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The article presents comments by American artists Richard Tuttle, Amy Cutler and Elaine Reichek in which they discuss the exhibition "Self-Taught Genius: Treasures from the American Folk Art Museum," on view at the American Folk Art Museum in New York City from May 13 until August 17, 2014.

The article focuses on relation between books and works by artist Ed Ruscha. Topics discussed include interest of Ruscha in books, his ongoing exhibition "Ed Ruscha: Books & Co." at the Madison Avenue art space running until April 26, 2013; his books such as "Various Small Books" and titles of his works that are related books such as "Old Book Back Then" and "Old Book with Wormholes."

An interview with curators Alison Gingeras and Francesco Bonami is presented. Gingeras states that the exhibit "Mapping the Studio" refers to the sensibility of the collection of French businessman François Pinault while Bonami explains that the exhibition is about the relationship between the collector and the art pieces. They mention that studio visits is a priority of Pinault. Lastly, Gingeras adds some artists think Pinault as an art patron.

Reviews the art exhibition 'Time is Free' in New York.

Presents the art exhibit, 'Gloria: Another Look at the Feminist Art in the 1970s,' held at the White Columns in New York City. Characteristics of women conveyed in the name Gloria; Focus of the exhibit on the art works of several artists focused on feminist art.

Reviews the art exhibition of Toland Grinnell at the Mary Boone Gallery in New York City. Aspiration to the condition of fashion; Alignment with the creation and advertising of pricey commodities; Fetish for wealth and extravagance.

Reviews the art exhibitions of Christoph BÜchel at the Maccarone Inc. Gallery in New York City.

Reviews the art exhibitions of Dike Blair at the Feature Inc.

Evaluates an exhibition of Lordy Rodriguez's art works on display at the Clementine Gallery, New York City. Reconfiguration of the United States according to the artist's imagination; Submission of geography to a process of declassification; Reflection on the polarized character of the U.S.

Focuses on the exhibition of the works of artists James White and Tim Sheward at the Casey Kaplan gallery in New York City. Featured works; Highlights of the exhibition; Quality of works presented.

Evaluates an exhibition featuring the works of artist Andrew Ehrenworth at James Graham & Sons in New York. Subjects of his portraits; Notable works; Evidence of humor in his works.

Evaluates an exhibition featuring the works of artists Jeff Elrod and Lisa Ruyter at the Pat Hearn Gallery in New York City. Brief profiles of the artists; Notable works; Painting styles.

Previews the exhibition featuring the collection of multimedia artist Anne Chu at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami, Florida to be held from April 9 to July 3, 2005. Presentation of some thirty-five sculptures and thirty works on paper.

Previews E.V. Day's exhibition a the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art in Ithaca, New York from October 23, 2004 to January 9, 2005. Day's sculptural work that has taken women's undergarments off the body and into the realm of art; Andrea Inselmann as curator of the exhibition.

Highlights the exhibition "1998" featuring art works by painter Cheyney Thompson at the Andrew Kreps Gallery in New York City. Art pieces included in the exhibition; Materials and techniques used by the artist; Reaction of the audience to the show.

Features the oil painting exhibition of Cologne, Germany-based Kai Althoff at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, Massachusetts. Theme of the art preview; Media and materials used for articulating the subject of the exhibition; Technical merits of the exhibition.

Features the exhibit of artist William Pope.L in New York and New Jersey. Artistic style; Theme of his exhibit; Media used; Titles of his art works.

Highlights Alien Seasons, an art exhibition of Philippe Parreno in New York. Artistic style and influences; Art pieces included in the exhibition; Techniques and materials used for the exhibition.

Previews the exhibition 'Black Belt.' Date and venue of the exhibition; Participating artists; Art pieces included in the exhibition.

Reviews an art exhibition featuring the works of Jean-Francois Moriceau and Peter Mrzyk in New York City.

Focuses on artist Polly Apfelbaum's exhibition at the ICA Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Showcasing of Apfelbaum's signature fallen paintings; Educational background; Horizontal arrangements of irregularly shaped velvet forms that merge into a sea of color.

Reports on an exhibition of the art works of Jennifer Bartlett in New York. Description of the art works of Bartlett.

Focuses on the exhibition entitled 'Mexico City: An Exhibition About the Exchange Rates of Bodies and Values,' at the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in New York City. Photographs of poor neighborhoods; Artists featured; Crucial questions rippling through the exhibition.

Reviews the art exhibition 'Family,' by various artists at the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield, Connecticut.

Features the exhibition of the art works of Ugo Randinone at the Matthew Marks Gallery and Swiss Institute in New York City.

Critiques an exhibition featuring videos and related watercolors by Guy Richard Smit at the TEAM in New York. Subject of the artist's videos and watercolors; Titles and descriptions of the artist's artwork featured in the exhibition.

Presents several art exhibitions in the U.S. Themes of photographs by artist Catherine Opie at Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota; Painting of Barnett Newman at the Philadelphia Museum in Pennsylvania; Depiction of Soviet occupation in 'Through Afghan Eyes' at Asia Society in New York City.

Reviews art exhibitions of Willem De Kooning at the Matthew Marks Gallery.

Presents several art exhibitions in the United States. Presentation of Brazilian art in the exhibition 'O Fio da Trame/The Thread Unraveled'; Depiction of the issues surrounding the colonization of the New World country in 'Virgin Territory'; Artists participating in the annual art exhibition '12 Views.' INSET: Eight-Tower Tour, by Claire Zimmerman..

Previews the exhibition of the works of various artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, California.

Previews the 'Freestyle' exhibition of former Whitney Museum curator Thelma Golden in Studio Museum in New York, New York.

Reviews the art exhibition of Marcel Dzama at the David Dzama in New York City.

Presents an exhibition featuring Yoko Ono's multimedia putput, including installations, films and videos, at the Japan Society Gallery in New York City. Curator; Availability of Ono's CD with the catalogue.

Evaluates several art works by Diana Cooper. Techniques used by Cooper; Description of the art works; Impressions given by the artist's works to art audiences.

Previews the exhibition, entitled `Adrian Piper: A Retrospective, 1965-2000,' at the Fine Arts Gallery in the University of Maryland in Baltimore. Social issues that influenced the art works of Adrian Piper; Curator; Catalogue essayists.

Previews the exhibition `0044,' at various New York state museums. Focus on Irish artists who have left their homeland for the freer atmosphere of London.

Reviews Mary Esch's art exhibition which was on display at the Bronwyn Keenan in New York, during 1998.