Articles written by Maxine Kopsa:
Seth Siegelaub, who was one of the key figures in Conceptual Art during the sixties, withdrew from the New York art scene in the early seventies. In relative seclusion, he started collecting textiles – rugs, tapestries, fabrics, embroideries, even hats – from all corners of the world. Soon, part of his extensive collection will be shown in public for the first time, in London.
It’s complicated
13/08/12 Maxine Kopsa
De Appel is starting a training programme for gallerists, and at various universities, the art market is a separate course of study. Non-profit art schools and art dealers are developing increasingly stronger ties. Will it soon be possible to separate the two?
features 21.02.12 Maxine Kopsa
The Amsterdam-based Seth Siegelaub withdrew from the New York art scene in the early seventies. In relative seclusion, he started collecting textiles – rugs, tapestries, fabrics, embroideries, even hats – from all corners of the world. Soon, part of his extensive collection will be shown in public for the first time. (This interview is published in Metropolis M no. 1 - 2012)
De Appel is starting a training programme for gallerists, and at various universities, the art market is a separate course of study. Non-profit art schools and art dealers are developing increasingly stronger ties. Will it soon be possible to separate the two?
boeken 23.03.11 Maxine Kopsa
Interview with Slavs and Tatars on 'the magazine that would’ve, could’ve, should’ve'.
'The Museum is History'
Museum of American Art in the Van Abbemuseum
features 28.05.10 Maxine Kopsa
The Museum of American Art is no ordinary museum, but the re-enactment of a museum. It is now on view in Play Van Abbe.
I did not have Relational Asthmatics with that Woman, althoug I did cough in her Lemongrass Soup
An Interview with Michael Portnoy
10/12/09 Maxine Kopsa
He dreams of an object becoming a force and has already coined a term for it: ‘objection’. The New York artist, choreographer and performer Michael Portnoy is obsessed with energy and movement and continually puts it into practice. For instance, with table-sized game boards that literally make the players dance to his tune.