Compiled for the first time here, essays by American critic,
artist, gallerist and dealer John Kelsey convey some of the most
poignant challenges in the art world and in the many social roles
it creates. "When the critic chooses to become a smuggler, a hack,
a cook, or an artist," Kelsey said, "it's maybe because criticism
as such remains tied to an outmoded social relation." Kelsey's
"rich texts" play the double role of explaining the art world and
actively participating in it; they close the distance between the
work of art and how we talk about it. These playful, elegant
writings - many originally published in Artforum - embody a
timelessness that strikes at the core of the contemporary art
world. The newest edition from the terrific Institut fur
Kunstkritik series.
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