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For the end-of-year episode of 鈥淯nder the Cover,鈥澛燗rtforum聽executive editor Lloyd Wise talks with artist Jordan Kantor about the blockbuster exhibition 鈥淢anet/Degas鈥� at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

For this exhibition, Jordan Kantor recasts selections from 871 Fine Arts鈥檚 extensive inventory of vintage and contemporary art books, journals, and ephemera as material for a new suite of sculptural groupings.

Churner and Churner is pleased to announce Jordan Kantor鈥檚 second solo exhibition at the gallery.

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What inspires artists? How do they create their work? Today we bring you a video from Kadist Art Foundation in San Francisco, documentation of one

This is a walkthrough of Jordan Kantor鈥檚 solo exhibition at Ratio 3 Gallery in San Francisco. It鈥檚 Jordan Kantor鈥檚 third solo show at Ratio 3.

Intersecting at familiar angles that recall the pages of a book left open, the walls of the upstairs gallery of the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts act as meticulous

With Painting Between the Lines, the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts continues its investigation into the relationship between literature and art.

You don't look at anything directly in Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture. It's the big new show of remixed pictures by 12 contemporary artists

"We live in a truly raucous visual culture," writes curator Sara Krajewski in her catalog essay on the Henry Art Gallery's show, "Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture."

This year, there has been a laundry list of artist-curated group shows, from David Salle's exhibition, Your History is not our History

BASEL.- For Art 40 Basel the Art Statements sector includes 27 solo shows by young artists. Selected by the Art Basel Committee from a record number

The 2008 SECA Art Award exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art runs true to the long history of the biennial award program: It

At the beginning of each year, Artforum asks a seasoned group of critics, curators, and artists to introduce the work of up-and-comers they feel show