Issue No. 140 / December 2025 "System Change: Art Market and Criticism"
Table of contents
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- 4 PREFACE
- 38 IN WEAKNESS THERE IS STRENGTH / Eight Theses on the Condition of Art Criticism in a Changed Economy
- 58 POST-PARTY DEPRESSION / A Roundtable Discussion on the Dynamics of the Art Market with Dirk Boll, Marc Glimcher, Nicole Hackert, and Anne Helmreich, moderated by Natasha Degen
- 78 THROUGH FOUL AND FAIRS / Tom McDonough on an Art Market in Crisis Mode and Models of Co-Opetition
- 90 BEYOND CONTENT: MEMES, MEDIA LITERACY, AND THE FUTURE OF ART CRITICISM / A Discussion Between Cem A., Caroline Busta, and Brigitte Weingart
- 110 AUTUMN LANDSCAPES: ARTISTS AND MARKETS IN THE LONG VIEW
- 124 PERMANENT SELF-REPRESENTATION / Anna Sinofzik in Conversation with Henrike Naumann
- 138 SUPPLY, DEMAND, REPEAT / Todd Levin on the Dynamics of the Art Market
- 146 PROMPT L’ŒIL: THE PROMISES AND DECEPTIONS OF (DE)GENERATIVE INTELLIGENCE / An Email Exchange Between Paul Feigelfeld and David Joselit
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Bildstrecke
- 163 USER 41-46 / By Kristina Nagel
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Reviews
- 170 AUS DER WELT IN DIE WELT / Christina Irrgang über „Netzwerk Paris. Abstraction-Création 1931–1937“, Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck, Remagen
- 175 THE MESSENGER IS THE MEDIUM / Pamela M. Lee on Jack Whitten at the Museum of Modern Art, New York
- 179 KOEXISTENZ DER WIDERSPRÜCHE / Beate Söntgen über Irma Stern im Brücke-Museum, Berlin
- 184 DARK MIRROR / Sasha Rossman on Vija Celmins at Fondation Beyeler, Basel
- 189 „THE SKY BROUGHT DOWN“ / Ramona Heinlein über Nancy Holt bei Sprüth Magers, New York
- 194 “PURPLE HALOS” / Elliot Gibbons on “Vivono: Arte e affetti, HIV-AIDS in Italia, 1982–1996” at Centro Pecci, Prato
- 199 FARBSCHLUCHTEN / Anna Kipke über Katharina Grosse in den Deichtorhallen Hamburg
- 203 OF MUS AND MEN / Diedrich Diederichsen über „Global Fascisms“ im Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
- 208 FAILED TO TRANSMIT / Marcelo Rezende on Lygia Clark at the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin
- 214 INS JENSEITS TELEGRAPHIEREN / Astrid Mania über „Verborgene Moderne. Faszination des Okkulten um 1900“ im Leopold Museum, Wien
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Obituaries
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Jubiläumsedition