The New York Times has a profile on Mark Leckey this week, as the artist opens his exhibition at MoMA PS1, and considers his place in the modern art world. “Art is changing — I don’t know if what I’m doing feels like it belongs to an older era, one older white man having a show,” he says. “The idea of celebrated artists is being rightly questioned. So to do a show like this, though it comes with all this excitement and energy, at the same time, it might already be — not archaic — but belong to the past.”
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