Entertainment & Arts
Eight days after asking the Whitney Museum of American Art to remove an exhibition wall-text that refers in a false and defamatory way to a review that I wrote 22 years ago, I received a reply from Whitney director Adam Weinberg.
May 14, 2015
The reviews are pouring in — and the state of the museum is strong.
April 28, 2015
Culture Monster Blog
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Nov. 19, 2010
‘Is it difficult to leave New York?” David A.
March 29, 1998
Science & Medicine
For most of the past decade, thousands of Native American artifacts recovered from the Lost Village of Encino, one of the costliest archeological excavations in state history, have been sitting in an Orange County warehouse, freed from the earth after centuries, but collecting dust in obscurity.
Jan. 3, 1994
Complaining about the Whitney Museum of American Art’s Biennial is an art world ritual. The twist this year is the surprising number of West Coast artists.
March 9, 1997
California
Nearly five years after archeologists stumbled upon the remains of the “Lost Village of Encino,” the one million Indian artifacts discovered there still do not have a permanent home.
July 10, 1989
For most of the past decade, thousands of Native American artifacts recovered from the Lost Village of Encino, one of the costliest archeological excavations in state history, have been sitting in an Orange County warehouse, freed of the earth after centuries, but collecting dust in obscurity.
Jan. 4, 1994
The forced resignation of Thomas N.
March 8, 1990
Being misquoted is one thing, but being completely misrepresented in an art museum wall text is quite another – especially when something I wrote more than 20 years ago is used as a slur concocted from the direct opposite of my critical opinion.
April 29, 2015