Shaping Criticism in Times of Disaster

Where do you stand on time? This is the ultimate modern question, the question of contemporaneity, of what is contemporary and what this might require in terms of thought and attitude. Art and artists cannot evade this question. Ever since the Romantic era, they have acted as spearheads, constantly on the lookout for signs emitted by the present. Art criticism is part of the same momentum, endeavouring to map the minds, hands and bodies of an era. However, just like intransitive critique, its

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