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Monday, February 28, 2005

Greater New York Lineup, Not So Secret Anymore

So MoMA and P.S.1 are still officially being coy about the lineup for Greater New York, scheduled to open on March 13. Obviously, though, there's been some strategic leaking of the show's checklist.

This week's New York Magazine contains a short feature on ten artists included in the show who are, according to the title of the piece, "on the verge of a breakthrough." Funny. I thought most of them already had done their breaking through.

And because it wouldn't be New York if it didn't tell you where people cooler than you are hanging out, the same issue also lets the hoi polloi in on where all these hip young artists are living, working, and drinking.



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