Posts in category NYAQ Issue 5

When we started working together you were interested in art—but hadn’t purchased work. What turned you from an appreciator of art to a collector? Exposure was the primary catalyst. The more art you see and …

In Part One: Collecting, Compiling & the Construction of Cultural Histories, it was noted that artists often find it difficult to retain and manage accumulated materials in their care. Questions regarding materials are particularly challenging …

When the Panama Papers story broke in April of this year, the promise of pulling back the screen on an entire secret domain of monetary transactions was palpable. Finally, it would be possible to understand …

Despite decades of scholarly investigation, we still only have a few hard facts about the painter known as Hieronymus Bosch. Even though he signed some of his paintings Jheronimus Bosch, he never affixed a date …

First, I need to make a critical foreword: I am a fan and strong believer in the quality, relevance, and importance of moving image art in all of its forms.1 My decision to write this …

There is an old Chinese proverb that tells us: There are many paths to the top of the mountain, but the view is always the same. I might even have had this pearl of wisdom …

  Out across the US over the next week   SFAQ Volume 2  |  Issue 5 Tom Sachs Issue take-over, featuring an interview with Sachs and Dakin Hart (Senior Curator at the Noguchi Museum) and …