Paola Antonelli: Design Tangents Episode Twelve
From the welcoming nature of Milan Design Week to the themes of MoMA's research and development salons, insight from one of the most influential voices in design
Tag: Curators
Find all stories on Curators in this tag archive.
Interview: Leonardo Bigazzi on Curating the Art in Director Vasilis Katsoupis’ New Film, “Inside”
The contemporary art curator explains how a character was born from a collection of artworks
Detroit Month of Design 2021 Highlights
An extensive roster of exhilarating events across the Motor City this September
Interview: Halle für Kunst Steiermark Curator, Cathrin Mayer
Photography, sculpture and performance art will reinforce the mission of the revitalized Graz, Austria institution
“Roots Run Deep: A Survey of Contemporary Black Hair Culture” at Pittsburgh’s Brew House Association Gallery
Curator Tara Fay Coleman taps 16 artists for a comprehensive exhibition on tradition, celebration, style and identity
The Clark Art Institute’s Sprawling Outdoor Exhibition, “Ground/work”
Commissions from six contemporary artists dot the museums picturesque 140-acre campus
Via news.artnet.com
The 79th Whitney Biennial Curators on the Show’s Influences
From complex appreciation to declarations of pleasant and considerate curation and calm amidst controversy, the reviews for this year’s Whitney Biennial vary—as one would expect of an exhibition tasked with representing the immediate …
Via artforum.com
Farewell to Influential Curator and Art Historian, Okwui Enwezor
An incredibly influential figure in the contemporary art world, Okwui Enwezor has passed away at just 55 years old. Not only a curator and art historian, Enwezor was a poet and critic …
Interview: Curator Joseph Grima of Space Caviar
Reflecting on the artist's cerebral work at the 10th Biennale Internationale Design Saint-Etienne
100 Secrets of the Art World
$7.00
With a list of contributors as long as its title, “100 Secrets of the Art World: Everything You Always Wanted to Know from Artists, Collectors and Curators, but Were Afraid to Ask,” …