Things Worth Remembering 2010 Memory rarely behaves the way we expect. Often, it is the things that at first seem incidental that take on greater significance over time, while those that initially seem impressive can fade to the margins. PressedView More >
Over the past year, the editors of ART iT have traveled the length and breadth of Japan and visited international cities ranging from Bangkok, Beijing, Busan, Gwangju, Seoul and Shanghai to Berlin, Brussels, London, Los Angeles, New York, Paris andView More >
Jinsang Yoo is an independent critic based in Seoul. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Kim Beom Objects Being Taught They are Nothing but Tools Kim Beom is among the most significant contemporary artists in Korea rightView More >
Based between Tokyo and Rotterdam, Kayoko Ota is a curator with AMO, the think tank counterpart to Office for Metropolitan Architecture. What follows are her “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Rotor, ‘Usus/usures: Etat des lieux – How things stand’ TheView More >
An association of seven emerging galleries, New Tokyo Contemporaries was established in 2008 to create a new context for contemporary art in Tokyo, and organizes annual exhibitions and panel discussions drawing upon the unique perspectives of its members. With theView More >
Fumio Nanjo is Director of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: 8th Gwangju Biennale, ‘10,000 Lives’ Carl Andre and Gu Dexin With an extremely lucid theme and a deliberate but broadView More >
Hu Fang is a fiction writer and co-founder of Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou, as well as The Pavilion/the shop, Beijing. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010, Every Day Except Christmas: January: Miracles that slip through the cracksView More >
Doryun Chong is Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. What follows are his “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Sites Lee Ufan Museum, Naoshima In 2010, I was lucky to see two remarkableView More >
To make this list I’m bypassing most art exhibitions, because I didn’t experience 2010 as particularly memorable in terms of purely visual art experiences. However, the year was quite aesthetically memorable for collaborations between visual artists and those working inView More >
Judy Annear is Senior Curator of Photography at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. What follows are her “Things Worth Remembering” for 2010: Yasumasa Morimura, “A Requiem: Art on Top of the Battlefield” Unexpected Visitors Morimura’s exhibition examiningView More >