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For those of you who have always wanted to live like a successful millionaire artist but just didn’t have the ackers, well, now you have the chance to live just like Tracey Moffatt – and in her house. In a
First, the bad news. Our planned updates from Venice never eventuated because of a number of logistical reasons. The most pressing problem was the Serene Republic’s lack of net cafes, the second problem was that there was no time to
TEAM Art Life is on the international blag express to Venice!
Gursky’s 1999 photograph of an American 99 cent store may have sold for more than $US3 million at auction but it is the kind of picture anyone with a good camera and a passing acquaintance with Photoshop could have taken.
Remember all those things we said about The Oz, Seb Smee and all the others? Well, we were drunk – yes, drunk!
High Times Hard Times New York Painting 1967 –1975…
Marcus Trimble, editor of top architecture blog Gravestmor completes his three part guest blog for The Art Life with this installment on new art galleries around the world. Please join us in thanking Mr. Trimble for his fine efforts and
Robert Smithson‘s Spiral Jetty film, 1970. From Youtube [and perhaps not for much longer, so hurry…]
This is our second last, or if you prefer, “penultimate” guest blog until we return full time in mid May. It’s from a long time reader of the our blog. Please enjoy Carl Andre, Floor Piece, Art Cologne. Dear the
Radio National’s arts program Art Works recently asked The Art Life to contribute to their series of essays on paintings that have had an influence on writers. We didn’t have to think for very long to know exactly which painting