Hal Foster

Hal Foster chairs the department of art and archaeology at Princeton.

In the LRB Archive:

• At MoMA: ‘Inventing Abstraction’ · 7 February 2013

• Preposterous Timing: Medieval Modern Art · 8 November 2012

  • Medieval Modern: Art out of Time by Alexander Nagel
  • Depositions: Scenes from the Late Medieval Church and the Modern Museum by Amy Knight Powell

• At MoMA: Cindy Sherman · 10 May 2012

• At MoMA: Diego Rivera · 26 January 2012

• On Richard Hamilton · 6 October 2011

• The Last Column: Remnants of 9/11 · 8 September 2011

• I am the decider: Agamben, Derrida and Santner · 17 March 2011

  • The Beast and the Sovereign. Vol. I by Jacques Derrida, translated by Geoffrey Bennington

• At the Hayward: Ed Ruscha · 19 November 2009

• Crack Open the Shells: The Situationist Moment · 12 March 2009

  • Correspondence: The Foundation of the Situationist International (June 1957-60) by Guy Debord, translated by Stuart Kendall and John McHale

• The Medium is the Market: Business Art · 9 October 2008

• At Inverleith House: Richard Hamilton · 14 August 2008

• At the Grand Palais: Richard Serra · 22 May 2008

• At the Hayward: ‘The Painting of Modern Life’ · 1 November 2007

• Global Style: Renzo Piano · 20 September 2007

  • Piano: Renzo Piano Building Workshop 1966-2005 by Philip Jodidio
  • Renzo Piano Building Workshop Vol. IV by Peter Buchanan

• Wine Flasks in Bordeaux, Sail Spires in Cardiff: Richard Rogers · 19 October 2006

  • Richard Rogers: Architecture of the Future by Kenneth Powell
  • Richard Rogers: Complete Works, Vol. III by Kenneth Powell

• Go, Modernity: Norman Foster · 22 June 2006

  • Catalogue: Foster and Partners edited by David Jenkins
  • Norman Foster: Works 2 edited by David Jenkins

• At the Guggenheim: David Smith · 9 March 2006

• At the Guggenheim: Russian Art · 3 November 2005

• In Venice: at the Biennale · 4 August 2005

• Yellow Ribbons: kitsch in Bush’s America · 7 July 2005

• In Central Park: The Gates · 3 March 2005

• It’s Modern but is it contemporary?: The Trouble with MoMA · 16 December 2004

• At the Whitney: Ed Ruscha’s Hollywood Sublime · 2 September 2004

• At the Guggenheim: Pop Surrealism · 18 December 2003

• Arty Party: from the ‘society of spectacle’ to the ‘society of extras’ · 4 December 2003

  • Relational Aesthetics by Nicolas Bourriaud, translated by Matthew Copeland
  • Postproduction by Nicolas Bourriaud, translated by Jeanine Herman
  • Interviews: Volume I by Hans Ulrich Obrist

• Long Live Aporia!: William Gaddis · 24 July 2003

  • Agapē Agape by William Gaddis
  • The Rush for Second Place: Essays and Occasional Writings by William Gaddis, edited by Joseph Tabbi

• At Dia:Beacon · 5 June 2003

• Nutty Professors: ‘Lingua Franca’ · 8 May 2003

  • Quick Studies: The Best of ‘Lingua Franca’ edited by Alexander Star

• In New York: plans for Ground Zero · 20 March 2003

• Pop Eye: Handmade Readymades · 22 August 2002

  • Image Duplicator: Roy Lichtenstein and the Emergence of Pop Art by Michael Lobel

• Expendabilia: Reyner Banham · 9 May 2002

  • Reyner Banham: Historian of the Immediate Future by Nigel Whiteley

• Andy Paperbag: Andy Warhol · 21 March 2002

  • Andy Warhol by Wayne Koestenbaum

• Bigness: Rem Koolhaas · 29 November 2001

  • Harvard Design School Guide to Shopping by Rem Koolhaas et al
  • Great Leap Forward by Rem Koolhaas et al

• 11 September · 4 October 2001

• Why all the hoopla?: Frank Gehry · 23 August 2001

  • Frank Gehry: The Art of Architecture edited by Jean-Louis Cohen et al

• Hey, that’s me: Bruce Mau · 5 April 2001

  • Life Style by Bruce Mau

• The Great US Election Disaster: The 2000 US Presidential Election · 30 November 2000

• Slumming with Rappers at the Roxy: Nobrow: The Culture of Marketing, the Marketing of Culture by John Seabrook · 21 September 2000

  • Nobrow: The Culture of Marketing, the Marketing of Culture by John Seabrook

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