When Does Performing Failure Make Its Own Failure?
How can an artist enact failure without presenting a failed act? How does an artist present an ethos of collapse without making work that…
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How can an artist enact failure without presenting a failed act? How does an artist present an ethos of collapse without making work that…
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Stéphane Aquin holds a distinguished profile in the Canadian artworld and abroad, in part because he arrived to the role of curator from art…
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In order to enter the Union Station’s Great Hall – a stunning keystone of Toronto’s historic architecture, with soaring coffered ceilings and heritage marble…
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Mexican artist Pedro Reyes assumes a mantel that feels at once familiar and utterly unique. In a contemporary-art moment that is pronounced for its lateral reach…
Read MoreThis is an article about art and gentrification, the inescapable topic. I have something new to add—that I think we may be coming to the…
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I took this task a bit too seriously. I read every back issue of every magazine snow-drifting throughout my house, fingering all the books…
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“What has to happen in someone’s life for them to end up becoming a critic?” asks Michael Keaton’s desperate, contemptuous Riggan Thomson in Alejandro…
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It’s a new year, which is a fine excuse as any to ditch old bad habits. Here below, I have assembled a not-at-all exhaustive…
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A principal difference between year-end lists, rankings, and recollections about art, and those about music, books, or films is that it’s much more difficult…
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To cast back and select my favorite art this year requires a mnemonic leap of faith. I’d hope the ‘best’ exhibitions, pieces, and events…
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