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• Art Investment Funds as Drivers of Democratization opinion-review

  Contemporary art is increasingly elitist, but art investment funds may democratize access. These funds have a dual goal: economic returns and cultural dissemination. The more…

• Dennis Kardon reviews Matt Bollinger's 2017 stop-motion animation 'Between the Days' opinion-review

  Dennis Kardon wrote a review of Matt Bollinger's 2017 stop-motion animation titled 'Between the Days' on December 13, 2017. The animation runs for 17 minutes and 59 seconds.…

• Digital technology erases touch as a sensory experience opinion-review

  Marcello Faletra contends that digital advancements have rendered touch obsolete as a key means of understanding, rendering modern anthropology and the aesthetics of touch nearly…

• Renato Barilli: Bentornata, signora pittura opinion-review

  In un editoriale su Artribune Magazine #40, il critico Renato Barilli annuncia un ritorno alla pittura nell'arte contemporanea, contrapponendosi al paradigma concettuale degli…

• Christian Caliandro critiques contemporary art's loss of time and vernacular force opinion-review

  In a thought-provoking essay in Artribune, Christian Caliandro argues that modern art has become detached from its historical roots and local influences, creating what he calls a…

• John Mendelsohn reviews Hedrick Williams, Remington, and Conner exhibition opinion-review

  John Mendelsohn wrote a review analyzing the exhibition featuring works by Hedrick Williams, Remington, and Conner. The review was published on December 9, 2017, through…

• Pierre Paulin's 'Boom boom, run run' Reviewed opinion-review

  A review of Pierre Paulin's exhibition 'Boom boom, run run' at an unspecified venue, published in artpress in December 2017. The text describes the sensory experience of entering…

• Italy's hidden strengths: from wormholes to green economy opinion-review

  In Artribune Magazine #40, Domenico Sturabotti, the director of Fondazione Symbola, emphasizes Italy's notable accomplishments in science, economy, and culture. He references the…

• Frances Barth's painting Yellow Yellow featured in artcritical review opinion-review

  Frances Barth created the painting Yellow Yellow in 2016 using acrylic on wood mounted on panel. The artwork measures 24 by 36 inches. Silas von Morisse Gallery represents the…

• Petition to Remove Balthus Painting from Met Sparks Censorship Debate opinion-review

  A petition on thepetitionsite.com, launched by Mia Merrill, calls for the removal of Balthus's 1938 painting "Thérèse Dreaming" from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York,…

• Dance and Fashion: An Interview with Tamara Tomic-Vajagic opinion-review

  Tamara Tomic-Vajagic, a Dance Studies scholar at the University of Roehampton, discusses the intersection of dance and fashion. She argues that costumes are not mere decoration…

• Boetti's Mappe as Precursor to Relational Art opinion-review

  The article explores the concept of "relationship" in contemporary art, tracing its roots to Expressionism and the avant-garde movements of the early 20th century. It argues that…

• Collaboration in Cultural Enterprises: Reflections on True vs. False Cooperation opinion-review

  Irene Sanesi's editorial for Artribune Magazine #39 examines the concept of collaboration in cultural enterprises, distinguishing genuine cooperation from superficial or insidious…

• Feminist Critique of Patriarchal Violence and Body Ownership in Contemporary Discourse opinion-review

  The article examines the historical construction of sexual difference, tracing its emergence as a biological paradigm in the 18th century, which replaced the ancient 'single-sex'…

• Will designers face the same fate as truck drivers? opinion-review

  A 2017 article on Artribune explores the potential impact of automation on the design profession. Drawing parallels with the predicted obsolescence of truck drivers due to…

• Christian Caliandro Critiques Display Culture and the Humiliation of Artworks opinion-review

  In a critical essay on Artribune, Christian Caliandro argues that contemporary curatorial practice, obsessed with display, systematically humiliates artworks by reducing them to…

• Why Performance Art Has Become Central to Contemporary Art opinion-review

  Contemporary performance art showcases characteristics such as crossing boundaries, fragmentation, and a sense of instability. Sociologist Nathalie Heinich asserts that…

• Chiara Fumai and the Legacy of Pino Boresta: A Reflection on Art, Death, and Recognition opinion-review

  At the Doppelgaenger gallery in Bari, Pino Boresta contemplates the passing of artist Chiara Fumai, criticizing the art community's insincere accolades following her death. Fumai,…

• 10 Experts on the Challenges of Conserving Contemporary Art opinion-review

  A discussion involving ten conservators, curators, and scholars addresses the difficulties in safeguarding contemporary art, particularly regarding ephemeral materials and the…

• Roberto Ago on the Warburg Syndrome: When Icon Juxtaposition Becomes Artistic opinion-review

  Roberto Ago, a visual critic and analyst of symbolic systems, examines the contemporary practice of juxtaposing icons in art, tracing its roots to Aby Warburg's iconology. He…

• December Review Panel at Brooklyn Public Library adds new guests Christian Viveros-Fauné, Jonathan Kalb, Laila Pedro opinion-review

  The upcoming December edition of The Review Panel is set to take place at the Brooklyn Public Library. Veteran panelist Christian Viveros-Fauné will be joined by newcomers:…

• Kenny Scharf's Sculptures Reviewed by David Carrier at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery opinion-review

  On November 23, 2017, David Carrier critiqued Kenny Scharf's sculpture exhibition at the Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in New York City for artcritical. The showcase presented Scharf's…

• David Carrier Reviews Kenny Scharf Exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery opinion-review

  David Carrier published a review of Kenny Scharf's exhibition on November 23, 2017. The review appeared on artcritical.com, a publication powered by WordPress. An installation…

• Big Data e Machine Learning: La Rivoluzione delle Industrie Culturali e Creative opinion-review

  L'articolo esplora come l'integrazione di big data e machine learning stia trasformando le Industrie Culturali e Creative (ICC), paragonando la complessità del gioco del Go (con…

• Bridging Academia and Contemporary Art in Italy opinion-review

  In an interview at the Turin conference "Museums at the Post-Digital Turn," Lorenzo Giusti noted that Italian academia, with some exceptions, remains indifferent to urgent topics…

• Chi decide l'arte pubblica a Firenze? Un parallelo tra Soderini e oggi opinion-review

  Antonio Natali, ex direttore degli Uffizi, confronta la commissione artistica convocata nel 1504 da Pier Soderini per decidere dove posizionare il David di Michelangelo in piazza…

• Art Bonus e lentezza pubblica: critica all'immobilismo italiano opinion-review

  L'articolo critica la lentezza della pubblica amministrazione italiana, contrapponendola alla reattività del settore privato. Viene preso come esempio l'Art Bonus, strumento di…

• Brooklyn Public Library Hosts Review Panel with Walter Robinson, Jessica Bell Brown, David Cohen, and Hrag Vartanian opinion-review

  On November 16, 2017, the Brooklyn Public Library hosted a review panel discussion featuring Walter Robinson, Jessica Bell Brown, David Cohen, and Hrag Vartanian, with…

• Christian Caliandro's reflections on art, space, and disappearance in contemporary culture opinion-review

  In a personal essay for Artribune, Christian Caliandro reflects on his experiences in New York and Milan, weaving together observations of Harlem barbershops, the bathroom of…

• Peter Doig's Michael Werner exhibition closes Saturday ahead of Brooklyn Public Library Review Panel discussion opinion-review

  A Review Panel event will take place at Brooklyn Public Library on Monday, November 13, 2017, featuring guests Siri Hustvedt, Jason Stopa, and Lilly Wei. The panel will examine…

• Peter Doig Exhibition at Michael Werner Gallery Reviewed in Brooklyn Panel Discussion opinion-review

  A panel discussion reviewing Peter Doig's exhibition at Michael Werner Gallery was scheduled for Monday at the Brooklyn Public Library. The exhibition itself was closing on…

• David Brody Reviews Julia Jacquette's Exhibition at Wellin Museum opinion-review

  On November 10, 2017, David Brody examined Julia Jacquette's showcase at the Wellin Museum of Art, featured on artcritical.com. This exhibition displayed Jacquette's paintings and…

• David Brody reviews Julia Jacquette's work on artcritical opinion-review

  David Brody wrote a review of Julia Jacquette's work, published on artcritical on November 10, 2017. The article was posted at 1:17 pm and is part of the website's content…

• David Brody Reviews Julia Jacquette's 'Playground of My Mind' opinion-review

  David Brody wrote a review of Julia Jacquette's 2017 book 'Playground of My Mind', published by Prestell. The review was posted on artcritical.com on November 10, 2017. Julia…

• Julia Jacquette's 2014 painting '36 Sofas' featured in artcritical review opinion-review

  Julia Jacquette created the oil painting '36 Sofas' in 2014, measuring 44 by 97 inches on linen. The work was discussed in a review published on artcritical on November 10, 2017.…

• Terrorism as Spectacle: Video Game Aesthetics in Barcelona Attack opinion-review

  Lorenzo Taiuti's editorial on Artribune examines the Barcelona terrorist attack (and the subsequent Manhattan incident) through the lens of media culture, questioning the…

• Anne Sassoon Reviews Edvard Munch Exhibition at Munchmuseet Oslo in 2017 opinion-review

  Anne Sassoon published a review of an Edvard Munch exhibition at Munchmuseet in Oslo on November 7, 2017. The review was accompanied by an installation photograph from the 2017…

• Artribune editor argues publishing crisis is a myth, warns against paid content specials opinion-review

  Massimiliano Tonelli, editor of Artribune, argues that the so-called crisis in publishing, especially cultural publishing, is a myth. He claims readership has never been larger,…

• David Carrier reviews Thomas Nozkowski's work in artcritical opinion-review

  On November 2, 2017, artcritical published a review by David Carrier examining the artistic practice of Thomas Nozkowski. The piece was posted at 8:42 AM and remains accessible…

• Brooklyn Public Library's Review Panel Draws Overflow Crowd for November 13 Event opinion-review

  The Review Panel event at Brooklyn Public Library on November 13, 2017, generated such significant interest that last month's session had to turn away attendees when even overflow…