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The Art of Being Art-less
Written on 26 Aug, 2010 at 1:00 in Art + Tokyo, Blogs
You aren’t supposed to see a gallery. Or at least that’s the idea passed down from modernist tradition — the gallery should be less than a space, it should be an absence. Featureless white walls, simple square lines, nothing to detract attention from, or add unwanted aspects to, the artworks displayed there. The gallery is [...]... (Continue reading)
Meditating On Micropop
Written on 19 Jun, 2009 at 0:00 in Arts & Entertainment
by Owen Schaefer The chasing of artistic trends in contemporary art can come up with some fiddly definitions. Take Micropop—after coining the phrase, art critic and curator Midori Matsui has spent more than ten years pinning down its niceties, and even her simplest definition takes up the better part of a page. Suffice it to [...]... (Continue reading)
