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Newspaper Article
The death of art criticism and the rise of the art fair
2015
Overview
The numbers, though, are just a small part of the equation. can be attributed not only to the popularity of the public spectacle as preferred experience, but also to the limitations of art criticism itself, its reach and the expansion of this thing called networking. [...]the art fair seeks to replace the curator with someone better, the ultimate salesman. Because of the drive for sales, most art critics have no place in art fairs because they do not buy art at all.
Publisher
Business Mirror
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