An Open Air Gallery

In 2014 an ambitious and innovative project was born. Its target is to revitalise a wounded territory and to create Continue reading →

Curating Intangible Heritage – Popular Music in Museums The Case of Brazilian Museum Cais do Sertão

In 1993, a seminal research on popular music in museums stated that ‘although music is probably the most thriving and Continue reading →

Nephelococcygia: Curators and the now

This paper stems from an urge to question the role of the 21st century curator and her/his responsibility as the Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: May with Jose Dávila

Jose Dávila’s work addresses questions about the limits of instrumental values with the use of common materials to create sculptures, Continue reading →

Curator as Artist as Curator

“Things are slippery” The term “curator” has moved beyond any singular definition and now occupies a much broader sphere of Continue reading →

Miranda July’s ‘Somebody’™: Technology in One to One Performance

In August 2014 artist Miranda July unveiled ‘Somebody’, a new form of instant messaging. Instead of the sender’s message instantly Continue reading →

In conversation with…Charlotte Warne Thomas

“This is regeneration – I have to engage with that.” LIMITACTION is a collaborative art project, developed as a curatorial Continue reading →

Thoughts on Art, Artists and other Very Important Problems

After carefully scrolling through the comment section of different online art platforms, we selected few a comments, discarded many, and, Continue reading →