Late-night Notes from an Artworld Parent
On one little blue box, a fully booked calendar, and the specific guilt that likes to dress itself up as professionalism. (Writen on the night of July 9, 2026) The pajamas are near the ...
On the Purpose of Art
There is an old story — old enough that Pliny the Elder recorded it in the first century AD. A young shepherd and a milkmaid fall in love. The problem is practical: he has to ...
The Curator as Alchemist: Why Exhibition-Making Is the Ultimate Transformation
Or: What medieval mystics understood about art that most people still miss Here's a question that might sound ridiculous at first: What do a 14th-century alchemist hunched over bubbling beakers and a contemporary curator ...
art & therapy
What happens when art stops being a museum exhibit and becomes a tool for understanding yourself? The art& project was born from the conviction that art can be much more than a beautiful object on ...
What’s the Right Price? Valuing Creativity in Today’s World
Why the art world's obsession with pricing formulas misses the point entirely I recently sat through yet another webinar promising to reveal "the secret formula" for pricing artwork. Width × height × experience factor ...
The Digital Revolution in Arts and Cultural Institutions: Bridging Past and Future
In today's ever-changing digital landscape, museums, galleries, and other cultural institutions face the challenge of keeping pace with technological evolution. As custodians of our shared heritage and champions of artistic expression, these organizations must ...