Art Lies: New in January: Raphael Rubinstein + Out of Place + More
Art Lies
February, 2011
New in January Art Lies No. 68 "The New Flesh" continues this month with an introduction to Raphael Rubinstein's singular revisionist art history blog, The Silo. Also this week, Kate Green considers the relationship between art and politics in Out of Place at Lora Reynolds Gallery in Austin. If you haven't yet, check out all of our weekly reviews from January, including takes on the young Spaniards in San Antonio and Jeff Zilm's coded canvases in Dallas. – Kurt Mueller, Interim Editor | January Features |  | New This Week
The Silo Must Be Built
by Raphael Rubinstein | January Reviews |  | New This Week
Out of Place
Lora Reynolds Gallery, Austin
by Kate Green |  | Vivid: Female Currents in Painting
Schroeder Romero & Shredder, New York
by Jenny Jaskey |  | Art and Activism: Projects of John and Dominique de Menil
(The Menil Collection, 2010)
by Rachel Cook |  | Spanish Young Art: The New Generation
Blue Star LAB, San Antonio
by Alexander Freeman |  | Jeff Zilm: A Social Acid (leaked), A Terminal Edit...
Marty Walker Gallery, Dallas
by Michael Odom | |
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