www.worldwidereview.com

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/ ... t-graffiti

I like the first comment pointing to greerberg

I googled trendy cafe cambridge heath cafe as I couldnt remember the silly name. This cafe raises the question whether cool dalston london field hipsters really want to go into the service industry, once they have got over the thill of creating estabishments in their own image. There are nice things...

http://www.newyorker.com/online/multime ... ow_cezanne

PS thinks Cezanne's dull. So he says in his review. He's wrong of course. The paintings are still alive. He's right about Modernism seeming antique. It's a relic.

outsider just mean didnt go to art school

Youre just jealous!

Despite the silliness still pretty good and worth a look. There's about 3 things on tv to watch a week, madmen (new series will be on sky , masterchef and episodes (now over)...Is it just me or is tv in a downturn?

Everytime I am listening to a shuffle of music, i hear something really good, and lo and behold it is britain's posh boy laughing stock... Blunt, without prejudice, is actually very good.

they are the second and thirds page of replies

http://www.saatchionline.com they've improved the design, they just need to sort the gallery website now.
http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/

a great painter, a little overlooked.http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/20/nyregion/20artsli.html

an email has just gone out to recruit more!

soz about the links. it automatically shortens them.. maybe I can turn that feature off

No great lover of short stories but in Updike who is now complete, dead, so no more words, you will find sentences that take you somewhere, a moment truely and newly described, in a city or small American town, and leave you euphoric with satisfaction at what art can do.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/13/arts/ ... nglis.html

I like the glowing sculptures and the art forum ad

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/17/world ... sharp.html

http://www.aeinstein.org/organizations/org/FDTD.pdf

bravo!

Mr Pye's review is very honest.

CAP.. I think we'll get there. The new software will help. Agreed it's sometime easier just to discuss on facebook, less work. Blogs, like email, often seem part of the job, rather than casual and intergrated into life like the almighty FB. Gods keep on changing, and one fad replaces another. WWR ha...

http://www.lmgallery.com/exhibitions/david-hammons/

got super rave in new yorker, new art, new dawn, something like that.

http://tragicosmic.blogspot.com/

worth a look...

(declaration of corruption: I know him)

http://www.museumofrubbish.com/

kind of interesting

Advertised as mild, it is surprisingly zesty and permeated with chipolte. Good.

Oddly mesmeric. Just Lady this Lord blah, visits to country houses. That's all really. Permeating with immense snobbery and casual anti-semitism. Manifested as the very posh are very good and beautiful, Jews are without exception ugly and bad. Poor folk are good if they are properly poor, peasants o...

I lke this piece. Obviosuly PNYC provides a benchmark for the humble wwr.

Art reviews cos Culture, you see!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... _Episode_1

Not as bad as I was thinking it was goingto be. It's quite watchable. Not larry sanders or even the trip, but still good, in a sort of not that clever knowing obvious way. All the main actors are quite charming and carry it.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/david-cameron/8305346/Muslims-must-embrace-our-British-values-David-Cameron-says.html AH, so Cam has oh so courageously announced the end of multicuturalism, just months after his right wing colleague Merkel did the same in Germany. You see the mus...

Hi CAP, just checked the stats, monthly hits have gone up from around 40,000 in october to 100,000 in January. SO although membership is not massive yet, readers are way up with the new format.

yes, need to do it, any ideas for what?

Lurid, prurient, melodramatic, yet despite its flaws a good movie. Prissy Natalie Portman is well cast as mummy's girl ballerina competing for the lead, and although there are schlock horror LOL moments, especially our heroine learning to masturbate (Portman seems too perfect to do this sort of thin...

The cartoony ones are nearly there but the paint's dead as usual..

yes CAP. kids these days just dont have our work (for no money) ethic!

I enjoy it, but not updated enough

Amusant. Usuaul New Yorker puff piece masquerading as serious journoism, we see how rich he is and what an amazing skill meister he is? and how is wife is very pretty, and he is sort of annoyed he is not as expensive as John Currin. Not online.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-2 ... -food.html

lucky chinese people!

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/28/arts/design/28condo.html This show is coming to The Hayward. I've never really seen a George Condo that convinces me, that makes me think here is a really great painting. The drawing seems a bit wooden and the colours not all that brilliant, sure you'll say that's i...

http://artstars.polojeans.com/ COMPETITION from 6th DECEMBER 2010 to 4th FEBRUARY 2011 Polo Jeans Co. Ralph Lauren is looking for the next generation of ART STARS. Budding artists & designers* in Belgium, Denmark, Dubai, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Swed...

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/30/magaz ... aks-t.html

good article

Hi Cap, if you click on the subject line, which is in blue for hyperlink, you get to the URl of the review, which is linkable and searchable.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/24/busin ... 4carr.html

Prudes

read an ok lorrie moore " a gate at the stairs", but not up there with updike, with this level of writers you feel their effort.

I keep trying to like her but her books arent very good

everyone hates fat people cos it's a choice, right?

Where is the art. I saw a nice sky over the steaming swimming pool. Soho looked good from a bus at 7pm. But no art shows. IS there any art out there worth seeing? What? Please tell me.