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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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What David Hockney Saw

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There was always something wonderfully unfashionable about Hockney even when he was fashionable. The death of David Hockney feels as though a certain kind of looking has left the world. Not just a painter, draftsman, photographer, printmaker, stage designer (I loved his huge sets), theorist, and happy technological pioneer, Hockney, who died on Friday at 88, was a rare artist who was genuinely delighted by seeing. Looking was his subject, his religion.
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How Pace Gallery Broke Itself

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How Pace Gallery Broke Itself

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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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