Monthly Archives: May 2016

The Most Perfectly Lonely Art Installation

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Alex Holt

There’s an art installation in Times Square that’s meant to be found by accident. It has no labels anywhere, no explanation, it is merely an experience meant to be stumbled across in the middle of one of the most sensory-heavy, … Continue reading →

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A Stone for Donald

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Alex Holt

On Easter, March 27 2016, there was very briefly an unusual art installation in Central Park, New York. It was a small marble gravestone, with a birth date but no date of death. The epitaph read “Make America Hate Again.” … Continue reading →

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Election Season? Buy Some Art!

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Alex Holt

Now is the time of times to buy art, alleges the New York Post. Over the past decade, art prices have fallen specifically in election years since 1998, meaning that those dreadful political seasons are the best time to get … Continue reading →

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Month2Month: Art and the Class Struggle

Posted on May 6, 2016 by Alex Holt

A new art project from William Powhida and Jennifer Dalton takes on gentrification and the class struggle in New York City. Eight participants, selected by lottery, will get to spend four nights in “affordable” or “luxury” housing in the city. … Continue reading →

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