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This "very long webpage" as it was just described by tech support provides links to a number of my published articles, which are divided into 3 categories: News, Enterprise/Investigative Reporting, and Art. Those who want to delve into an eclectic medley of articles can continue, those who would rather not, can stop here. Interested parties are welcome to contact me .
A Decade Ago, Feels Like Yesterday :
http://select.nytimes.com/search/restricted/article?res=F60B1FFC3E5B0C7A8EDDA90994DE404482
To see more articles and reviews, scroll down past Phoebe (I know it's hard)!
Phoebe Marie Grace Alexander Sudarsky
Good Parenting? A little talk with the baby brain specialist himself in Good Times
Enduring Life... It happened, from Alphabet City to Hudson Bay:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/21/nyregion/thecity/21heat.html?ref=thecity
News & Political analysis:
Explorersweb.com. Driving a convertible to Hudson Bay. Very cold.
http://www.thepoles.com/story/MiniArcticRundebriefWindowlessconvertibleandsecond-degreefrostbiteFeb282005.shtml
Jean-Marie Le Pen, nationalist firebrand, has been replaced by his daughter, Marine Le Pen.
In the buildup to the Iraq War, France cuts loose, and Europe follows:
Europe's Declaration of Independance, Part II:
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2003/02/13/europe/index.html
Xenophobic National Front leader makes it to the French Presidential final:
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2002/04/24/le_pen/index.html
Et enfin, un petit Rebond dans Libe sur l'Affaire Sine (a Gallic rant, for the lovers of freedom fries):
My friends at Tikkun have asked me to comment on the recent Swiss Minaret ban. Glad to help out
Art Coverage (The Village Voice, Whitehot Magazine, The NY Press, The Onion, New York magazine, Artscape, The East Bay Express, and more...)
Representation Still Does Not Cease to Amaze:
Aernout Mik, art-political powerhouse for the new century?
Aernout Mik from Osmosis and Excess, 2005. Courtesy of MoMA.
On a more personal note, an article I penned for The New York Press scrutinized what I consider an emerging trend in fine art.
The term "Supercraft" is now the subject of a panel being conducted at the School of Visual Arts. This is the blurb Don Porcella, organizer extraordinaire, came up with: 'Supercraft: The New Insider Folk Art' is an article written by Noah Sudarsky for the NY Press, January 28, 2009. In the article, Noah Sudarsky
coins the term Supercraft. What does this mean? What is the definition
of Supercraft? Who are some of the practitioners of of this art form? The current worldview calls for a kind of frugality, resourcefulness and outsider inventiveness, says Sudarsky. My name for this trend is Supercraft, Noah Sudarsky
has written for The Village Voice, NY Press, Whitehot Magazine and many
other publications. The artists on the panel are referenced by Noah
Sudarsky as practitioners of Supercraft. Come see SuperCraft: The New Insider Folk Art on Dec 11th at 6:30pm at SVA.
The trend later manifested itself in no uncertain terms at the Armory Show, as reported in New York mag:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2009/03/arts_craft_camp_emerges_as_arm.html
And This was the Original Scoop!
Supercraft!
My Armory Week take and related coverage in the June edition of Artscape Magazine
Vik Muniz and his Rebus exhibition at MoMA -- New York magazine Giving Face: Portraits for a New Generation. Nick Cave http://www.villagevoice.com/2008-04-22/art/doom-service/
Curated by Stephen Heighton.
Untitled
2009
Mixed media
Nicola Lopez
Water, 2007 From the artist's 'Transformation City' exhibition. Courtesy Pace Prints.
Werkstatte Gallery's Kunst Gruppe Exhibition -- The Village Voice
Dave Egger's hit show "Lots of Things Like This" at Apexart--The Onion
Kurt Vonnegut, Trout's Tomb, 2004, silkscreen on paper
East 10th St with Edgar Oliver is one blistering NY story! Edgar Oliver, courtesy of the artiste
My burgeoning Music Reporter Career takes off!
OK, life isn't only art, after all...
