Photograph courtesy of Laura van den Berg. Do dogs know what art is? Oscar is a big, “free-spirited” Lab mix. My husband and I adopted him when he was just a few months old. We’ve lived together as a little family for over a decade. When Oscar was a puppy, I did a one-semester residency…
Editor’s Note: This conversation between Cindy Sherman and Miranda July was originally realized for #37 Miranda July: New Society, part of the Quaderni series published by Fondazione Prada. That publication was published to coincide with the exhibition “Miranda July: New Society,” currently on view at Osservatorio Fondazione Prada in Milan until October 28. With permission, ARTnews is…
From October 18 onwards, the National Gallery in London is prohibiting liquids and big bags on its premises in a bid to step up security measures amid ongoing protests targeting its masterpieces, the museum announced. The decision came just days after activist groups offered to meet at the museum, citing the recent five attacks on…
“Physically and emotionally, I’m drained,” said Jay Fishman recently over lunch at a restaurant in downtown Minneapolis. Fishman was explaining why he plans to retire this month after 36 years as artistic director and conductor of the Minnesota Sinfonia, an ensemble of 26 professional freelance musicians whose innovative Music in the Schools program over the…
The maps won’t tell you where you are in Dor Guez’s new solo exhibition at Berlin’s Carlier | Gebauer gallery, so don’t bother trying to find a due north. The only directive is the exhibition’s title—Not knowing is a good place to start. “We can recognize the topography—we see the trees, valleys, rivers, and mountains—but…