Reflections on art and architecture by TIME critic Richard Lacayo.
Christoph Buchel Speaks
Though in this case not to me. But in as much as we've mostly heard MASS MoCA's side of the story with regard to their dispute with Buchel, this statement by the artist is of interest. He sent it last March to The Boston Globe's Geoff Edgers. Over the last few days Edgers has been reproducing it now on his blog, The Exhibitionist. I've linked you here to Edgers' post from today. You can work backwards from there to the beginning of Buchel's statement, which Edgers posted last Wednesday.
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