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" ... Although Cage composed a vast catalogue of music during his extraordinary six-decade career, he became famous and still remains best known for a four minute and thirty-three second stretch of silence. First performed in 1952, 4’33 is his key oeuvre. It’s inspired scholarly books and popular diatribes, yet the mushrooms may explain it better than any text or writer. 4’33” is an opportunity for crying babies, fire engines, telephone bells, coughs, and any other chance occurrences, to be appreciated musically. And musical appreciation is ultimately a sort of mushrooming, in which listeners become their own center through their attention to each sensation. ... "
" ... Artist Rachel Lee Hovnanian debuted PART 1 of her latest oeuvre, The Women's Trilogy Project, at the Leila Heller Gallery on Friday night. Titled NDD Immersion Room, the piece is meant to describe a form of human alienation from nature that results in both a greater susceptibility to negative moods and a reduced attention span. (NDD refers to Nature Deficit Disorder). Guests were asked to surrender their cell phones; they were then given lanterns and invited into the dark space, a recreation of a forest, complete with crickets, a teepee, and a cot to lie down and meditate by the (fake) fire. ... "
" ... There is no evidence in Friedman's oeuvre that he has succeeded. Until he develops the architectural equivalent of checks and balances, building matrix cities is surely unadvisable. The value of his work therefore isn't literal. Rather his plans for the Ville Spatiale effectively articulate civic aspirations pertinent to all infrastructure and reveal human challenges that any public work must address. ... "
" ... This 600,000 cubic feet of projections will immerse visitors into Vincent van Gogh’s oeuvre – from his sunny landscapes and night scenes to his portraits and still life paintings. The installation will include “The Potato Eaters,” “Starry Night,” “Sunflowers” and “The Bedroom.” Tickets will be on sale for viewings from Feb. 11 through May 2. ... "
" ... While she’s motivated by her love of working with gold and she admires pieces from many great eras of jewelry history, in particular Elizabethan, Georgian and Renaissance jewelry, another differentiating element of Hernsdorf’s oeuvre is her highly considered approach to materials. She only works with those dealers who can provide documentation of their stones’ ethical origins. Take for example, the trichoic stone tanzanite, which encompasses light blues, lilacs, deep indigos and violets. Tanzanite was discovered in the 1960s in Tanzania and named after that country by Tiffany & Co. “Tanzanite is mined ethically in safe and fair working conditions,” Hernsdorf explains. “It is found and mined in a small area only four kilometers wide and two kilometers long at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in the Manyara Region of Northern Tanzania. This gem,” she continues, “brings an income to thousands of people, and has had a beneficial impact on the Tanzanian economy.” (It has been widely reported that tanzanite will be mined out within the next few decades.) ... "