Artcritical essay collection spans global perspectives, awards, and exhibitions

A diverse collection of essays on Artcritical covers multiple artistic perspectives and events. One piece examines an artist exploring the fourth dimension from a domestic setting. Another offers a Catholic priest's personal viewpoint. A Brooklyn-based artist engages with marginalized communities worldwide. The seventh edition of an egalitarian art competition has concluded, with winners selected by both jury and public votes. A graduating student's prize-winning work features images described as having "overwhelming elasticity." This work has been displayed at venues including DC Moore, the French Institute, the Brooklyn Historical Society, and BRIC. An essay was published to coincide with a new exhibition at Janet Kurnatowski Gallery. Another essay uses photographs by Koen Wessing, where Alfredo Jaar reflects on a specific moment during a nation's prolonged cold war conflict. Maria Alekhina, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, and Petya Verzilov were interviewed by Klaus Biesenbach. A final essay originates from a book launch event at Steven Harvey.