In Five New Shows, Matthew Barney Turns His Abstract Football Film Into Sculptures and Paintings
The artist's new works relate to Secondary, about a pro-football tragedy in 1978.
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Matthew Barney Returns with His Best Work in Years, a Shocking Video About America’s Favorite Sport
The installation, now on view to the public in his studio, is grand and quietly subversive.
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Matthew Barney to Debut New Video Installation About ‘Violence and Spectacle’ in American Football
Cremasterheads, hold on to your hats.
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Monument Wars in the U.K., Matthew Barney–Installed Clock Goes Dark, and More: Morning Links from January 19, 2021
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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ARTnews In Brief: Hispanic Society Museum & Library to Develop New Architectural Plan, Christie’s to Host Aperture Fundraiser, and More from August 30, 2019
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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Spring 2019 Editor’s Letter: Furthering the Conversation
ARTnews editor-in-chief Sarah Douglas on the theme of the latest issue.
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Wolves at the Door: Matthew Barney on Animals, Alchemy, and Art in His New Film and Exhibition, ‘Redoubt’
Read about the work—on view at Yale into June—and watch a trailer exclusive to ARTnews.
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Unlikely Inspirations: Andrew Ross’s Playlist
Brooklyn-based artist Andrew Ross is the subject of the “First Look” column in our October issue. Here, Ross introduces a compilation of his favorite YouTube videos, many of which are quirkily uplifti…
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No Joke: Josh Fadem Takes Comedy to the Extreme at Long Island City Space REMAINS
The blurring of lines between stand-up comedy and performance art is not a new phenomenon, but over 90 wordless minutes in late June at the outdoor portion of the Long Island City space REMAINS
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Congress to Consider Bill Declaring College Athletes Are Not Employees
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