Art
In Conversation
Andrea Fraser
By Praxis“Untitled” (2003) was initiated in 2002 when Andrea Fraser approached Friedrich Petzel Gallery to arrange a commission with a private collector on her behalf.
Chronophobia: On Time in the Art of the 1960s, by Pamela Lee
By Daniel BairdIf science and technology are what fuels our accelerated sense of history, and if their most basic language and culture is incomprehensible to most artists, then how can art relevantly engage modern life, how can it retain a powerful critical role in contemporary society? What role can art, traditionally conceived, play in an advanced technological society that is moving into the future at breakneck speed? These are the questions, I think, which underlie the anxiety about time and technology from which Chronophobia takes its title.
Railing Opinion
By Robert StorrAs part of our interest in revitalizing art criticism and theory, in giving them both sharp edge and broad, encompassing vision, the Rail has initiated this column.
Rudy Burckhardt: The Art of Being
By Phong BuiOnly by being and being and being… can anything truly become: truly arrive. —Parker Tyler
Deep Space
By Joan WaltemathNeither in concepts nor in language does anything ever stand isolated. But concepts actually become related only when the personality acts in inner unity, when full subjectivity radiates toward complete objectivity.
Jamaica Flux: Jamaica Center Evolves
By William PowhidaIn October, Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning (JCAL) will present Jamaica Flux: Workspaces and Windows beyond the gallery’s walls in the heart of the surrounding community.
