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• Cherubino Gambardella on Post-Earthquake Reconstruction and Architectural Flexibility opinion-review

  Architect Cherubino Gambardella reflects on the challenges of post-earthquake reconstruction in Italy, drawing from his experience after the 1980 Irpinia earthquake. He argues for…

• Stephen Maine Reviews Independent Art Book Fair opinion-review

  Stephen Maine wrote about the Independent Art Book Fair for artcritical. The article was published on September 16, 2016. The piece examines the fair's offerings and significance…

• Anne Sassoon reviews Yeshaiahu Rabinowitz's digital video work To Azazel from 2015 opinion-review

  Anne Sassoon published a review of Yeshaiahu Rabinowitz's digital video work To Azazel on September 14, 2016. The review appeared on artcritical.com, a contemporary art…

• Anne Sassoon's Artcritical Review of Yeshaiahu Rabinowitz's Green Colored Head Sculpture opinion-review

  Anne Sassoon published a review on artcritical.com examining Yeshaiahu Rabinowitz's sculpture Green Colored Head. Created around 2014-15, the artwork measures 43 by 26 by 19…

• Francis Alÿs and David Carrier Featured in artcritical's Coverage of Exhibitions and Discussions opinion-review

  artcritical published content featuring Francis Alÿs and David Carrier, with a focus on exhibitions and critical discussions. Concurrent solo shows at a new experimental space in…

• Lonely Planet's Italian city guide gaps reveal tourism blind spots opinion-review

  An analysis of Lonely Planet's guidebook catalogue reveals significant gaps in Italy's tourism coverage. The publisher offers 34 guides for Italy, more than Spain (29) or France…

• Corso Gregory's Marginalized Voyage with French Inflection opinion-review

  The article reviews a narrative focused on marginalized individuals, described as having a French inflection. The work is by Corso Gregory, as featured on artcritical.com. The…

• Artcritical Announces September Review Panel with Ken Johnson, Karen E. Jones, and Sarah Nicole Prickett opinion-review

  Artcritical has organized a review panel for September 2016 featuring moderator David Cohen alongside panelists Ken Johnson, Karen E. Jones, and Sarah Nicole Prickett. The panel…

• Critical Dialogue on Marrakech Biennale 6: Curatorial Strategies and Postcolonial Politics opinion-review

  Independent Curators International (ICI) and The Exhibitionist journal hosted a curatorial seminar focusing on the 6th Marrakech Biennale, titled 'Not New Now,' which ran from…

• Christian Caliandro on Simulation as an Italian Condition opinion-review

  In an article for Artribune, Christian Caliandro argues that simulation is a secular, atavistic condition for Italians, rooted in the 17th century, the Baroque, the…

• Mira Dayal reviews Thomas Ruff's photographic series in artcritical opinion-review

  Mira Dayal authored a review of Thomas Ruff's photographic work for artcritical, published on September 12, 2016. The article examines Ruff's approach to photography, analyzing…

• Milan's Art Future: Renato Barilli on Museum Gaps and Expo Opportunity opinion-review

  Renato Barilli argues that Milan's Museo del Novecento is insufficient, stopping at the 1970s despite the city's vibrant contemporary art scene. He criticizes the decision to…

• Uffizi's Toscani donation sparks debate on curatorial coherence opinion-review

  The Uffizi Galleries in Florence have accepted the donation of Oliviero Toscani's self-portrait, to be displayed until September in the newly restored Sala del Camino. Director…

• Karl Lagerfeld's Palazzo Pitti Show: A Fashion Photo Fiasco opinion-review

  The exhibition 'Karl Lagerfeld: Visions of Fashion' at Palazzo Pitti's Galleria Palatina in Florence was a critical failure, according to a review by Marcello Faletra on…

• Video games as the tenth art form: Fabio Viola on digital creativity opinion-review

  Fabio Viola, a veteran of the video game industry with credits on SimCity, The Sims, and Pac-Man, argues that video games represent a complex and misunderstood cultural…

• Michele Dantini smonta l'ideologia curatoriale di Hans Ulrich Obrist opinion-review

  Michele Dantini, storico dell'arte contemporanea e critico, pubblica su Artribune una critica serrata all'ideologia curatoriale di Hans Ulrich Obrist, articolata in quattro…

• Malick's Voyage of Time Criticized as Pretentious at Venice Film Festival opinion-review

  At the 2016 Venice Film Festival, Terrence Malick premiered Voyage of Time: Life's Journey, a 90-minute film attempting to chronicle the universe's history and evolution. The…

• Allen Ruppersberg's 2006 Installation Featured in Exhibition Review opinion-review

  Allen Ruppersberg's 2006 work "The Singing Posters: Poetry Sound Collage Sculpture Book" was documented in an installation shot from an exhibition. The image appeared in a review…

• Charlie Hebdo's Earthquake Satire Ignites Free Speech Debate in Italy opinion-review

  Following a devastating earthquake in central Italy on August 28, 2016, which killed 296 people and injured 388, the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published a cartoon…

• Noah Dillon Reviews Jonathan Horowitz Exhibition opinion-review

  Noah Dillon authored a review of Jonathan Horowitz's work published on September 7, 2016. The article appeared on the artcritical website, which operates on the WordPress…

• US artists unite against Trump: from Moby to Obey, a creative revolt opinion-review

  Ahead of the 2016 US presidential election, American artists and celebrities mobilized against Republican candidate Donald Trump. Musician Moby posted a satirical critique of a…

• Edgar Degas' 'In a Café (The Absinthe Drinker)' Examined Through Historical Context and Critical Reception opinion-review

  The painting 'In a Café (The Absinthe Drinker)' by Edgar Degas depicts a weary couple in a Parisian café, with the woman appearing despondent beside a glass of absinthe. Created…

• Sadie Starnes reviews Nadie Nada Nunca Herencias exhibition at Despacio gallery opinion-review

  Sadie Starnes authored a review of the exhibition Nadie Nada Nunca Herencias at Despacio gallery. The review was published on artcritical.com on September 6, 2016. The exhibition…

• Lorenza Baroncelli on Earthquakes, Reconstruction, and the Future of Small Towns opinion-review

  Lorenza Baroncelli, an architect and curator, reflects on the relationship between technology, natural disasters, and urban reconstruction. She cites the book "L'era dei…

• Francesco Venezia on Italy's Post-Earthquake Reconstruction and Architectural Heritage opinion-review

  Architect Francesco Venezia expresses his concerns regarding Italy's reconstruction efforts following earthquakes, stating that the primary focus should be on the quality of…

• Cino Zucchi on Post-Earthquake Reconstruction and Urban Form opinion-review

  Architect Cino Zucchi reflects on the challenges of post-earthquake reconstruction in Italy, drawing on historical and philosophical perspectives. He distinguishes between the…

• Nora Griffin Reviews Keegan Monaghan's Exhibition at On Stellar Rays opinion-review

  Nora Griffin reviewed Keegan Monaghan's exhibition at On Stellar Rays gallery on September 2, 2016. The review was published on artcritical.com, a platform powered by WordPress.…

• Marco Senaldi on the Paradox of Wanting Everything and Its Opposite opinion-review

  In an editorial for Artribune Magazine #32, philosopher and art theorist Marco Senaldi explores the contemporary condition of wanting both everything and its opposite, drawing on…

• David Carrier Analyzes Adele Tutter and Philip Johnson's Artistic Connections opinion-review

  David Carrier examines the artistic relationship between Adele Tutter and Philip Johnson in a September 1, 2016 article published on artcritical. The piece explores connections…

• artpress September 2016 Editorial Questions Art Market's Relevance opinion-review

  The editorial of artpress n°436, published in September 2016, reflects on the relationship between art commerce and artistic practice. The author, while reading texts by Donald…

• Renato Barilli on Zaha Hadid's Radical Break with Euclidean Geometry opinion-review

  Renato Barilli, professor emeritus at the University of Bologna, reflects on Zaha Hadid's legacy as the most resolute architect in declaring the death of Euclidean geometry.…

• Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi: ricostruzione post-terremoto tra nostalgia e modernità opinion-review

  In un articolo pubblicato su Artribune, Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi esplora il tema della nostalgia italiana, menzionando esempi come le automobili che richiamano la Fiat del boom…

• Christian Caliandro's essay on apocalypse, architecture, and cultural decay opinion-review

  Christian Caliandro, an art historian and professor at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze, published a reflective essay on Artribune in August 2016. The piece opens with a…

• Raffaele Giannitelli on Earthquake Reconstruction: Lessons from Japan opinion-review

  In an article on Artribune, engineer and urban planner Raffaele Giannitelli reflects on earthquake reconstruction, drawing lessons from Japan's seismic resilience. He argues that…

• Post-earthquake reconstruction debate for Amatrice and central Italy opinion-review

  The Italian government has moved quickly to decide on reconstruction after the August 2016 earthquake that devastated Amatrice, Arquata del Tronto, and Accumoli, excluding new…

• The art market's crisis of speculation, fraud, and the need for reform opinion-review

  An in-depth examination of the modern art market indicates it functions as a speculative sector, disconnected from genuine artistic merit and rife with bureaucracy, deception, and…

• Louvre-Lens failure analyzed: 10 reasons for disappointing performance opinion-review

  Jean-Michel Tobelem, a management science researcher and associate professor at Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, published a critical analysis in Le Monde examining the…

• Creed: Ryan Coogler's Melancholic Spin-Off Reveals Rocky's Vulnerability opinion-review

  In a review published on Artribune, Christian Caliandro analyzes Ryan Coogler's 2015 film 'Creed', arguing that contrary to its bravado title, the movie is a delicate and…

• Michele Dantini on Orwell's Language Politics and Art Criticism opinion-review

  In an editorial for Artribune Magazine #31, art historian and critic Michele Dantini draws on George Orwell's 1945 essay "Politics and the English Language" to argue for clarity…

• Burkini ban debate: French street art, Iranian photography, and Turkish animation explore women's freedom and oppression opinion-review

  The article examines the 2016 French burkini ban through the lens of contemporary art, featuring works by Nick Walker, Shirin Neshat, Akile Nazli Kaya, and Syrian filmmakers.…