26/01/12 Erik Wysocan
She is considered a ‘mother’ of contemporary sculpture. Carol Bove’s installations of objects - once subtle tableaux of found objects, nowadays more often constellations of self-made sculpture - have a cohesive configuration that also has multiple layers of meaning. (This article is published in Metropolis M No. 6 - 2011)
reviews 23.01.12 Judith Vrancken
Report on LA galleries: reviews on Jonas Lipps at Thomas Solomon Gallery, John Divola at LAXART and Banks Violette at Blum & Poe.
19/01/12 Mick Wilson
Cuts in culture are not only being made in the Netherlands, but also in Ireland and England. The manner in which each country’s cultural sector is protesting against this differs greatly. An analysis of the rhetorics of resistance, with a few proposals for possible improvement. (This article is published in Metropolis M no. 6 - 2011)
features 12.01.12 Annet Dekker
Initiated by a generation of artists that has grown up with the Internet, the practices and methods of the Internet are moving over to the exhibition space. The process of materializing the digital is not taking place without a struggle, however. The Netherlands Media Art Institute is devoting an exhibition to this theme. This article is published in Metropolis M no. 6, 2011.
reviews 09.01.12 Rianne Groen
Pablo Bronstein, Sarah Jones and Michael Raedecker selected this year's Bloomberg New Contemporaries, giving an overview of what might be coming in the art world.
features 04.01.12 Nina Folkersma
Due to the call to reach wider audiences, museums are giving designers ever greater roles in presenting their exhibitions. These experts in communication have become so influential that they seem even more important than the curators. (This article has been published in Metropolis M No 6 december-January 2011-2012)
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