EDITORIAL
Why questions of form are no side issue
Arguing about chairs, graphics and furniture does not necessarily mean missing the point. A case for precision of form.
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Previews, reviews, profiles and essays from the editors.
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The Freedom of Uncertainty
Art should take risks. It does not follow that its creators must live without security. This week’s articles lead us to a distinction that matters for cultural policy: between the risk a work takes and the risk involved in creating it.
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Why the new needs repetition
Repetition need not mean retreating into the familiar. It can give the new the very chance it needs to become more than an announcement.
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On Art, Thought and the Future of the Digital
Bernd Bartolome works at the intersections of art, philosophy and artificial intelligence. His work combines artistic research with new forms of knowledge, communication and publishing.
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Accessible, but not ownerless
Preserving culture, making it accessible, opening it up digitally: all this sounds self-evidently good. But this week’s articles also show why access must not be confused with unrestricted availability.
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Against the finished story
Not every gap needs to be filled. On a culture that looks closely without defining people and history once and for all.
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Museums need more than free admission
Free admission helps. But socially inclusive cultural policy must also consider time, travel and the feeling of being welcome in a museum.
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Cultural participation needs influence
Art depicts people; institutions invite them in. But who sets the rules? A case for participation that goes beyond visibility.
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