Posted on October 16, 2007 by Tamarin
Yesterday I wrote about the lack of genuine benefit the ‘cool’ CSM brand offers its own students and graduates. Now I find the current Art Monthly (310, p.19) is running a very short anonymous polemic that paints a bleaker picture, arguing that the costly cultivation of PR machines in universities actually reduces the standard of [...]
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Posted on October 14, 2007 by Tamarin
Pilot:3 isn’t an art fair, it’s a “live archive for artists and curators”. But programing this understated three-day event to coincide with the London art fairs lends it an air of revolution, and suggests a bold departure from the Frieze-regulated model of mass art conventions.
It’s free entry and there’s nothing for sale but the accompanying [...]
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Posted on October 13, 2007 by Tamarin
Art Monthly have capitalised on the recent letters page debate between Lisa Le Feuvre and Peter Suchin over the function of art fairs by inviting both of them over to the ICA for a panel discussion. The event isn’t until November 7 but tickets for “Fair’s Fair: Why do we love to hate art fairs?” [...]
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Posted on October 12, 2007 by Tamarin
When I eventually found my way in to the Year_07 Art Fair yesterday it’d only been open for about an hour and they still hadn’t put any signs up. Everyone I met on the way there was also lost, and once inside there was still a fair amount of confusion. Refreshingly, it felt about as [...]
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Posted on September 20, 2007 by Tamarin
I’ve decided to discontinue the iCal gallery feed, partly because my glamourous assistant no longer has time to keep it going, and partly because the calendar format can’t do justice to the enormous amount of good stuff out there without looking jumbled up, even if we’re selective about what we include.
But all is not lost! [...]
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