Where is Art Today?

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This is an online journal to document my exploration into the current state of art in the world. Investigating the conversations, critiques, and creators of today’s cultural and creative core.

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Current Conversations: Artist Douglas Diaz

During Diaz’s exhibition GRIEF, at the East Hawaii Cultural Center (December 2021- January 2022), we discuss his current work, and how social media has influenced his projects and how he connects with collectors.

Article Coming Soon: Anish Kapoor and Cancel Culture

An analysis of Kapoor’s exhibition at Modern Art Oxford (October 2021- February 2022), and the notice of negative responses when mentioning his name in conversation. Should an artists reputation be separated from their work?

Article Coming Soon: Tate Modern VS Tate Britian

Who reigns supreme? A critique and ethnographic review of the two Tate museums in London, UK. Is the experience all that different?

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Musée Rodin today in Paris. Beautiful weather for sitting outside at the garden and cafe. 💚 Only on display a little while longer is Anish Kapoor at Modern Art Oxford. Moody coloured glass skylights? Yes please. Tate Britain has our hearts. A must see in London. Archives are not like museums, but they are an important source for understanding the state of the world that certain artists have lived through or reflect heavily on. George Condo: Ideals of the Unfound Truth exhibit at Hauser & Wirth Gallery in London. An installation scene of The Underground Museum in LA. An interactive display inviting conversations about the cultural community space established in 2012, recreated for the Noah Davis exhibit in London. Embodying Carol Duncan's theory the museum as ritual today on a Sunday morning at the tmTate Modern in London.

About Me

Hi, I am Denice Celley. I am an amateur art historian, artist, art critic, and journalist. I created this platform to host my research interests, interviews, and to document my journey. Read more

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