Email Author Jerry Saltz

Awards

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published April 5, 2005

  "The Emperor's New Paintings"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published January 21, 2005

  "A Modest Proposal"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published December 16, 2005

  "Seeing Out Loud"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published January 28, 2005

  "Feeding Frenzy"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published May 26, 2005

  "Hammered"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published April 25, 2005

  "Dire Diary"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published March 18, 2005

  "We Are Theirs"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published April 18, 2005

  "To Hell and Back"

• 2006 - The Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism/Columbia University, published February 4, 2005

  "Mourning Glory"

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2003 Stories by Jerry Saltz

• Elephant Man

  published March 25, 2003

  The elephant's name is Minnie. She is four years old, lives in Connecticut, and is originally from India (more on her later). The artist's name is... More >>

• Film Comment

  published March 18, 2003

  My nominations, in order, for Living National Movie Treasure (Male) are John Waters, Kenneth Anger, and Russ Meyer. In his Biographical... More >>

• Swept Away

  published February 25, 2003

  I'm not going to eat my words about the current state of the Guggenheim. Still, it's thrilling to be able to say an exhibition at this museum is... More >>

• MOMA's Boys

  published February 18, 2003

  The Museum of Modern Art is in the aesthetic equivalent of pig heaven. It's got its two main guys, its Mantle and Mays, its twin peaks going head... More >>

• Sticks and Stones

  published February 11, 2003

  Even considering the changing nature of one's taste—the ups, downs, insecurities, and inconsistencies—when it comes to historical art,... More >>

• Paper Trail

  published January 28, 2003

  Paper is cutting edge these days. It's cheap, easy to work with, and part of the culture. It's so everywhere we barely think about it. If you're... More >>

• Rays of Light

  published January 21, 2003

  From time to time the New York art world experiences what I call a harmonic convergence—a day or week when a large cluster of exhibitions... More >>

• Looking Back

  published January 7, 2003

  Four years and seven weeks ago, I began writing art criticism for this paper. That isn't much time in terms of art, criticism, or a career in... More >>