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Front: Books
Source: Frieze Magazine Issues
January 1
Experimental magazines, absurdist writing and new fiction, the publishing highlights of 2011
Rhizome Presents Renowned Digital Artist Rafael Rozendaal in web-based VIP Art Fair
Source: The Rhizome Frontpage RSS
February 2
Rhizome is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by outstanding artist Rafaël Rozendaal, who is known for his trailblazing explorations of th. […]
Largest show ever of Claes Oldenburg’s path-breaking and emblematic early work opens
Source: Recent News on Artdaily.org

VIENNA.- With his humorous and profound depictions of everyday objects, Claes Oldenburg is one of the most important and popular artists since the lat. […]
Philosophical Doomcore
Source: Mute
January 24
Objectively pessimistic or just plain grouchy? Schopenhauer’s ethics, which threw out positive conceptions of freedom and the human will, might p. […]
VIP Art Fair 2.0, Impressions 1.0
Source: Art Fag City
February 3
First things first: it works! After a first year badly marred by technical problems, VIP Art Fair 2.0 has had a clean launch in 2012 and elicited only. […]
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Source: n+1
February 3
The wife of an activist who died under strange circumstances,/ though more likely than not it was an accident,/ says to me that she literally finds he. […]
You Will Never Kill Piracy
Source: Slashdot
February 4
scottbomb writes "This is perhaps the best op-ed I've read about the whole SOPA/PIPA controversy. The author challenges Hollywood to re-think their e. […]
London: Grayson Perry ‘The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman’ at the British Museum extended through February 26, 2012
Source: AO Art Observed™
February 4
Grayson Perry, The Frivolous Now (2011). Courtesy the Artist and Victoria Miro Gallery, London. Copyright Grayson Perry. Photo: Stephen White In. […]