shining a light on the shadowy fine art industry
An empty gallery in the Brighton Museum, England, circa 2014.
Photography by Peter Castleton. Courtesy of Flickr.
This week, surveying a void in the museum sector…
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A New York storefront left vacant from 2010 until 2016.
Photography by Billie Grace Ward. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
This week, on what happens when what goes up stays up forever...
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“Stan” the T-Rex at the Manchester Museum in 2015. Photography by Stephen Gidley. Courtesy of Stephen Gidley via Flickr.
This week, analyzing what a blast from the (deep) past means for the present...
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You know who…
Photography by Gage Skidmore. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
This week, trying to maintain perspective…
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Philip Guston, City Limits (1969). Photography by Gandalf's Gallery. Courtesy of Flickr.
This week, gazing into the art industry’s most conspicuous new void…
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Wildfires have been raging across the western United States at an unprecedented rate and scale.
Photography by Cameron Strandberg. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
This week, following the fuse from present-day threats to future ones...
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The East Room of the Morgan Library and Museum, New York. Photography by Mike Peel. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
This week, going back to the future—or maybe ahead to the past…
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Photo by tookapic. Courtesy of Pixabay.
This week, navigating cross-currents between labor disputes...
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Michael Heizer, North, East, South, West (detail) (1967/2002).
Photography by Augie Ray. Courtesy of Augie Ray via Flickr.
This week, comparing the director’s office to the corporate C-suite…
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James Murdoch, then head of British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB), at the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s “IAB Engage” event in 2006. Photography by IAB UK. Courtesy of IAB UK.
This week, moving from a closed chapter to an unwritten one....
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