"Nowadays, information about the art business is circulated and consumed like baseball statistics. Rather than becoming hamstrung by the onslaught, Dalton turns these tidbits into art. A wall of miniature action figures laden with shopping bags details the tastes (“old masters,” “contemporary,” “tribal art”) of prominent collectors. A slide show of graphs and charts asks, “How Do Artists Live?” (Answer: twenty-five per cent get money from their parents; eight-hundredths of a per cent report income from illegal sources.) A case filled with gray rubber bracelets offers viewers a chance to identify themselves as “losers” or “pigs,” reiterating how, in the art-plus-business equation, no one comes out clean."
---The New Yorker, October 02, 2006
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Holland Cotter, "#class," New York Times, March 19, 2010
John Haber, "Cutting Class," haberarts.com, March 11, 2010
SHOW REVIEWED: #class at Winkleman Gallery, NYC, One Review a Month, February 28, 2010
Eva Diaz, Critics' Picks, artforum.com, February 28, 2010
Jennifer Dalton, "The New Yorker," May 11, 2009
Jane Harris, "Jennifer Dalton, The Reappraisal," TimeOut New York, April 30 - May 6, 2009
Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine Critic's Pick, Jennifer Dalton, "The Reappraisal" April 25, 2009
Edward Sozanski, The Philadephia Enquirer, March 9, 2008
