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Art and Politics On Thin Ice - Vimarsana News

Art and Politics On Thin Ice

Curated by Christian Viveros-Fauné, Portland biennial Converge 45 asks what art as global citizenship may be

Converge 45 Biennial: Social Forms: Art as Global Citizenship - Vimarsana News

Converge 45 Biennial: Social Forms: Art as Global Citizenship

For Social Forms: Art as Global Citizenship, the third iteration of the Converge 45 Biennial, curator Christian Viveros-Fauné sought out art that engages with the pressing questions of its time and that might intervene, somehow, in a reimagining of Portland and other places. Many of the biennial artists seek to give a place form and direction, either as a witness to devastation and change or a conjurer of sometimes hopeful visions.

Why Are Portland Fall Arts Festivals So Unusual This Year? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Portland Fall Arts Festivals So Unusual This Year?

This year's arts events look very different—yet the city is slated for its biggest arts autumn ever. We dove in to untangle the chaos.

Where to Go and What to See at Portland's Converge 45 Biennial - Vimarsana News

Where to Go and What to See at Portland's Converge 45 Biennial

Your cheat sheet to the free citywide arts biennial, Social Forms: Art as Global Citizenship, with events across Portland.

Art Industry News: 10-Year-Old Art Star Whose Work Sells for a Quarter-Million Dollars Says 'Older People Just Don't Get It' + Other Stories - Vimarsana News

Art Industry News: 10-Year-Old Art Star Whose Work Sells for a Quarter-Million Dollars Says 'Older People Just Don't Get It' + Other Stories

Plus. the Carnegie International awards prizes to top participants, and Whitney Museum workers have a very cheeky Slack channel.

Source: artnet.com