OnCurating Issue 19: On Artistic and Curatorial Authorship

In this engaging issue, a spectrum of perspectives from notable artists and curators unfolds, exploring the dynamic relationships between creative expression and curatorial practice. Conversations delve into the nuances of authorship, examining how various voices contribute to the formation of artistic narratives. Through insightful dialogues, the contributors illuminate the role of curators as both facilitators and creators in the contemporary art landscape.

Essays within the collection further dissect the implications of artistic and curatorial authorship, inviting readers to reflect on the collaborative nature of art making. The texts challenge traditional notions of ownership and originality, emphasizing a collective approach that embraces diverse influences and interpretations.

Richter, Birchall, Simoncelli, and Biotop 3000 all contribute unique viewpoints, painting a comprehensive picture of the ever-evolving dialogue surrounding art and curation. This issue serves as a thought-provoking resource for those interested in the intricate connections between artists, their works, and the curators who present them.