Category Archives: ODBK Blog

Documenting Street Art

By Alejandra Mantilla If an artist creates great artwork but there is no one around [...]

22
Nov
De-accessioning Art

[:en] By Alejandra Mantilla Recently, the art world has seen a controversy surrounding Baltimore Museum’s [...]

12
Nov
Felix Droese and the OMNIBUS FOR DIRECT DEMOCRACY

By Dominika Karc Joseph Beuys was clearly an outstanding art personality sacrificing himself for higher [...]

12
Nov
Artists fighting for democracy: Joseph Beuys

by Dominika Karc The battle for an art being “exclusive and for elites” vs “ [...]

25
Oct
On politics and art: Black Trustees Alliance

By Alejandra Mantilla The intersection between politics and art has long been a place of [...]

25
Oct
Democratization of art in the digital era

By Sami Dallali According to Jason Bailey, the art world is still mostly white, male [...]

25
Oct
11th Berlin Biennale, supports diversity and equality?

By Helena Majewska The motto of 11. Berlin biennale is: ‚the crack begins within’ – [...]

13
Oct
Art in the wake of Black Lives Matter

By Alejandra Mantilla In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests, art has not [...]

13
Oct
Don’t believe the cliche “democratize the art” of private companies

Today in the morning I found the article in the Gray Market written by Tim [...]

25
Sep
The importance of diversity in the art world

[:en] Author: Alejandra Mantilla Diversity in the art world is often showcased in a way [...]

09
Sep