PATSY YOUR ENTHUSIASM (13)

I’VE BEEN EVERYWHERE

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By Douglas Wolk

MEDIA DIET

Jim Hanas on: The Fall, The Possessed, Upper Middle

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By Jim Hanas

26th
Aug

Modernists: 1884-93

The 1884-93 cohort sought to make it new, to begin again.
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By Joshua Glenn

26th
Aug

Peggy Guggenheim

She had oodles of cash, acres of style, and eventually her very own 18th-century palazzo on Venice’s Grand Canal, where she slept in a...
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By Lynn Peril

25th
Aug

Pinakothek (8): The Appeal to Reason

What caused me to pick this item out of the trash heap was not its title — there are better editions of DeQuincey’s book...
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By Lucy Sante

25th
Aug

Walt Kelly

“My nose is blown, doc,” mopes a bandaged bloodhound cop as he sags against a panel border. In “No Nose is Good Nose,” Dr....
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By Annie Nocenti

24th
Aug

Laylah Ali: Doodler

Another postscript to Matthew Battles’ meditation on doodling. I originally wrote this item for Laylah Ali: 5 Responses to 5 Paintings, an exhibition brochure...
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By Joshua Glenn

24th
Aug

Gary Cooper on Doodling

Here’s a postscript to Matthew Battles’ terrific meditation on doodling. In this scene, Gary Cooper gives us all permission to doodle and otherwise be...
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By Joshua Glenn

24th
Aug

In Praise of Doodling

Preliterate, primordial, the doodle is at once the most common and the most ignored art form. And yet for all its primitivity, and despite...
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By Matthew Battles

24th
Aug

Jorge Luis Borges

JORGE LUIS BORGES (1899–1986). The gaucho stood over the dead man, smeared the blade of his facón across his poncho, and slid it away...
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By Matthew Battles