John Yau is right about
Karl Wirsum, read his review.
Tyler re-reports that the
Dia co-founders are now officially suing the Dia over their plan to auction off Cy Twombly's Poems. As we have discussed before, Poems isn't some redundant piece... it is a crucial Twombly work that any museum would want badly. At the same time I see why Dia Director Phillipe Vergne would want the cash to do more current things at the Dia... but there should be another way. Can't the Dia live in the present and be a steward of its past? Why the last resort move?
50 bits of advice from Wim Wenders. Good for everyone to read, not just filmmakers.
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