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Documenta Names Selection Committee for 2027 Artistic Director – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Documenta Names Selection Committee for 2027 Artistic Director – ARTnews.com

Documenta has named the six people who will lead the search for the 2027 edition's artistic director.

Banning pro-Palestine films slammed 'racist drift in a pernicious structure of censorship' - Vimarsana News

Banning pro-Palestine films slammed 'racist drift in a pernicious structure of censorship'

Directors and artists have condemned the decision to suppress the viewing of pro-Palestine films during Documenta 15, a contemporary art exhibition held in Kassel, Germany. The festival, which runs th...

Disparities in Social Development in Maharashtra : A District-level Analysis - Vimarsana News

Disparities in Social Development in Maharashtra : A District-level Analysis

This paper is based on the author’s MPhil thesis that was submitted to the Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, Mumbai under the supervision of M H Suryanarayana.

Source: epw.in
″We apologize″: artist collective Taring Padi regrets documenta ″mistake″ | Arts | DW - Vimarsana News

″We apologize″: artist collective Taring Padi regrets documenta ″mistake″ | Arts | DW

Following the scandal over an antisemitic artwork at documenta fifteen in Kassel, the curatorial team has now been joined by the artist collective Taring Padi in apologizing.

Source: dw.com
Documenta curators apologize for ′betrayal and shock′ | Arts | DW - Vimarsana News

Documenta curators apologize for ′betrayal and shock′ | Arts | DW

After a mural with antisemitic depictions was removed from the documenta art show, the Indonesian curators regret reviving 'the trauma of the past.'

Source: dw.com