ArtReview - Summer 2022 (2024)

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ArtReview - Summer 2022? ›

ArtReview Summer's cover features a woman in a bright floral dress speaking into a phone, appearing concerned, perhaps addressing something urgent. Does it change the image to know that it depicts a younger version of Betsy DeVos, the conservative billionaire who served as Trump's education secretary?

Your review must include:

A description of the works of art that comprise the exhibition and an account of their layout within the exhibition space. An analysis of the thesis or central argument of the exhibition. What contribution did the curator(s) hope the exhibition would make?

Art exhibition reviews provide a description and critical analysis of an art exhibit. This helps visitors know what to expect from the exhibit and gives feedback to the artist.

Refers to a certain gallery aesthetic characterised by its square or oblong shape, white walls and a light source usually from the ceiling.

PHYSICAL QUALITIES: Material, colour, shape, texture, size, etc. FORM: The relationship of the different parts of this thing (use prepositional phrases such as inside, under, on top of, to the left of, etc.) CONTENT: Some works are clear in what they depict, represent, narrate, argue, convey etc.

Lesson Summary

The seven elements of art are line, shape, space, value, form, texture, and color.

Most editors specify a word count so that helps in formulating a structure. Reviews tend not to be more than 300 –700 words long. If I am writing a 300 word review, the first 100 words would introduce the artist, the work and establish a context.

Like other kinds of reviews, exhibition reviews are designed to help readers understand the value or importance of a particular exhibition according to specific criteria that the reviewer uses to evaluate it. Some readers will use this information to determine whether to attend an exhibition.

These methods include feedback surveys, interviews, observations, participant feedback and ethnographic field notes. The focus of the evaluation is to explore the impact of the exhibition on a range of different audiences including children and young people, general visitors and targeted outreach groups.

Great space. Free entry. Have seen several exhibitions here all well curated. Most recent is Anthony Gormley.

Who started White Cube Gallery? ›

Established in London in 1993 by founder Jay Jopling, the first decade of the gallery's wide-ranging programme was unique in the fact that no artist was ever shown more than once.

The white cube was a transitional device that attempted to bleach out the past and at the same time control the future by appealing to supposedly transcendental modes of presence and power. But the problem with transcendental principles is that by definition they speak of another world, not this one.

Its purpose is to help the critic or others understand the value of a work of art. Art criticism is inevitably subjective since it involves the art critic's own interpretation, but it also draws on shared principles in the form of history or aesthetics, or a theory.