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• Artcritical Hosts Discussion on Abstract Painting with Becky Brown, Dennis Kardon, Carrie Moyer, and Jason Stopa opinion-review

  Artcritical has released a dialogue that raises the question of whether current discussions on abstract painting are missing the essence of the topic. This article includes…

• David Rhodes Reviews Sean Scully's Installation opinion-review

  David Rhodes authored a review of Sean Scully's installation, published on October 21, 2016, through artcritical. The piece examines Scully's work, focusing on the specific…

• Chiuri and Piccioli's Creative Separation: Dior vs. Valentino opinion-review

  The article discusses the creative separation of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, who previously co-led Valentino. Chiuri moved to Dior in summer 2016, becoming the…

• Roman Kalinovski Reviews Robert Overby Exhibition Featuring 1970s Paintings opinion-review

  Roman Kalinovski reviewed an exhibition of works by Robert Overby, featuring three specific pieces from the 1970s. The exhibition included Bonnie (1978), an oil on canvas…

• Carmen Herrera's Whitney Exhibition Examines 1948-1978 Period, Raises Questions About Artistic Influence opinion-review

  Carmen Herrera's exhibition 'Lines of Sight' at the Whitney Museum of American Art ran from September 16, 2016 to January 2, 2017 at 99 Gansevoort Street in New York City. The…

• David Carrier Reviews Carmen Herrera's Work on artcritical opinion-review

  On October 20, 2016, artcritical published a review by David Carrier examining the work of Cuban-American artist Carmen Herrera. The article appeared on the art criticism website…

• ICOM Italia's Role in Museum Future Debated opinion-review

  ICOM Italia faces criticism for failing to bridge museums with external stakeholders like businesses and citizens. Despite years of discussion, the association's activities remain…

• Maurizio Crozza's Napalm51: A Satirical Portrait of the Italian Web Hater opinion-review

  In 2016, Italian comedian Maurizio Crozza introduced Napalm51, a satirical character embodying the archetypal Italian web hater, or 'webete'—a term popularized by journalist…

• Stephanie O'Connor Reviews Rebecca Morgan's Work on artcritical opinion-review

  Stephanie O'Connor wrote about Rebecca Morgan's artistic practice on October 17, 2016. The piece was published on artcritical.com, a platform powered by WordPress. O'Connor's…

• Daniele Vicari's 'Sole Cuore Amore' Fails to Connect at Rome Film Fest opinion-review

  At the Festa del Cinema di Roma, Daniele Vicari's film 'Sole Cuore Amore' premiered, featuring a soundtrack by jazz musician Stefano Di Battista. The film follows two women, Eli…

• Villa Medici must become a platform for Franco-Italian exchange, argues Giovanni Lista opinion-review

  In an open letter published on Artribune, art historian Giovanni Lista argues against the closure and sale of Villa Medici, the French Academy in Rome, calling it a severance of…

• Marcello Faletra ricorda Dario Fo: corpo, parodia e potere opinion-review

  In un articolo su Artribune, Marcello Faletra ricorda Dario Fo (Premio Nobel per la letteratura 1997), evidenziando come il suo teatro abbia usato corpo, gestualità e parodia per…

• Moonlight Opens Rome Film Fest, Critic Finds It Artificious opinion-review

  The 2016 Festa del Cinema di Roma opened with Barry Jenkins' Moonlight, not Pif's In guerra per Amore as erroneously reported by some newspapers. The screening at the Sala…

• Verona's cultural potential and Sgarbi's role in bridging disciplines opinion-review

  Vittorio Sgarbi, criticized for his Italy Pavilion, highlighted weaknesses in Italy's cultural system: overproduction of art and loss of interdisciplinary connections. He recently…

• Simulation Theory Gains Traction in Science and Art opinion-review

  The simulation theory, which posits that our world may be a digital construct created by a superior civilization, has moved from science fiction to serious scientific…

• David Willis reviews Aubrey Roemer's drawing series Girl Moria on artcritical opinion-review

  David Willis authored a review of Aubrey Roemer's drawing series titled Girl Moria, published on artcritical on October 14, 2016. The piece examines Roemer's artistic practice…

• October 2016 Panel Discussion on Art Criticism Featured David Humphrey, Paddy Johnson, and Terence Trouillot opinion-review

  A panel discussion on art criticism was held in October 2016, featuring artists and critics David Humphrey, Paddy Johnson, and Terence Trouillot. The event, organized by…

• Ian Cofre's ArtPrize Commentary on 912-Grandville opinion-review

  Ian Cofre provided commentary on ArtPrize, focusing on the venue 912-Grandville. The analysis was published on October 10, 2016, through artcritical. The piece examines the role…

• Christian Caliandro on U2, emptiness, and the art of distraction opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro, art historian and professor at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze, writes a reflective essay for Artribune drawing on U2's 1987 song "Where the Streets…

• Cultural Institutions Rarely Use Climate Analysis for Self-Evaluation opinion-review

  Cultural organizations seldom engage in systematic climate assessments for their self-evaluation. Instead, they often rely on surveys that capture staff and collaborator…

• Rossellini's Postwar Cinema and Italian Cultural Identity opinion-review

  Michele Dantini's essay on Artribune examines how Roberto Rossellini's postwar films used Italy's cultural heritage to articulate a national identity rooted in humanism and…

• Artribune's Unanswered Interview with MArRC Director Carmelo Malacrino opinion-review

  In October 2015, Artribune sought to interview Carmelo Malacrino, newly appointed director of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria (MArRC) following the…

• Ellen Rand's Diptych Featured in Artcritical Review opinion-review

  A review of Ellen Rand's diptych was published on October 5, 2016, by David Brody on Artcritical. The article examines Rand's artistic work, providing analysis and commentary on…

• New York's Galleries and Alternative Spaces Form a Free Museum of Contemporary Art opinion-review

  New York's commercial galleries and alternative venues function as a no-cost contemporary art museum, providing a variety of experiences without entry fees. Many of these spaces…

• Alessandro Bulgini and Gian Maria Tosatti: Two Ways of Inhabiting the Collapse opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro's article on Artribune explores two complementary artistic approaches to the Calais Jungle, a migrant camp in France. Alessandro Bulgini and Gian Maria Tosatti…

• Francesco Clemente dismisses Transavanguardia as mere label in interview opinion-review

  Francesco Clemente, in a wide-ranging interview with Spanish newspaper ABC, dismissed the Transavanguardia movement as nothing more than a label. Speaking from New York, where he…

• Joel Perlman's Wonder Wheel sculpture featured in artcritical review opinion-review

  Joel Perlman's sculpture Wonder Wheel was created between 2015 and 2016. The artwork measures 83 by 83 by 27 inches and is constructed from powder coated steel. Peter Malone wrote…

• Peter Malone reviews Joel Perlman's work in artcritical feature opinion-review

  The artcritical website published a feature article by Peter Malone about artist Joel Perlman on September 29, 2016. The piece appeared on the WordPress-powered platform at 1:04…

• Christian Caliandro on Migration, Art, and Identity in Europe opinion-review

  In a personal essay published on Artribune, art historian Christian Caliandro reflects on migration and the construction of new walls in Europe, drawing on U2's song "Where the…

• Michele Dantini Reassesses Arte Povera's Political Mythos opinion-review

  In a significant essay featured in Artribune, art historian Michele Dantini reflects on the impact of Arte Povera nearly five decades later, contending that its perceived…

• Artcritical publishes Lauren Clay's 'The Cithara and the Aulos' review panel image opinion-review

  On September 23, 2016, artcritical posted an image titled '16-BAMART-1672-TheCitharaAndTheAulos-LaurenClay-613x463' as part of their September 2016 review panel content. The image…

• Renato Barilli critiques Chagall show at Forte di Bard opinion-review

  Renato Barilli reviews the exhibition 'Marc Chagall – La vie' at Forte di Bard, featuring 265 works. He argues that the proliferation of local exhibition centers redundantly…

• Antonio Martino: il clinico d'arte e il dialogo tra medicina e arte contemporanea opinion-review

  Antonio Martino, medico e collezionista d'arte contemporanea, riflette sul parallelo tra diagnosi medica e critica d'arte. Con 27 anni di esperienza ospedaliera, Martino descrive…

• Giovanni Caudo on Earthquake Reconstruction and Italy's Internal Areas opinion-review

  In an interview with Artribune, architect and urban planning professor Giovanni Caudo discusses the 2016 earthquake in Amatrice, Italy, and the broader challenges of…

• David Carrier's Critical Analysis of Dennis Oppenheim's Artistic Legacy opinion-review

  David Carrier authored a critical examination of Dennis Oppenheim's artistic contributions, published on September 20, 2016. The analysis explores Oppenheim's conceptual and…

• Flavio Briatore: richi non vogliono musei, ma lusso e divertimento opinion-review

  Flavio Briatore ha affermato che i facoltosi non mostrano interesse per i musei, preferendo invece soggiorni in hotel di lusso, servizi di alta qualità e intrattenimento. Le sue…

• Tiziana Cantone Suicide and 'Le Ragazze del Porno' Film Screening Spark Debate on Sexuality in Italy opinion-review

  The article draws a parallel between two events that occurred in Italy in September 2016: the suicide of Tiziana Cantone, a woman whose private sex videos were leaked online, and…

• Review Panel at Brooklyn Public Library Discusses Chelsea Exhibitions Including Rashid Johnson and A.L. Steiner opinion-review

  The Review Panel convened at Brooklyn Public Library on September 19, 2016, to discuss contemporary art exhibitions. Three of the four shows examined were located within a single…

• Gropius and van Doesburg: From Friendship to Clash Over Color and Architecture opinion-review

  This article explores the dynamic between Walter Gropius and Theo van Doesburg, focusing on their conflicting views regarding color in architecture. Their encounter took place on…

• Marcello Faletra on the City as a Fibrous Tumor and Global Capital opinion-review

  In an editorial for Artribune, writer Marcello Faletra critiques the contemporary metropolis as a site of death, anxiety, and dispossession. He draws on Frank Lloyd Wright's 1938…