It Would Work Without It
Part II: When Did Things Stop Having to Be Beautiful? A few years ago, after a long day’s work, I
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It Would Work Without It
Part I: When Did Handwriting Stop Having to Be Beautiful? There are certain things about which I apparently belong to
The Mona Lisa undresses
How tools change – while artistic working methods survive for centuries There are works of art we believe we know.
Please, Just Act Naturally
Part II – The Pose Has Wi-Fi Now Part I examined the notion that people did not yet pose in
Please, Just Act Naturally
Part I – The History of Careful Staging A dear friend recently told me that she could not make much
From Opponent to Enemy
On political language, shifting boundaries and the creation of enemy images There are open calls whose themes one finds interesting,
When Marilyn Put On a Potato Sack
On presence, borrowed poses and the work behind the image I came across a story about Marilyn Monroe. A journalist,
How Art Became What It Is
Part IV: Who Decides What Remains?In the first part of this series, we stood before Filippo Lippi in Spoleto and
How Art Became What It Is
Part III: And Then Suddenly Everything Was Art At some point in the twentieth century, visiting a museum became dangerous.
If the victim stays in the picture
On Otto Mühl and the question of when artist and work can no longer be separated On 10 September, the