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Bruce Nauman‘s „Square Depression“ is planned to be rebuild again on the Campus of University of Münster, with target date of 2028 or 2029. Very good news!

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Le Corbusier, Maison La Roche, Paris (1923-25)
Chair by Charlotte Perriand.
Cy Twombly, Untitled, 1959
Robert Fludd The Great Darkness. And thus, to Infinity’ 1617
no way!?
Oh, way…
Described by Kasimir Malevich as the “first step of pure creation in art”, his Black Square of 1915 has been cast as a total break from all
TIL the original black monochrome painting playwright Paul Bilhaud showed as a joke [with a racist title] in Paris in 1882, previously known only through a later rehash joke print portfolio by his friend, was found in a trunk and declared a French National Treasure in 2021. No news since tho
Les Incohérants Monochrome Trunk Show [greg.org] 📷: Paul Bilhaud, Combat &c., &c., 1882, via Galerie Johann Naldi
SoiL Thornton Metabolizing eviction try, work_mp3 and other games of topping Swiss Institute, New York April 29 – July 5, 2026

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SoiL Thornton The Rest Simian, Copenhagen June 14 – August 31, 2025
Utah 7, Luigi Colani, 1989
Andy Warhol, 13 Most Wanted Men, World’s Fair Mural, 1964
Gerhard Richter. Cage Grid, 2011
Fra Angelico & Mark Rothko
Link to the exhibition
NYT writeup of the exhibition
Interview with Christopher Rothko (Rothko's son) Carl Strehlke (art historian and curator of this exhibit) and Arturo Galansino (director of the Palazzo Strozzi, host and venue for the exhibit)

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Andy Goldsworthy, Red Flags at Fort Mason San Francisco, 2026
"Marking the West Coast debut of Goldsworthy’s monumental installation Red Flags (2020), the exhibition features fifty 5 x 8-foot flags, each stained red with earth collected from one of the fifty US states. Originally hung in New York’s Rockefeller Center, the flags’ presentation at Fort Mason coincides with the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence." The flag in the first photo at the top of the stairs is dyed from dirt from all 50 states.
I'm not sure if this vast empty space dilutes the visual impact of the flags (or is a perfect metaphor), but it seems radically different from this install at Royal Scottish Academy or the more traditional flag hang at Rockefeller Center. The exhibit also has a selection of photographs of Goldsworthy casting the crushed red stone (that was used to dye the flags) in various settings and a short film. There's a photograph of him tossing the red dirt into San Francisco bay in front of Alcatraz that's an eerily similar location to last week's boat tragedy. On through July 30.
Minimalist composer La Monte Young, who is not related to Brigham Young, was born in this log cabin in the tiny town of Bern, Idaho, founded by cheesemaking Mormon pioneers from Switzerland. In 1979 Dia bought the cabin to turn it into a La Monte Young Historic Site and Birthplace Museum. Which has yet to happen.
On A La Monte Young Birthplace Historic Site [greg.org]
Ida B. Wells, A Red Record. Tabulated Statistics and Alleged Causes of Lynchings in the United States, 1892-1893-1894, Preface by Frederick Douglass, Donohue & Henneberry, Chicago, IL, [1894 or 1895] (pdf here) [Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library, New York, NY. Ida B. Wells Papers 1884-1976, The University of Chicago Library, Chicago, IL]
gah that movie everyone's hype for is excruciating
Nelson Mandela, July 18, 1918 – December 5, 2013.
1990 photo by Hans Gedda.

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Tsuruko Yamazaki, Work, 1957, aniline dye on tin, made just after PFC Jasper Johns stopped occupying Japan. at MoMA
Tsuruko Yamazaki's Work [greg.org]
the week I rethink Jasper Johns's story of dreaming of a work and then making it, I dreamt I was in a summer group show, and I impulsively poured olive oil of the brightest green imaginable on the little sculptures I'd just installed. Marian Goodman smiled, supportive and beatific.
A Summer Group Show in Heaven [greg.org]