Part 2 : Materiality, Realia and Materialikonologie
A simple continuation of my latest reflections and thoughts on my readings: Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about materiality in art. In the Anglo-Saxon world, what’s called T
The Critical Publication – Tonal Problems
As I continue developing the Critical Publication, I’ve been thinking less about the “what” and more about the “how.” What kind of voice does this publication need? What
Flowing through time and creation: Critical reflections
“Everything flows” (τα πάντα ρει), according to the ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus. This ancient saying expresses that everything is in con
Part 1 : Materiality, Realia and Materialikonologie
On the afternoon of February 18, Nil Yalter called me to discuss the upcoming book for Archivorum. Usually, our conversations are brief—Nil is a woman of few words, and her time
Archivorum’s Library Launch In Torino.
Archivorum is delighted to announce the opening of the Archivorum Library in Turin. Opening on April 11th at Franco Noero Gallery, the library will be dedicated to our collection o
The Critical Publication – The Creative Process
This week marks the beginning of a new series of blog posts exploring the writing and behind-the-scenes process of developing the Critical Publication.
Study Trip in Belgium. A Hit of Culture – Day 2
When art enthusiasts gather in a multinational and multicultural city like Brussels, one thing is for certain.
Belgium Express: Day 1
Last week, members of Archivorum (Christianna, Rossana, and I, Stephen being in New York), representatives from Galleria Continua and the Fondazione Ratti, former CSAV resident art
Greetings from Japan
As the rest of Archivorum Ark gathers in Belgium for the Archivorum Ark Two Study Days, I find myself reflecting on a different journey—one that took me to Japan.