Good News
Last August, The Washington City Paper added a new writer to the DC area art scene, and Maura Judkis has been a refreshing new voice to the region's critical dialogue.
Thanks to the art gods that the CP understands the critical importance of having different voices delivering art criticism to a region. It amazes me that the CP understands and can afford to do this, but the WaPo doesn't and won't - neither the "new" Style nor the "Weekend" section editors!
If you don't get it, you don't get it.
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Saturday, November 03, 2007
Much Ado About Oil and Water
The Smithies have to return a $5M donation because of mixing oil and water. Read it here.
Feh!
Use the money to do some roof repairs instead.
Don't give it back.
The Smithies have to return a $5M donation because of mixing oil and water. Read it here.
Feh!
Use the money to do some roof repairs instead.
Don't give it back.
Botero Opens Tuesday
"Fernando Botero: Abu Ghraib" opens Tuesday at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center in DC.
Tomorrow's WaPo will have this article on the works by Erica Jong.
This will be one of the major exhibitions of 2007 for the entire Mid Atlantic and I bet that it will set new attendance records for the Katzen.
My own thoughts on Botero and his torture paintings are here.
"Fernando Botero: Abu Ghraib" opens Tuesday at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center in DC.
Tomorrow's WaPo will have this article on the works by Erica Jong.
This will be one of the major exhibitions of 2007 for the entire Mid Atlantic and I bet that it will set new attendance records for the Katzen.
My own thoughts on Botero and his torture paintings are here.