It’s a big day for Art Fag City. Today, we launch our redesign, move to a new url, and change our name. From now on we’ll be going by Art F City. The reasons for this change are probably obvious: after seven years as Art Fag City, we’ve finally grown tired of having our emails automatically filtered into spam, living without a Facebook page that actually uses the blog’s name, and being referred to anonymously in the mainstream media as “an art blog” that did such and such. We’d like that to change.

Everyone’s up in arms about that Georg Baselitz interview in Der Spiegel where he reveals himself to be a woman-hater. In a separate interview last year, he made himself out to be just as crotchety an old man, dropping appalling epithets. This time around, he calls all women bad painters. Inexcusable.

Overall, the interview is pretty much a farce. It’s full of untruths, some seemingly fabricated out of thin air. Let’s go over a few of them.

Beginning this Friday, February 1st, Times Square will bask in a new type of radiant, neon glory. Tracey Emin, hot off the heels of her appointment as a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE), will now bring digital versions of her “love neons” to Times Square throughout the entire month of February.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of The Art Show, the quiet, but sophisticated upper east side fair hosted by the members-only Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA). This year’s fair will welcome 72 galleries inside the vaulted walls of the Park Avenue Armory, and it will take place from March 6 – 10, 2013.

Critics often complain that we don’t talk about art enough. Tonight, I’ll joining David Cohen’s continued effort to change that, as we discuss Francis Alys: Reel-Unreel at David Zwirner, Song Dong at Pace Gallery, Diana Cooper: My Eye Travels at Postmasters, and David Shrigley at Anton Kern Gallery.

Every single day, Groupon and a slew of copycat companies post discounts on everything from doggy day care to mobile tanning parties. Now, Long Island City’s MoMA PS1 has joined the ranks of those peddling in low-priced commodities over on Amazon Local.

With a heavy heart, I would like to open the web traffic floodgates to the blog of fashion enthusiast Pelayo Diaz, who is quite possibly the shallowest person in the friggin’ universe.

Can’t sleep at night for all the burning ideas you have about art? Time to write a few of those words down.

Art Fag City is now accepting pitches in two areas: Art outside New York and Net art.

I interview furniture dealer Paul Johnson about his designers, the trade, and his new space in a 1940′s cinema in Queens.

Here’s a great way to kill some office hours: take a look back on recent video developments, from Google glasses to the Arab Spring.