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Jerry Saltz: Senior Art Critic; New York Magazine. 2018 Pulitzer Prize in Criticism. Author of NYT Best Seller “How To Be an Artist.” 2-time ASME award winner.
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How Pace Gallery Broke Itself

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How Pace Gallery Broke Itself

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By Jerry Saltz 
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The mega-gallery embraced a fantasy of endless growth and hype and the assumption that bigger means better. The consequences arrived last week. Above: Pace’s “Superblue” exhibit in Hong Kong. Pace Gallery is the Fyre Festival of mega-galleries: all branding, hype, ambition, and promises of a future that never arrives. Of the four mega-galleries, Pace is the purest expression of a 20-year art-world belief that scale equals significance.
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Jerry Saltz’s Art Auction Blues

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By Jerry Saltz 
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The art world is in a lather over the spring’s auction frenzy. But I only feel grief, like something is dying. Above: Rothko’s Brown and Blacks in Reds. Almost nothing that happens at the sort of high-profile art auctions that have been taking place this week has anything whatsoever to do with art. Auctions are not about seeing, feeling, or thinking. Art is stripped bare of meaning and placed naked on the block with only a price to define it.
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