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Art of ideas at GRACE

Conceptual art is not always easy. Though visually appealing, it often is mysterious, puzzling and sometimes uncomfortable, said Erica Harrison, associate curator at the Greater Reston Arts Center. It is art that demands second looks.

Shadows and Invisible Art

Art shows can be a strange event, attended by unusual people and intellectuals. I have attended many shows and curated my own as well. I like cutting edge art and have shown art that sometimes confuses the general public. I have been asked the question, "Has an artist ever submitted a blank canvas and called it art?" Well the answer is no, I have a hard time with conceptual art. Its hard enough ...

David Hockney: Why art has become 'less'

David Hockney on the obsession with conceptual art

US avant-garde art stars in new Rome exhibition

Sixty works by leading post-war American artists including Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Andy Warhol feature in a new exhibition opening on Tuesday at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome.

LeWitt’s Wisdom

An interview with artist Sol LeWitt on the occasion of his 1996 show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

‘John Carter’: Conceptual Art & Super Bowl TV Spot Teaser

Check out some preliminary artwork for Disney's 'John Carter' adaptation, along with a teaser for the sci-fi flick's upcoming Super Bowl XLVI TV spot.

Sculpture for sale, but buyer only wants the shadow

On the Union-Tribune’s art blog, artists offer a glimpse into the creative process. For the full blog and more, go to

Salt Lake art project asks what is art — and what is it worth to you?

Salt Lake art project asks what is art — and what is it worth to you? By glen warchol The Salt Lake Tribune Published Feb 3, 2012 04:23PM MDT When Chef Gavin Baker launched The Mist Project, a “guerrilla” restaurant that popped up last month, he wanted art for the décor that reflected the cutting-edge culinary innovations of the menu. Baker discussed his ideas with photographers Leane Jensen and ...

Art review: 'Ingrid Calame' at Susanne Vielmetter

David Pagel reviews "Ingrid Calame: From the LA River to Lackawanna" at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects

The zen of post-conceptual art

Liss Platt’s extended photo meditation on a single object appeals to the theoretically minded as well as the visual pleasure seeker

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