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• Robert C. Morgan Reviews Tsibi Geva's Work on Artcritical opinion-review

  On March 3, 2020, art critic Robert C. Morgan published a review of artist Tsibi Geva's work on the Artcritical platform. The article examines Geva's artistic practice, though…

• Review of Tsibi Geva's Exhibition at Albertz Benda in 2020 opinion-review

  Robert C. Morgan reviewed an exhibition by Tsibi Geva at Albertz Benda in 2020, with an installation shot titled SUBSTRATA_INSTALL_030 featured on artcritical. The review was…

• Designer's Experience with Notion Productivity Platform Over Six Months opinion-review

  A designer has utilized the Notion productivity tool for six months, finding it effective for both personal and professional workflows. The platform serves as an all-in-one…

• L'arte rotta: noia e prevedibilità nell'arte contemporanea opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro esplora il rapporto tra la piacevolezza e l'arte contemporanea, affermando che la ricerca di approvazione ha portato a produzioni artistiche monotone e prive…

• Post-Internet Aesthetics: From Underground to Mainstream at Venice Biennale opinion-review

  Valerio Veneruso's article on Artribune examines how Post-Internet art has transitioned from subculture to mainstream, using the 2019 Venice Biennale as a case study. The…

• Laurie Fendrich's Review of Curtis Talwst Santiago, Willa Nasatir, Gelah Penn, Joanna Pousette-Dart opinion-review

  Laurie Fendrich, an artist and the spouse of the artist under review, wrote a review of Curtis Talwst Santiago, Willa Nasatir, Gelah Penn, and Joanna Pousette-Dart for…

• Artcritical Review Panel to Discuss Four New York Exhibitions on March 11 opinion-review

  On March 11, artcritical will host a review panel featuring Laurie Fendrich, Barbara MacAdam, and Terence Trouillot. The panel will analyze four distinct exhibitions currently on…

• Review Panel Discussion Scheduled for March 11 with Laurie Fendrich, Barbara MacAdam, and Terence Trouillot opinion-review

  A review panel discussion is scheduled for March 11, 2020, featuring participants Laurie Fendrich, Barbara MacAdam, and Terence Trouillot. The event was announced on February 27,…

• Joanna Pousette-Dart review panel scheduled for March 11, 2020 opinion-review

  A review panel featuring Laurie Fendrich, Barbara Macadam, and Terence Trouillot will discuss the work of Joanna Pousette-Dart on March 11, 2020. The panel was announced on…

• Sgarbi defends Ferrara Arte leadership, attacks former councillors opinion-review

  Vittorio Sgarbi, the head of Ferrara Arte, has reacted to an open letter from former culture councillors Francesco Ruvinetti, Massimo Maisto, and another unnamed person, who…

• From Leonardo to Raphael: Art World's Obsession with Old Masters Continues opinion-review

  The article reflects on the aftermath of the 'Leonardo Year' and the controversies surrounding the Salvator Mundi, which was acquired by the UAE in 2017 but failed to appear at…

• Philip Guston's 1970 Marlborough show: freedom over likeability opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro reflects on the role of the unexpected in contemporary art, tracing shifts in how artworks are conceived and received over the past century. He argues that the…

• Italian Small Museums Fund: Potential and Strategic Vision opinion-review

  In late 2019, the Italian Senate Budget Committee approved an amendment establishing a €2 million annual fund starting in 2020 to support small museums. The fund is intended to…

• Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi critica Ernesto Nathan Rogers e la Tendenza opinion-review

  In un recente articolo su Artribune, il critico Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi manifesta il suo disappunto nei confronti di Ernesto Nathan Rogers, un architetto italiano del ventesimo…

• Likeability and Fiction in the Internet Age: A Critical Analysis opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro critiques the concept of 'likeability' in contemporary art and culture, arguing that it fosters fiction and artificiality by eliminating contradictions and…

• Fair Use and Copyright in Art: When Is It Legal to Use Protected Material? opinion-review

  A common artistic practice involves using preexisting works or elements to create new art. Examples range from sharing principles of an artistic movement to reproducing and…

• The Morning Show: Power, Abuse and #MeToo on Apple TV+ opinion-review

  The Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, created by Kerry Ehrin and executive produced by Mimi Leder, dramatizes the scandal and firing of co-anchor Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) for…

• Feminist Art Roundup: Retrospectives, Group Shows, and Historical Revisions opinion-review

  Artcritical's feminism tag aggregates multiple reviews and previews of feminist-themed exhibitions in New York. A retrospective of an unnamed artist at Mitchell-Innes & Nash…

• David Carbone writes about Hyman Bloom on artcritical opinion-review

  On February 14, 2020, artcritical published a piece by David Carbone focusing on artist Hyman Bloom. The article was posted at 3:23 am and remains accessible through the RSS 2.0…

• David Carbone's Artcritical Essay on Hyman Bloom's 1953 Painting The Anatomist opinion-review

  David Carbone authored an essay for artcritical on February 14, 2020, analyzing Hyman Bloom's 1953 painting The Anatomist. The artwork is held in the collection of the Whitney…

• John Mendelsohn Reviews Suzanne Jackson's Work on Artcritical opinion-review

  John Mendelsohn published a review of Suzanne Jackson's work on February 14, 2020, through the artcritical platform. The article was posted at 2:49 am and remains accessible via…

• Piri Halasz reviews Friedel Dzubas exhibition in artcritical opinion-review

  Piri Halasz wrote a review of Friedel Dzubas's work for artcritical on February 14, 2020. The article was published online through the artcritical website, which operates on…

• Artcritical podcast review panel discusses February 2020 classical music recordings opinion-review

  Artcritical published a podcast review panel discussion on February 14, 2020. The panel examined classical music recordings, including a performance of Schubert's work by a…

• Podcast Review Panel at Brooklyn Public Library in February 2020 opinion-review

  A podcast review panel was held at the Brooklyn Public Library in February 2020, featuring panelists Alexi Worth, Martha Schwendener, David Cohen, and Nickolas Pappas. The event…

• Duchamp's Fountain authorship debate and Italian provocations opinion-review

  A recent theory claims Marcel Duchamp did not author the 1917 urinal Fountain but stole the idea from Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven. This hypothesis, fueled by #MeToo era…

• Brazilian Artists Challenge Traditional Self-Portraiture from 1970s to Present opinion-review

  Since the 1970s, artists from Brazil have transformed the concept of self-portraiture by tackling political and social issues. Anna Bella Geiger examined the position of white,…

• Italian Libraries in Crisis: A Call for Redefinition opinion-review

  Italian libraries have been in a prolonged identity crisis, with numerous initiatives aimed at redefining their role—from 'piazza of knowledge' to 'service center'—but these…

• Christian Caliandro on Likeability and the Brokenness of Art opinion-review

  In the fifth chapter of 'L’arte rotta' (Broken Art), Christian Caliandro explores how the modern fixation on likeability, fueled by social media and a positivity-driven culture,…

• David Cohen Hosts Artcritical Discussion with Ariella Budick, Noah Dillon, and Laila Pedro opinion-review

  David Cohen hosted a discussion on artcritical.com featuring guests Ariella Budick, Noah Dillon, and Laila Pedro. The conversation was associated with Cynthia Broan Gallery…

• Artcritical Features Multiple Guest Critics Including Laila Pedro, Roberta Smith, and Barry Schwabsky opinion-review

  The art criticism platform Artcritical has featured multiple episodes or articles with guest critics. In one instance, David Cohen hosted Ariella Budick, Noah Dillon, and Laila…

• Artcritical Podcast Reviews Exhibitions by Diana Al-Hadid, Gerhard Richter, Andrea Zittel, and Others opinion-review

  David Cohen hosted a podcast episode for Artcritical featuring guests Ariella Budick, Noah Dillon, and Laila Pedro. The discussion centered on reviewing multiple contemporary art…

• Anna Shukeylo reviews Etty Yaniv's work on artcritical opinion-review

  Anna Shukeylo published a review of Etty Yaniv's work on February 8, 2020, through the artcritical platform. The article was posted at 8:10 am on that Saturday. artcritical…

• Yale's Curriculum Changes Spark Political Instrumentalization of Art History opinion-review

  Gabriella De Marco, professor of contemporary art history at the University of Palermo, critiques the political backlash against Yale University's Department of Art History for…

• Robert Morris's 2011 statement 'Unavailable' rejects art world's performative demands opinion-review

  In a 2011 statement titled 'Unavailable,' Robert Morris, the American artist who died in November 2018, explicitly refused to participate in the social rituals of the contemporary…

• Antonio Brizioli: 7 survival tips for bookstores in Italy opinion-review

  In a lengthy opinion piece on Artribune, Antonio Brizioli, founder of Emergenze and Edicola 518 in Perugia, critiques the superficial media coverage of bookstore and newsstand…

• Architect Cino Zucchi questions quality of new Milan buildings opinion-review

  Cino Zucchi, the curator for the Italian Pavilion at the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale, has sparked a conversation about modern architecture in Milan. Through a Facebook post,…

• Raffaele Falcone's 'La scacchiera impossibile' at Museo Madre Napoli opinion-review

  Antonello Tolve harshly criticizes Raffaele Falcone's solo exhibition 'La scacchiera impossibile' at Museo Madre in Naples, calling it embarrassing and poorly curated. The show,…

• Review Panel Returns to Brooklyn Public Library on February 11, 2020 opinion-review

  The Review Panel will hold its next session at the Brooklyn Public Library on February 11, 2020. This event will feature discussions of five current exhibitions across New York…

• Review Panel Returns to Brooklyn Public Library on February 11 opinion-review

  The Review Panel will resume its activities at the Brooklyn Public Library on February 11, 2020. This event marks the continuation of a discussion series focused on art criticism.…

• Five Experts Debate the Evolution of Internet Art opinion-review

  In the latest issue of Artribune Magazine (#52), curator Valentina Tanni compiles perspectives from five specialists regarding the intersection of artists and the internet.…