"The opinion that art should have nothing to do with politics is itself a political attitude."
George Orwell,
Why I Write, 1947
from The Atlantic Monthly
The Baddest of Bad Art
April 2000
Reviled until recently, academic art is being revalued, and a museum inspired by a mystical Beirut collector is helping to show the way
"Cutting-Edge but Comfy"
November 1998
Young London artists are attracting crowds – not because of their flashy attention-seeking but because their art is understandable and unintimidating
Living-Room Galleries
July 1996
As the New York art world rebounds, dealers are responding to an increasing need for community – and to high rents – by reviving the artistic salon
Traveling Collections
November 1995
Presaging what might become a trend, a West Coast museum is paying to show part of the permanent collection of an overcrowded East Coast one.
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