In conversation with Jerry Saltz on “Art is life”. Warning: includes truth on criticism and dating!
As part of our Book Club, .ART Editorial Executive Evlyne Laurin sat down with Jerry Saltz, Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine and a Pulitzer winner to talk about the release of his latest book “Art is life”. The conversations covered it all: climate activist targeting paintings, Maurizio Cattelan’s banana phenomenon, self criticism and even includes some dating advice!
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It is glad that there is Jerry on our planet
Amazing interview! Wow!… thank you for letting him speaking out completely and letting him be him 😄
We love you Jerry! Thank you for your perspective.
great interview. Jerry is always a lot of fun.
🙏 somewhere at 40 mins. a revelation
I've just discovered this lovely guy, where have you been Jerry?.❤👍🇬🇧
Your book is for everyone ❤
We love you❤please translate to Spanish your book 🙏 please
I feel patrons or art who pay exorbitant amounts of money for bananas do so because they want to be part of the art itself. The person who sold a banana for $150k is as important as the person who paid $150k. At least in the buyer’s own perspective. That seems to be the only way the buyer can inject themselves into art history.
Failed artist wrote a book on how to be an artist. This is the age we live in.
This is a genre. PLEASE critics, galleries and art culture observers have more honest conversations. Critique is important, it ensures only the formidable survive. Fran Leibowitz said that when the HIV/AIDs crisis wiped out the gay community art in all it's forms diminished in quality because both the best artists and the critical tastes were disappeared from the world.