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Love the art, hate the artist? How a popular Chicago college class is reexamining Kanye West, Michael Jackson, Picasso and others in the era of cancel culture

Love the art, hate the artist? How a popular Chicago college class is reexamining Kanye West, Michael Jackson, Picasso and others in the era of cancel culture Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune © Jose M. Osorio/Chicago Tribune Sarah Miller, 19, gives a presentation on why she hates American author Charles Bukowski during Love The Art, Hate the Artist class at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2018. Eileen Favorite has heard the word “problematic” more than any person should have to hear any word repeated, again and again. She has heard it applied to the obvious and to the unexpected. She has heard people say “problematic” so often that when she says it herself, the word doesn’t come as casually as it does for her students. It’s become an event. It bold-faces. It goes ALL CAPS. Sometimes it sounds like a chuckle. Sometimes like a death sentence. Sometimes it has an eye-roll attached. Sometimes an indictment.

The jargon of identity | openDemocracy

Insofar as the criterion of 'authenticity' supplants that of truth, the “who” of the artist displaces the questions of the “what” and the “how” of the objectivity of the artwork

More London Art Exhibitions Spring 2021 – Paul Carey-Kent

/ Skarstedt’s fascinating new exhibition Painter / Sculptor brings together a sculpture and a painting by nine artists who says the gallery, ‘have mastered both painting and sculpture to formulate a unique artistic language’: Alberto Giacometti, Willem de Kooning, Martin Kippenberger (see his startling ambiguously-toned vision of himself as a persecuted heavy-drinking artist), Georg Baselitz, Eric Fischl, George Condo, Jeff Koons, Dana Schutz and KAWS. The highlight is a room in which Giacometti’s plaster of his brother, Diego, looks across to a painting of his mother; and de Kooning’s ‘Large Torso’ (one of only 22 bronzes he made) faces a late painting. Both were masters of both media, but there’s no doubt that the former was first and foremost a sculptor, the latter primarily a painter.

Christie's will offer Dana Schutz's 'The Fishermen (2021)' to benefit large-scale land conservation

Christie s will offer Dana Schutz s The Fishermen (2021) to benefit large-scale land conservation Dana Schutz, The Fishermen. Oil on canvas, 90 x 96 in. Painted in 2021. Estimate: $400,000-600,000. © Christie s Images Ltd 2021. NEW YORK, NY .- On May 11, Christie’s New York 21st Century Evening Sale will offer Dana Schutz, The Fishermen to benefit Art into Acres. Donated by the artist, the proceeds of the work will support the permanent conservation of 2.5 million acres of land. These Indigenous-led conservation projects sustain wildlife habitat and migration on landscapes with high levels of biodiversity. As a strategic climate donation, this painting will leverage a cumulative 300% in matching funds from partner organizations including Andes Amazon Fund, Global Wildlife Conservation and the Wyss Foundation. The funds support formal protection status at a national level. Conserving intact ecosystems is one of the leading ways to maintain the planet’s ability to capture atmo

Artmarket.com: Los resultados del primer trimestre siguen siendo tan buenos como antes de la crisis del Covid, pero Artprice identifica cinco cambios