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• Graham Nickson on Pierre Bonnard's Drawing Process and Color Translation opinion-review

  Graham Nickson, writing for artcritical, examines Pierre Bonnard's artistic methodology, emphasizing that drawing represented sensation for the artist and involved taking…

• Eric Gelber reviews Skidmore exhibition, Dump.fm, Biennial for Creative Video, and Brenda Goodman show. opinion-review

  Eric Gelber has recently contributed several exhibition reviews to artcritical. One notable group exhibition at Skidmore's teaching museum is on display until September 18,…

• Mick Finch's Artcritical Articles Cover Exhibitions in London, Leeds, Swansea and Paris opinion-review

  Mick Finch contributed several articles to artcritical, focusing on significant art exhibitions. One standout was The Russian Linesman, which Mark Wallinger curated at The Hayward…

• Lisa Corinne Davis Calls for Renewed Racial Inclusion in Art World opinion-review

  Artist and writer Lisa Corinne Davis has published an article on artcritical.com advocating for a fundamental renewal of racial inclusion concepts within the art world. Davis,…

• Marcus Reichert's artcritical article addresses painting's cultural role and mass appeal opinion-review

  Marcus Reichert, writing for artcritical, examines painting's position within contemporary culture. He acknowledges that painting serves as entertainment for broad audiences,…

• Colleen Asper's Critical Review of 'Life on Mars' at the New Museum opinion-review

  Colleen Asper provides a sharp critique of the New Museum's 2009 exhibition, 'Life on Mars,' which is actually the third Triennial. She points out that this show has striking…

• Stephanie Buhmann's artcritical articles cover Björk retrospective, Joseph Beuys exhibition, and Kassel Documenta opinion-review

  Stephanie Buhmann writes for artcritical, covering diverse contemporary art topics. Her work includes discussion of Björk's retrospective at MoMA, analyzed by husband-and-wife…

• Merve Unsal Reviews Gillick, Stitching, Abdessemed, and Simpson opinion-review

  Merve Unsal, a writer for artcritical, critiques four different exhibitions. Liam Gillick's presentation captivates the mind and pleases the eye, yet the intellectual and visual…

• Peter Malone's artcritical articles review exhibitions questioning virtuosity, landscape painting, and trompe-l'oeil opinion-review

  Peter Malone's articles on artcritical examine multiple exhibitions and artistic questions. His show "Counter Clockwise" continues until October 20, presenting new sculptures that…

• Lee Ann Norman's Critical Writing on Art and Social Justice opinion-review

  Lee Ann Norman is an author at artcritical, contributing featured articles that explore contemporary art through a critical lens. Her recent pieces cover a range of topics: a show…

• Ronnie Landfield Defends His Color Bands on artcritical opinion-review

  Color field painter Ronnie Landfield responds to suggestions on artcritical that he drop his trademark color bands. Landfield, known for his vibrant abstract paintings, pushes…

• Lori Ellison's Artcritical Review Analyzes Reeves' Abstract Animation opinion-review

  Lori Ellison authored a review on artcritical.com examining an animation by Reeves. The work presents a drawing animation that achieves a paradoxical visual effect, appearing both…

• W T's Artcritical Article Contrasts Two Recent Exhibitions Including 'Second Date' at Field Projects opinion-review

  W T authored an article for artcritical examining contrasting approaches and messages in two recent art exhibitions. The piece specifically mentions "Second Date" at Field…

• Alexi Worth Reviews Sarah Sze's 2000 Exhibition at 535 W 22nd Street opinion-review

  Alexi Worth selected Sarah Sze as his standout artist in late 2000, praising her exhibition at 535 W 22nd Street, 2nd Floor in New York, NY 10011 from October 27 to November 18.…

• Saul Ostrow's artcritical articles examine Picasso, Koons, and Dominique Lévy exhibition opinion-review

  Saul Ostrow authored multiple articles for artcritical, including a piece analyzing a seemingly random selection of works by Spanish master Pablo Picasso, which prompted close…

• Rebecca Park critiques popular exhibition through feminist and museological lens opinion-review

  Rebecca Park provides feminist and museological criticism of a widely attended exhibition. The author's analysis examines the show through these specific theoretical frameworks.…

• John Rapko's Artcritical Articles: Reviews of Kos, Melchert, Sikander, and More opinion-review

  John Rapko, a regular contributor to artcritical, has published multiple articles on the platform. His pieces include a review of the book 'Art in the Making' by Glenn Adamson and…

• Steve Locke on Robert Gober's Metaphors of Bodily Suffering opinion-review

  Artist and writer Steve Locke contributes an article to artcritical analyzing Robert Gober's use of formal and conceptual metaphor to depict bodily suffering. The piece examines…

• Tom Csaszar's Artcritical Articles on Flânerie and Philadelphia Exhibitions opinion-review

  At artcritical, a publication dedicated to contemporary art, Tom Csaszar serves as an author. His notable pieces include an exploration of the exhibition "Person of the Crowd: The…

• Three gallery exhibitions reviewed: William Corwin, Pascual Sisto, and Trisha Baga opinion-review

  A review covers three distinct gallery exhibitions. At George and Jørgen, William Corwin presents new work. Pascual Sisto's exhibition is on view at Seventeen. Trisha Baga's show…

• Lewis Hodder Reviews Adorno’s Aesthetics on artcritical opinion-review

  Lewis Hodder, a new contributor to artcritical, has published a review of Theodor Adorno’s aesthetics. The article appears in the featured section of Hodder’s author page on the…

• Nickolas Pappas writes about art for artcritical opinion-review

  Nickolas Pappas is an author contributing to artcritical, an online art magazine. His featured articles include a piece titled 'A World of Emotions' at the Onassis Cultural…

• Art Market Challenges and the Overlooked Motivations for Collecting Contemporary Art opinion-review

  The contemporary art market faces significant challenges, with few collectors purchasing works despite high attendance at art fairs. Most galleries operate with narrow profit…

• Italian academic selection process criticized as 'via crucis' for winners opinion-review

  Renato Barilli, professor emeritus at the University of Bologna, critiques Italy's academic recruitment system for university chairs, including art disciplines. The process now…

• Piramide Cestia used for film ad sparks debate on monument sponsorship opinion-review

  The Pyramid of Cestius, a 2,000-year-old Roman monument, was used as a projection surface for a high-tech videomapping advertisement promoting the film "Death on the Nile" by…

• Italian culture needs managers, not just 'beautiful souls' opinion-review

  Italy's cultural sector suffers from a lack of managerial skills, argues Stefano Monti in an opinion piece on Artribune. He criticizes the prevalence of 'beautiful souls' who…

• Renaissance Hybridity and the 2022 Venice Biennale opinion-review

  In a recent essay for Artribune, painter Nicola Verlato argues that the Renaissance, far from being a precursor to Enlightenment rationalism, was an era dominated by hybridity,…

• Open letter demands female curator for Italy Pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale opinion-review

  A recent open letter on Artribune, written by MariaLuisa Palumbo, Elena Fabrizi, and Francesca Perani, calls on the Italian Ministry of Culture to appoint a female curator for the…

• Jeff Koons: Contemporary Genius or King of Kitsch? opinion-review

  Jeff Koons, one of the world's most famous living contemporary artists, is known for his record-breaking auction prices and controversial kitsch aesthetic. His stainless steel…

• Modernism's Institutional Construction: São Paulo Museums Forged 1922 Week Narrative opinion-review

  The narrative that positions Brazil's 1922 Modern Art Week as the cornerstone of modernism was shaped by art institutions in São Paulo starting in the late 1940s, rather than…

• Community art should take cues from theater, says Christian Caliandro opinion-review

  In an interview on Artribune, Christian Caliandro and students discuss how community art can learn from theater to become more inclusive. They argue that contemporary art often…

• Fabio Severino argues culture can save society from pandemic-induced illusions opinion-review

  In a reflective essay published on Artribune, economist and sociologist Fabio Severino argues that culture is essential for overcoming the existential crisis exacerbated by the…

• Brera's artistic quarter in Milan decays amid touristification and neglect opinion-review

  The historic Brera district in Milan, once a vibrant artistic hub, is suffering from severe degradation due to unchecked tourism, chaotic outdoor dining structures, and lack of…

• Critics Misread Duchamp's Fountain, Says Jean-Jacques Lebel opinion-review

  In a critique of art historian Martin Damus's book "L'arte del neocapitalismo," artist Jean-Jacques Lebel challenges Damus's interpretation of Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain." Damus…

• Proposal for an 'Amazon of Italian Libraries' to boost cultural lending opinion-review

  An article on Artribune proposes creating a unified web platform for all Italian libraries, allowing citizens to borrow books, DVDs, and video games from any library nationwide…

• Students debate relational art and exclusion in contemporary art system opinion-review

  In a series of lessons published on Artribune, students from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze, led by professor Christian Caliandro, discuss relational and community art.…

• Greene Naftali Shows: Ackermann, Krebber, and More opinion-review

  A new series of exhibitions at Greene Naftali and various galleries is spotlighting art created from 1987 to 2020. The showcased works focus on domestic themes, utilizing screens…

• Renato Janine Ribeiro's Opinion Articles on Brazilian Politics and Society opinion-review

  Renato Janine Ribeiro has authored a series of opinion pieces addressing contemporary Brazilian issues. His articles examine topics including women's empowerment, racial equality,…

• Digital Art's History Ignored in NFT Hype opinion-review

  Valentina Tanni argues that the discourse around digital art repeatedly ignores decades of artistic and theoretical precedent. Despite computer art emerging over sixty years ago,…

• Italy's ugly voting booths for President spark design outrage opinion-review

  Massimiliano Tonelli criticizes the newly installed voting booths for the Italian President election at Montecitorio as an architectural disgrace, worse than the previous…