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July 2012
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From Toast of Art World to Guest of Federal Pen
Posted: 07/14/2012 in News
The odd case of artist Enrique Gomez de Molina, whose Frankenstinian animal mashups (alas, some involving creatures on the endangered list) got him busted. A week before he was scheduled to check into federal prison in Pensacola to serve a...
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Jeff Koons on His Whitney Retrospective, the High Line Train, and Emptiness
Posted: 07/14/2012 in News
Whether it’s the mission to bring his $25 million dollar “Train” to the High Line or calling his own artwork “empty,” artist Jeff Koons never ceases to be an art-world enigma. His...
