Gateshead s Baltic to reopen with four exhibitions, reduced hours and new role for former cafe
Here are the new opening hours at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art and what s on offer, including the communal space that replaced its ground-floor cafe
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Rachel Kushner on What She Takes From Art (and Artists)
Her books are filled with insights into art world types and their relationships to the wider world.
At her home in Los Angeles, Rachel Kushner talks about “The Hard Crowd,” her new book of essays on cultural criticism, and her enduring interest in visual art.Credit.Clifford Prince King for The New York Times
By Jonathan Griffin
April 23, 2021, 9:01 a.m. ET
LOS ANGELES At one point in Rachel Kushner’s recently published novella, “The Mayor of Leipzig,” the narrator, an American artist, reveals: “I personally know the author of this story you’re reading. Because she thinks of herself as an art-world type, a hanger-on.”
Yoko Ono s Wish Tree at D.C. s Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden is branching out
Kelsey Ables, The Washington Post
April 15, 2021
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1of5In a 2007 photo, Lucas Pritchard of Rochester, N.Y., reads some of the wishes left by visitors on the Hirshhorn s wish tree.Washington Post photo by Bill O LearyShow MoreShow Less
2of5Artist Huma Bhabha s wish for the 2021 tree.Huma Bhabha/Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture GardenShow MoreShow Less
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4of5In this 2007 photo, the Hirshhorn s wish tree looks as if it is blossoming with wishes.Washington Post photo by Jahi ChikwendiuShow MoreShow Less
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WASHINGTON - Each spring at the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden, white notecards bearing wishes dangle from the branches of Yoko Ono s Wish Tree for Washington DC. Some years, they swallow up the dogwood, thick as heavy snow. Other years they simply decorate it, bright like a second bloom.