Who Is the Art World For?
Art today often aims to shock rather than inspire. How did that change happen? This article by David Gelland was published at Palladium Magazine on April 20th, 2023. Become a PALLADIUM member today!
Art today often aims to shock rather than inspire. How did that change happen? This article by David Gelland was published at Palladium Magazine on April 20th, 2023. Become a PALLADIUM member today! You will receive our beautiful quarterly print edition and help support our non-profit publication. This February, I woke up one morning to a seemingly urgent text from an artist friend of mine. It was an RSVP link to an installation show with a persuasively enigmatic accompaniment: “Reserved a spot.
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