Kritiikin anatomia (”The Anatomy of Critique”) is a series of articles, that ponder on the essence of critique, the role of a critic and writing – what does writing a critique actually take and what kind of anatomy does a good critique have?
Series consists of texts that reflect upon the current discussions of critique and also my own writing. In addition I interview different writers and artists. The emphasis in this series is on the possibilities of critique rather than its so called crisis. This time I interviewed critic, editor-in-charge of KUNST.EE and art historian Andreas Trossek.
Kritiikin anatomia (”The Anatomy of Critique”) is a series of articles, that ponder on the essence of critique, the role of a critic and writing – what does writing a critique actually take and what kind of anatomy does a good critique have?
Series consists of texts that reflect upon the current discussions of critique and also my own writing. In addition I interview different writers and artists. The emphasis in this series is on the possibilities of critique rather than its so called crisis. This time I interviewed critic, editor-in-charge of KUNST.EE and art historian Andreas Trossek.
Kritiikin anatomia (”The Anatomy of Critique”) is a series of articles, that ponder on the essence of critique, the role of a critic and writing – what does writing a critique actually take and what kind of anatomy does a good critique have?
Series consists of texts that reflect upon the current discussions of critique and also my own writing. In addition I interview different writers and artists. The emphasis in this series is on the possibilities of critique rather than its so called crisis. This time I interviewed critic, editor-in-charge of KUNST.EE and art historian Andreas Trossek.
Kritiikin anatomia (”The Anatomy of Critique”) is a series of articles, that ponder on the essence of critique, the role of a critic and writing – what does writing a critique actually take and what kind of anatomy does a good critique have?
Series consists of texts that reflect upon the current discussions of critique and also my own writing. In addition I interview different writers and artists. The emphasis in this series is on the possibilities of critique rather than its so called crisis. This time I interviewed critic, editor-in-charge of KUNST.EE and art historian Andreas Trossek.
