"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
F. Lennox Campello is a widely published Washington, DC and Philadelphia based art critic, as well as an award winning artist and curator. He is also often heard on NPR and the Voice of America discussing visual art issues. Campello also reports on Mid Atlantic area art news for the TV show ArtsMedia News.
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Exhibition Review: Factory Work - Warhol, Wyeth, and Basquiat
Warhol and Basquiat are art world icons, but why has Jamie Wyeth been left out?
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The Latest From The Artworld: Collecting Student Artwork
Want to start an art collection? Visit your nearest art school!
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Exhibit Review: The Real (Art) World at the Katzen Arts Center
A new art show opens in a Washington, DC museum, curated by art students!
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Curator Critique Vs The Critic Gopnik
An adequate art critic for a major newspaper, Blake Gopnik’s advice is less than adequate and shows how little he cares about art.
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Exhibit Review: Cristin Millett's Teatro Anatomico - Sex, Art, and the Body
A young artist explores the female reproductive system in an amazing art installation in Arlington, Virginia.
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Nestor Hernández (1960-2006): Death of a Photographer
Nestor Hernandez discovered his Cuban roots through his photography, which was exhibited in many art venues.
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Disparate Views of the Same Artist Illustrate Need For More Critique
In order for an art review to really deliver information and opinions, the best formula is for more than one critic to review a show.
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A Visit to Alexandria, Virgina's Art League and Russian Realism
A review of two art shows in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia reveals some new (and young) stars and the persistence of former Soviet realists.
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Connie Imboden's Photographs at Heineman Myers
Baltimore photographer Connie Imboden photographs bodies in water and she's the grand opening show for this new Bethesda, Maryland gallery.
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On the Return of Art and Antiquities
Nations around the world are suing museums in the United States to return antiquities to their place of origin. Has it gone too far?
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