Terence Koh Speaks in Tongues at the National Arts Club
The talented Mr. Terence Koh, whose poetic and provocative artworks have been labeled both brilliant and the emperor’s new clothes, was at his best last week when he delivered the performance piece Art History 1642-2009 at New York’s venerable National Arts Club. Speaking to a packed house of art-world sophisticates in a completely unintelligible language, [...] Related posts:Inside the National Arts Awards: Redford, Ruscha, and Rushdie Honored

Daily Dose Pick: James Turrell
A pioneer in light and land art, James Turrell is best known for his transformation of a massive crater in the Arizona desert into a celestial observatory. While preparing his land project, Turrell began making "skyspaces" — light installations that bring the heavens into exhibition spaces — and turned his investigations of projected colored light, backlit planes of tinted glass, and strikingly minimal holograms into ever-growing perceptual wonders in galleries and museums worldwide. Related posts:Pic of the Day: James Tu

Your Best Bets for Thanksgiving TV
If you're like us, then you've only got about an hour or so of your Thanksgiving Day planned: the part where you'll be feasting at the table. The rest of the holiday can be a bit of a wash — especially if you're not a football fan. To help you avoid a tryptophan and boredom-induced coma, we've combed through the TV listings to come up with some required viewing. Enjoy! Related posts:What We Talk About When We Talk About Thanksgiving

What’s on at Flavorpill: Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we stumbled upon some accidental geography. We watched The Real World: DC trailer. We listened to food songs. We didn’t know what to make of Wikileaks’ massive archive of private 9/11 pager messages. We were surprised to hear that the daughters of Lil Wayne and T.I. are forming a pop group. We [...] Related posts:What’s on at Flavorpill: The Links that made the rounds in our office.

Design Miami Makes a Stylish Return
What’s art without design? The two pursuits go hand in hand, and when Design Miami began five years ago, it was the perfect compliment to Art Basel Miami Beach. The two fairs work in harmony, but this year, Design Miami takes the lead by starting a day earlier than its bigger brother. Featuring modern and contemporary design objects from dealers from around the world, as well as solo displays, satellite exhibitions, pop-up shows, panel discussions, performances, and the designer of the year award, Design Miami transforms the already vital Miami Design District into the go-to place for international design enlightenment. Related posts: