John Hulsey

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By John Hulsey April 25, 2003

The prescience of “Kandinsky in 1914,” which opened this weekend at the Busch-Reisinger Museum, seems to have gone unnoticed. In

By John Hulsey November 17, 2000

In Vancouver, a man dressed as Mr. Peanut campaigns for mayor. In Hungary, throngs of student protesters are stopped by

By John Hulsey November 03, 2000

Insipid, tepid and vigorously lacking in originality, the Pucker Gallery's current exhibit of pastels by Mallory Lake, Italy Light and

By John Hulsey October 06, 2000

In an urban art market whose aesthetic standards are broadcast from a corner office in Times Square, there would appear

By John Hulsey May 05, 2000

The early 1960s artists' collective known as Fluxus is among the most elusive "movements" of late twentieth century art. Its

By Annie Bourneuf, John Hulsey, and Jeni Tu November 12, 1999

In the promotional material for "1999: Celebrating Boston's Artists," a year-long project organized by the Boston Art Dealers Association, a

By Annie Bourneuf and John Hulsey October 29, 1999

The difficulty of seeing art-especially contemporary art-in Boston has less to do with a simple lack than with inefficient distribution.