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‘House of Criticism’ Is for Fans, Not Critics: Johanna Fateman on the Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Doc

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By Johanna Fateman Verified
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Roberta Smith and Jerry Saltz in House of Criticism, 2026, directed by Alison Chernick. All images courtesy of Voyeur Films. “This is what we do to do the work we do,” explains Jerry Saltz as he stabs and microwaves a bag of pre-washed spinach, insisting that he and Roberta Smith don’t go out to eat and never get takeout.
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72 Hours in Venice: Palazzos, Protests, and a Biennale on the Brink

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By Johanna Fateman Verified
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Rain brightens the foliage of the Giardini’s Edenic grounds, sturdy hotel-loaned umbrellas and hot pink balaclavas are the accessories du jour, and Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova takes shelter beneath the red-marble portico of the Czech and Slovak pavilion as the press huddles around her.
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‘Each Word Has an Attitude’: Lynne Tillman on Art Criticism and ‘Paying Attention’

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Photography by Craig Mod. Image courtesy of Lynne Tillman. I can’t think of a more fitting way to inaugurate the Critics’ Table conversation series than by talking with my friend, the writer Lynne Tillman.
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