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Representative governance
I CAN THINK OF NO BETTER definition of celebrity than a widely circulating image derived from but not identical to a person--in short, an avatar....
ArtForum, 11/01/08 by David Joselit · More from publication -
All tomorrow's parties: David Joselit on "Mike's World" and "Air Kissing"
ANDY WARHOL went to a lot of parties. In Andy Warhol's Party Book, posthumously published in 1988, he gives a good explanation why: "Sex and...
ArtForum, 02/01/08 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Richard Serra: Museum of Modern Art, New York
RICHARD SERRA HAS BEEN HEADLINED in recent years by both the New York Times and the New Yorker as a "Man of Steel," and indeed, like Superman, he...
ArtForum, 10/01/07 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Speedily dispatched: David Joselit on images and sovereignty
IN ORGANIZING "Manet and the Execution of Maximilian" at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, a recent exhibition that united all five...
ArtForum, 03/01/07 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Public Image Ltd.: David Joselit on Jenny Holzer and "Consider This …"
IF INFORMATION is supposed to be "public" property, Jenny Holzer's redaction paintings, on view last spring at the Cheim & Read gallery in New...
ArtForum, 09/01/06 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Matthew Barney: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Matthew Barney Matthew Barney SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART LIKE SO MANY ASPECTS of Matthew Barney's practice, the title of "Drawing...
ArtForum, 09/01/06 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Thomas Hirschhorn: Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston/Gladstone Gallery, New York.
GLOBALIZATION TYPICALLY CONNOTES the free circulation of capital and information across geographical boundaries. Thomas Hirschhorn knows better....
Artforum International, 03/01/06 by Joselit, David · More from publication -
Thomas Hirschhorn: Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston/Gladstone Gallery, New York
GLOBALIZATION TYPICALLY CONNOTES the free circulation of capital and information across geographical boundaries. Thomas Hirschhorn knows better....
ArtForum, 03/01/06 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Navigating the new territory: art, avatars, and the contemporary mediascape
It's the electric whisper bleeding from earphones in subway cars, and it's the disarming experience of believing for a minute that the well-dressed...
ArtForum, 06/22/05 by David Joselit · More from publication -
Navigating the new territory: art, avatars, and the contemporary mediascape.
It's the electric whisper bleeding from earphones in subway cars, and it's the disarming experience of believing for a minute that the...
Artforum International, 06/22/05 by Joselit, David · More from publication
