OnCurating Issue 53: Situated Knowledges in Art and Curating

In this thoughtfully curated issue, readers are offered a deep exploration of the intersection between art and knowledge through various perspectives. Edited by Ronald Kolb and Dorothee Richter, the publication stands as a testament to the evolving ways in which curators and artists engage with the world around them, emphasizing the contextual factors that shape interpretations of art.

Contributors like Nadim Abbas, Judah Attille, and Noit Bana enrich the discourse by presenting diverse viewpoints that challenge traditional narratives. The collection invites readers to consider how situated knowledges inform artistic practices and curatorial strategies, ultimately fostering a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between art and its socio-political environments.