Sale: The Public vs. Private Art Debate Ignites in Detroit
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in July 2013 In May, Christie’s contemporary art auction set record prices when paintings by Roy Lichtenstein, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jackson Pollock and…
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Ed Ruscha Revisits Some Los Angeles Apartments
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in June 2013 My pictures are not that interesting nor the subject matter. They are simply a collection of facts. —Ed Ruscha…
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Punk Poetics: The Life of Richard Hell
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in May 2013 Poetry must be made by all and not by one —Comte de Lautréamont The ripple effect of an influential…
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China’s Terracotta Warriors on view at the Asian Art Museum
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in April 2013 Through May 27, 2013, The Asian Art Museum will have on display ten figures representing over 7,000 life-sized sculpted…
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Garry Winogrand at the SF MOMA
Originally published in the Marina Times San Francisco in March 2013 “I like to think of photographing as a two-way act of respect. Respect for the medium, by letting it…
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