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Did you hear about this? It’s really terrible. Ed Young, 27, a conceptual artist, is due to undergo surgery in an Italian hospital on Wednesday. Elize Young, his mother, said two Italian men overpowered her son shortly after he had sent an e-mail from an internet cafe and drawing money at an ATM in Ceunen. [...]
… brilliant work, and so forgive me if I gush a little too much…
Tags: kaganof
Tags: kaganof
Ah, Johannesburg. I can’t believe I’m actually back here. It feels oddly like I belong way more than any other place I’ve ever been. And admittedly, that’s a new feeling. When people in NYC asked me about living in Jozi, I often replied, "it’s completely exhilarating and utterly exhausting." I don’t think I’d have to [...]
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Finally back in South Africa. It’s good to be home, it’s good to walk outside without having to cover every inch of skin. New York was a fantastic experience, and just the adrenaline shot my art and inspiration needed. On our last day there we went to Times Square and watched ‘Spamalot’, a Monty Python [...]
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Did you guys know that the next Whitney Biennial will show more than just American artists? Granted, they’ve always been liberal about what “American” means (non-Americans living in America, people who are American but live overseas now – like me – people who had a studio there once, etc….), but now that is even out [...]
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Cool to see William Kentridge on Rhizome – I can’t wait to see this piece in action! Link to William Kentridge on Rhizome.org’s Net Art News: A Mechanical Masterpiece: William Kentridge, one of South Africa’s most acclaimed contemporary visual artists, gained international stardom at Documenta X (1997), where he exhibited part of his animated film [...]
It’s weird to be stuck in a beautiful hotel room in Budapest. Luckily, I was here a few months ago on holiday, so I did see a lot of the city then. This time, it’s pure business. I flew in last minute, had brilliant meals and drinks and a room in a fab part of [...]
Tags: kaganof, pop culture
Tags: kaganof, thando
I know that most of the folks who read this aren’t American… but if any of you follow American literature for what ever reason and find it wanting… it’s worth knowing that there is a group that is resisting the mainstream not just by producing its own work, but by doing the occassional protest and [...]