Marcel Duchamp at MoMA: Five Revelations From the Artist’s First North American Survey in Over 50 Years
Late in life, he declared, “I’m nothing else but an artist, I’m sure, and delighted to be," but he clearly was so much more.
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Jo Fish Confronts the Tension Between Flesh and Data in a World of Visual Saturation
"I’m passionate about art history, but I also want to think about how painting can evolve," she told Observer.
Fish Tale: An Artist Tested the Limits of Ceramic
Crafted from ceramic and weighing 660 pounds, the eerily lifelike sculpture explores the nature of form, myth, and “the other.” Zink Yi’s journey—from a Peruvian-born chef turned Berlin-based artist to conga student under Cuban percussion legend Changuito—infuses the work with cross-cultural layers. The squid’s glistening flesh and inky moat (a practical barrier for overeager viewers) challenge perceptions of objecthood and transformation.
