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As every month, Sybaris’ editorial team selected five outstandings book related with art history, art theory, artists books, etc., to keep an eye on. Here is the selection for April.
Writing and drawing are powerful tools to turn the overshadowed into visible narratives. What makes history a story is the impact of the written and the imagery to built a social imaginary. But how many stories has been not only unwritten but obliterated?
Feliza Bursztyn: Welding Madness is the artist’s first comprehensive retrospective to be mounted outside of Colombia. The exhibition presents sculptures and two-dimensional works from each stage of the artist’s development, showcasing the depth and breadth of Bursztyn’s tragically brief and brilliant career.
We select five new art books that we consider relevant and interesting regardin to their contribution to the study of art from diferent perspectives.
Dada is undoubtley one of the most important art movements of the 20th Century. Its power and importance has been historically attributed to characters such as Marcel Duchamp, Jean Arp or Man Ray. However, art history has forgot the key role some women artists played on this movement and the influence of their work on subsequent movements. The MoMA is currently displaying a major exhibition of one of the artists whose artistic practice was so innovative that transitioned from Dadaism to Abstractionism.
Podcasts are not a trend not even a new social network to talk about. However, since the confinement for the Covid-19 pandemic, some art platforms around the world-from museums to art magazines- take advantage of the possibilities to online broadcast for making connections with their audiences even on the distance. Here are 5 podcasts-both in English and Spanish- to hear online while you are working, studying or just passing your time.
