Sep 26, 2022 · Directed by Weiss’s partner and frequent collaborator Richard C. Martinez, the production was described by one critic as a “frightening study of paralyzing anxiety,” with the protagonist subjecting his audience to a “cascade of fantasies, reminiscences, meditations, poetry-readings, and miscellaneous schticks.”

Like all Weiss’ work, And That’s How the Rent Gets Paid is true “poor theater”: the set is a sheetlike canvas backdrop behind two platforms, different rooms are suggested by rearrangements of the same chairs, flashlights are used as spotlights. This literal make-believe is played both knowingly—for laughs, as when two coffee cups are ...

Jeffrey Weiss on On Kawara (1933–2014) By Jeffrey Weiss. September 3, 2014 11:22 am. New York

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Dec 11, 2024 · Jeff Gibson is an artist, an occasional critic, and the managing editor of Artforum. A monograph devoted to his artwork, Jeff Gibson: False Gestalt, was published this year by Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane, and Perimeter Editions, Melbourne.

Jeff Koons, Inflatable Flower and Bunny (Tall White and Pink Bunny), 1979, vinyl and mirrors, 32 x 25 x 18″. Whether by faking, borrowing, or stealing, artists today commonly produce works of art that employ the vocabulary of industry.

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By Jeff Gibson. Print Summer 2019. New York. Rodney Graham. 303 Gallery. By Jeff Gibson. Print March 2019 ...

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Further delineating such an ever-receding connection between person and representation within the artistic realm, Williams in 1991 asked a floral designer to create a bouquet using flowers from each of these eight countries, dedicating it to two artists—Bas Jan Ader and Christopher D’Arcangelo—who had also disappeared, by accident and suicide, respectively.