Culture Digest /
02 Nov 2018
Culture Digest /
Weekend Reading List: As Brazil’s Far-Right Takes Power with Bolsonaro, What Should the Art World Do?
2 Nov 2018
The importance of art classes; Egon Schiele’s legacy and Hito Steyerl’s favourite films: what to read this weekend
Jair Bolsonaro, 2018. Courtesy: AFP/Getty Images; photograph: Carl De Souza
Jair Bolsonaro, 2018. Courtesy: AFP/Getty Images; photograph: Carl De Souza
- The victory of the far right’s Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil’s presidential elections dominated headlines worldwide this week. We look back at a 2017 feature, in which we asked artists, writers and curators to respond to censorship and an emboldened extreme right in the country. And Fernanda Brenner writes for us on what Bolsonaro’s win means for Brazil’s cultural institutions.
- The marginalization of arts subjects in UK schools is also having a damaging impact on science and medicine, we reported this week. Earlier this year, London-based arts and textiles teacher Andria Zafirakou, who was recently the recipient of the 2018 Global Teacher Prize, spoke to frieze about the crisis in arts education. We also revisit our survey from June in which leading artists discuss the dangers of marginalizing the arts in schools.
- This week marked 100 years since the death of Austrian painter Egon Schiele. We look back to Max L. Feldman’s piece on Schiele’s work, placing the turn-of-the-century painter in the more recent context of Vienna Actionism.
- The Italian contemporary art fair Artissima continues this weekend in Turin. Shows opened across the city, including Hito Steyerl’s solo exhibition at Castello di Rivoli. Here’s the German artist’s ‘Life in Film’, in which Steyerl discusses the movies that have influenced her practice. Elsewhere in the city, Petrit Halilaj’s show opened at Fondazione Merz: here’s Pablo Larios’s feature on the artist, from 2013.
Culture Digest /
Weekend Reading List
Culture Digest
Brazil
Jair Bolsonaro
Egon Schiele
Schools
Education
Culture Digest /
02 Nov 2018
Culture Digest /
Weekend Reading List: As Brazil’s Far-Right Takes Power with Bolsonaro, What Should the Art World Do?
2 Nov 2018
The importance of art classes; Egon Schiele’s legacy and Hito Steyerl’s favourite films: what to read this weekend
Jair Bolsonaro, 2018. Courtesy: AFP/Getty Images; photograph: Carl De Souza
Jair Bolsonaro, 2018. Courtesy: AFP/Getty Images; photograph: Carl De Souza
- 本周，巴西总统选举中极右派缪尔·布尔索纳罗的胜利成为全世界的头条新闻。我们回顾一下2017年的一个专题，其中我们要求艺术家、作家和策展人回应审查制度和国内大胆的极端右翼势力。
- 本周我们报道说，英国学校艺术科目的边缘化也对科学和医学产生了破坏性的影响。今年早些时候，最近获得2018年全球教师奖的伦敦艺术和纺织品教师Andria Zafirakou就艺术教育的危机发表了讲话。我们还将回顾6月份的调查结果，主要艺术家们讨论学校中边缘化艺术的危险。
- 本周是奥地利画家伊冈·希尔逝世100周年。我们回顾马克思·L·费尔德曼关于席尔作品的作品，将世纪之交的画家置于维也纳行动主义的最新语境中。
- 意大利当代艺术博览会本周末在都灵举行。全市都开演了演出，包括Hito Steyerl在卡斯特罗·迪里沃利城堡举办的个人展览。这是德国艺术家的《电影中的生活》，其中Steyerl讨论了影响她创作的电影。在城市的其他地方，Petrit Halilaj的展览在Fondazione Merz开幕：这是Pablo Larios关于艺术家的特写，从2013年开始。
Culture Digest /
Weekend Reading List
Culture Digest
Brazil
Jair Bolsonaro
Egon Schiele
Schools
Education
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