Farewell to Nature : Using technologies old and new, artists are creating images of the natural world that offer dazzling visual effects and challenge our understanding of the environment.

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• The Breuer Effect : A 1966 issue of A.i.A. devoted to the Whitney Museum of American Art's new building offers a revealing glimpse of America's changing cultural establishment.
  door: Rohan, Timothy M.
  Gepubliceerd in: (2015)
• Inventing Pop Abstraction : Uniting firmly outlined forms and bold colors, American painter Nicholas Krushenick created a new nonobjective vocabulary in the 1060s
  door: Westfall, Stephen
  Gepubliceerd in: (2015)
• Unbinding the System : Sameul Levi Jones, whose exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem is his first in New York, deconstructs old encyclopedias to set the record straight.
  door: Ollman, Leah
  Gepubliceerd in: (2015)
• Whose Name was writ in water : Robert Gober's recent retrospective at New york's Museum of Modern art prompts expansive reflections on the legacy of the readymade, the nature of obscenity and the poetics of plumbing
  door: Reines, Ariana
  Gepubliceerd in: (2015)
• Digital Sculptor : Aleksandra Domanovic's has increasingly used her new-media skills to produce tech-savy sculptural installations involving stacked paper, huge acrylic scrims and sci-fi prostheses
  door: Bell, Kirsty
  Gepubliceerd in: (2015)