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Image of a sculpture looking like a totem with grass around.

‘YES, CHEF’ Opens at Water Street Projects With a Dinner at Tavares Strachan’s Black Caesar

"The relation between food and art is nothing new, and many artists who explore food in their practices," curator-at-large Zoe Lukov told Observer.
By Elisa Carollo

In His Next 6-Hour Performance, Miles Greenberg Wants His Audience to Sense the Divine

'I'm really obsessed with places of worship and what they do to the human body,' says Greenberg. For his next performance at Perrotin, the artist will try to evoke a sense of the divine.
By Helen Holmes

How Sanctions Are Affecting Iran’s Art Market and Cultural Workers

Iran's art scene is currently persevering, despite mounting tensions with the U.S. that have hampered the ability of gallerists to do business, and artists to travel.
By Mariana Fernandez

Performance Art That’s Literally a Biohazard

By Guelda Voien
BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 08: (EDITORS NOTE: This Picture has been digitally retouched. Available for 14 days after create date.) French author Michel Houellebecq by Photographer Francois Berthier for the Contour Collection poses at the Film Haus Arsenal during the 64th Berlinale International Film Festival on February 8, 2014 in Berlin, Germany.

Houellebecq Makes Space for Fellow Smokers, Nazi Memorabilia Sale Sparks Controversy

By Alanna Martinez
Ed Atkins, Ribbons, 2014.

Better Than the Real Thing? Ed Atkins’ CGI Fables Awe at Gavin Brown

By Ryan Steadman

Art Schools Return to Their Roots, Another Artwork Thrown Out By Janitor, and More

By Guelda Voien
John Giorno, with one of his works, in the dining room of the Bunker. (Photo by Paul Laster)

‘Don’t Wait For Anything’: Dinner With John Giorno, and the Ghost of Burroughs

By Nate Freeman
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