Pick 'N Mix
Pick 'N Mix #67 - Where Scotland's cultural leaders are raising the economic argument for arts funding, Tiffany Jenkins charges a "philistine approach that misses the value and point of culture."- The Globe and Mail has published a great overview of idiosyncratic collector/curator Ydessa Hendeles, whose Art Foundation has closed after 25 years
- Artist Nicholas O’Brien and Ian Aleksander Adams (among others) have entered into a useful—if heated—discussion on Facebook regarding “cultural programming by using tumblr.” in response to Internet Archive's open call for “tumblr residencies.”
- New York's Center for Curatorial Leadership is expanding their programme after a $4 million boost.
- The Vancouver Art Gallery, along with other North American museums, is "Bulldozing great architecture in the name of housing great art."
Musings
Special Report: Curating.info Fellowship at CCA Glasgow»
Curating.info Fellowship at CCA Glasgow
Fellow: Emma Brasó
5 months in Glasgow
A bouncy Stonehenge, a Ping-Pong tournament in the gallery space, an artist's party at a cricket club, The State pub, Glasgow School of Arts MFA Degree Show, another Glaswegian Turner Prize nomination, a few bacon rolls, some difficulties with the local accent, and a lot of rain. ...
Reviews & Resources
REVIEW: Every Curator’s Handbook»
Review: Every Curator's Handbook - http://pai.sthlm.in/images/Every_Curator's_Handbook.pdf
by Sofia Landström
This compendium offers hands-on professional insights wherein different authors from different points of view share experiences from their professional careers as curators. The reader gets a specific and detailed overview of what a curator’s work might look like beyond ...
Questions & Conversations
Curating.info Conversations: Lauren O’Connell and Cydney Payton »
Lauren O’Connell interviews curator Cydney Payton in this edition of Curating.info Conversations . Payton, former director and chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, discusses architecture, social space, collaboration and the future of curatorial practice.
To create the e-book, we used the Bookleteer platform, which was developed by artist-led studio and think ...
