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Q&A: Jazz-Minh Moore Found Her Work of Art Co-Stars Irritatingly Naive

Andrew Eccles/Bravo Jazz-Minh MooreThe fourth episode of BRAVO's Work of Art airs tonight and miraculously, our favorite contestants, Sucklord and Michelle, are still in the competition. Michelle didn't do so well with her Coke Zero tribute in last week's pop-art challenge, but the official casualti ... More >>

Michelle Matson Wins, Sucklord Rules: Your Cheat Sheet to Bravo's Work of Art 2, Episode One

Actual poll currently running on the Bravo site There is a Bravo show called Work of Art: The Search for the Next Great Artist. As we've told you before, it's a reality-TV competition ostensibly about searching every gallery nook and gutter grate for America's Next Great Artist--not a Very Good Art ... More >>

Sucklord on Art Critics: "If the Jerry Saltzes of the World Don't Like My Work, I Don't Give a Shit"

Dustin Fenstermacher"Who the hell is this guy? Get him out of here." The second season of Bravo's Work of Art: The Search for the Next Great Artist, the gallery world's Top Chef, premieres tonight at 9pm. Completely randomly, the 14-person cast stars two recent Village Voice cover-story subjects: ... More >>

Michelle Matson, Voice Cover Story Bike-Accident Victim, Will Be on Reality TV

File under odd coincidences. Michelle Matson, the Greenpoint bike-accident victim featured in our August 17 cover story, is going to be one of 14 contestants on BRAVO's Work of Art: The Next Great Artist season 2. Matson, for her part, is an SVA grad and a Brooklyn sculptor/artist who's been working ... More >>

Our Roundtable on Bravo's Art Reality Show

'Work of Art' gets its own 'crit' from three Village Voice writers

Sarah Jessica Parker Offers Brooklyn Museum Show to Reality Show Contestants

​The eventual winner of Work of Art: The Next Great Artist, the art reality show Sarah Jessica Parker is producing for Bravo, will win $100,000 and a solo show at the Brooklyn Museum.

What Crisis? Some Promising Futures for Art Criticism

The Whitney Biennial: Art Sucks, Let's Go Shopping

A salute, of sorts

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Editor’s Statement on Art Critic Christian Viveros-Fauné

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Master of Art

Jerry Saltz, Pulitzer Prize finalist

Art Sounds

Biennial crowds stumble onto noise around every corner

Inner Workings

Like a sea of frozen prayer flags or a journey through time

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The Crying Game

A phenomenon in Chelsea: Men in tears, women in love

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The OK Corral

Leaving postmodernist and postminimalist strategies behind and breathing fresh air

Five Points

Making a wish list: nagging qualms about the Biennial

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Mind the Gap

Moving images at the Whitney reflect the art world's slow embrace of experimental film

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Critical Condition

Are Grousers and Gasbags the First to Signal Real Change?

Babylon Rising

Looking Ahead to the New Season, Our Critic Finds Plenty of Reasons to Be Cheerful

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Putting the Biennial in Perspective

Mad Max and the Critics

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