On-Curating (Issue 27): Ephemera: Invitation Cards, Press Releases, Inserts and Other Forms of Artistic (Self-)Marketing

In this compelling exploration of artistic ephemera, a diverse group of contributors delves into a world often overlooked yet rich in significance. With a focus on invitation cards, press releases, and various other forms of self-marketing, the authors shed light on how these seemingly mundane objects can profoundly impact the art world. Each piece showcases the delicate interplay between art and communication, revealing the ways in which artists navigate the complexities of public perception and audience engagement.

The essays within this issue invite readers to reconsider the role of ephemera in the broader context of artistic practice. Through thoughtful analysis and personal reflections, the contributors offer insights into the subtleties of intention behind these artifacts. As they traverse the boundaries of marketing and artistry, they create an engaging discourse that emphasizes the importance of these often ephemeral objects in shaping contemporary art narratives.