Laura M. Browning on whether mass-produced art can still be considered art
Laura M. Browning considers her resistance to the art of Jeff Koons
ART CAN’T HURT YOU BY LAURA M. BROWNING: “This was my first visit to the murals, but it was clear they had changed. I was walking along an abandoned viaduct in Pilsen, one of Chicago’s South Side neighborhoods. It was gray and cold, like so many glum Chicago afternoons, and the murals struck the same tenor as the late fall weather.”
ART CAN’T HURT YOU BY LAURA M. BROWNING: What happens when you return to the art you love?
ART CAN’T HURT YOU BY LAURA M. BROWNING: Investigating the impenetrable blackness of Miroslaw Balka’s “How It Is”
ART CAN’T HURT YOU BY LAURA M. BROWNING: A public work of art proves to be unexpectedly disconcerting
Paul M Davis