Tag Archives: The New York Observer

Composition with Black Lines

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Will Heinrich

What is the nature of truth in looking, in criticism, in anything? How do we know? And how do we see? From Martin Buber to the Hadith via Mondrian with Will Heinrich. Continue reading →

Posted in Sundays in the Part with Art | Tagged Jan Müller, Louise Despont, Martin Buber, Mika Rottenberg, MoMA, Mondrian, the Hadith, The New York Observer, Will Heinrich | Leave a comment

Notes From Bovina: Shock and Awe

Posted on June 30, 2012 by Jennifer Kabat

How does a poet and art critic, that would be Peter Schjeldahl perhaps the shyest man on earth, become a pyro? Jennifer Kabat finds out in Bovina, NY. Continue reading →

Posted in The Arts | Tagged 7 Days magazine, Adam Horovitz, Alan Cumming, Amy Sedaris, Ben Stiller, Bovina New York, fireworks, Julianne Moore, Peter Schjeldahl, Steve Martin, The New York Observer, the New Yorker | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: The New York Observer

Composition with Black Lines

Notes From Bovina: Shock and Awe

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