Jarrett Moran
Jarrett is the editor at Artlog and a reader at the Paris Review.
Posts written by Jarrett Moran
Useful, carefully considered objects.
Parties, art fairs, ping-pong, and a secret Frieze speakeasy.
Ten things to do at the New Museum’s Ideas City festival, from parkour to animated GIFs.
New York gets a new – and much needed – design fair during Frieze.
Maya Lin is at work on a sprawling, meticulously researched memorial to our planet’s fragile ecology.
In a new show at MoMA, Claes Oldenburg is the gritty, gloppy father of Pop.
“Where I grew up, everybody was supposed to have the same haircut and drive the same color car. Bunny ears had to be pink and roses had to be red. I wanted to defy that.”
Banksy-style street art, plus pop culture puns.
MoMA PS1’s ambitious Expo 1 initiative.
In honor of Vo’s 2012 Hugo Boss Prize, the Guggenheim is opening an exhibition that shows a more personal and intimate side of Vo’s work.
The big influence of Ed Ruscha’s small books.
