Thursday, April 01, 2004

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We don't have a Artes Mundi Prize equivalent around here, but we do have the $14,000 Trawick Art Prize , and all Virginia, Maryland and...

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Why most modern art sucks : The winner of the first £40,000 Artes Mundi Prize is a message written in dust. Martin Gaylord, writing in T...

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Jessica Dawson's "Galleries" column in today's Post "scraps the art criticism and talks religion instead." ...
Wednesday, March 31, 2004

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Pilfered from Art Addict : The greatest mistakes of this well-known art collector are the works that she didn't buy! By the way - Ar...

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So far, it looks like the rest of America thinks that it is a good idea to keep the Whitney Biennial in New York and not infect the rest of ...

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I was on the radio again today, on Voice of America broadcasting to all of Latin America in Spanish. I was discussing the impact of Cuba...

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Some spectacular (and famous) works of art will be auctioned by Sotheby's on May 15 in New York. They are 44 paintings from the collect...
Tuesday, March 30, 2004

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Guerrilla FilmFest IV this coming Saturday... The Guerrilla Film Fest (GFF) was established to provide an alternative venue for indepe...

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I'd show this guy in a New York second. A trade for John Currin perhaps?

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Last night I was at a cocktail party in the home of Dr. David Levy, Director of the Corcoran . The party was to host all the local alumni of...

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My good friend and Washington Post photographer Rebecca D'Angelo is having an exhibition of her photographs at Cornerstone Architects, ...
Monday, March 29, 2004

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DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities FY 2005 grant applications now available online. The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities ...

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Tyler Green , Washington's first art BLOGger, has an excellent idea for the Whitney Biennial. Read it here first. His idea to send ...

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Sometime this week, DCARTNEWS will receive its 10,000th page view! This proves the tremendous amount of interest on the visual arts and iss...

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Just received the Corcoran 's extended show schedule. Next year includes the 2005 Biennial, which is being curated now by Dr. Jonathan B...
Sunday, March 28, 2004

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Who would have thought that a painting exhibition by a DC area art professor would have out-controversied Damien Hirst when they both exhi...
Saturday, March 27, 2004

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A few postings ago, I was sort of kidding when I talked about Thomas Kinkade having an art show outside his kitschy mall stores and in a re...

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Thanks to ArtsJournal.com ... Since the economy is booming, the art market is apparently very hot . The secondary art market that is! ...

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Blake Gopnik, writing all the way from London , delivers a superb review and an art lesson history with his review of the Donald Judd retro...

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On the flight back from San Diego I read Mi Moto Fidel , by Brit ex-pat Christopher P. Baker and published by the National Geographic. I fou...