Tyler Green

Cranky Artnet columnist Charlie Finch throws down some fightin' words about art bloggers. Hey guess what, Finch? You're (basically) one of them!

What’s "fun" about the art blogs is how conformist, reactionary, redundant and self-referential they are, the Sam Brownbacks of the art world. Tyler Green sucks up to every curator on the planet, and I wish him well on his world tour of speaking engagements at obscure museums, cashing his money orders at the bus station.

Have you ever been to blogger Ed Winkleman’s gallery on 27th Street? I hear there is a valuable prize awaiting the first recorded visitor: you get to meet Dinky Winky in the flesh or at least register for a random drawing to win email privileges.

 

Who else but those crazy art bloggers would know best what to be excited about this art season?  read more »

Who else but those crazy art bloggers would know best what to be excited about this art season?  read more »

According to Tyler Green (a sometime-Observer contributor), Michael Kimmelman, the chief art critic of the New York Times, had nothing nice to say about Pittsburgh at the International Association of Art Critics big shin-dig last week. "It tells us a lot about why the New York Times covers art the way it does," says Mr. Green.

Cheese and crackers! The Transom imagines that art dealer Becky Smith of Bellwether Gallery, a proud Picks-burger, will have some rilly harsh words for yinz up at da Times.

To the Editor:  read more »

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If last week's contemporary art fair, the Armory Show, and its 162 galleries is any sampling of the  read more »