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FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE & TEXTE ZUR KUNST

FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE & TEXTE ZUR KUNST

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 FAIR ENOUGH is a podcast series by ART COLOGNE in collaboration with TEXTE ZUR KUNST. Presented by Micaela Dixon, FAIR ENOUGH brings together artists, curators, writers and thinkers to reflect on how art and art institutions respond to the urgencies of our times. This season, marking the 35th anniversary of TEXTE ZUR KUNST, we’re taking up the journal’s motto for the year: there is no art without criticism. Each episode draws on previous issues of the magazine by re-examining its various sections and reconsidering how these issues continue to influence culture, politics, and the landscape today. Your deep dive into the Global Art World - thoughtful and always ready to play. ART COLOGNE is the world's first and one of the most important fairs for modern and contemporary art. Every year, renowned galleries, artists, collectors and art lovers meet in Cologne to discover high-calibre paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations and digital artworks. As an international art fair, ART COLOGNE sets standards in the art market and offers a unique platform for dialogue between artists and investors. Visit ART COLOGNE and experience high-quality works of art, exciting special exhibitions and exclusive vernissages in an inspiring atmosphere. TEXTE ZUR KUNST stands for controversial discussions and contributions by internationally leading writers on contemporary art and culture. Alongside ground-breaking essays, the quarterly magazine – which was founded in Cologne in 1990 by Stefan Germer (†) and Isabelle Graw and has been published, since 2000, in Berlin – offers interviews, roundtable discussions, and comprehensive reviews on art, film, music, the market, fashion, art history, theory, and cultural politics. Since 2006, the journal's entire main section has been published in both German and English. Additionally, each issue features exclusive editions by internationally renowned artists, who generously support the magazine by producing a unique series.Art Cologne
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  • FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE + TEXTE ZUR KUNST #2

    FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE + TEXTE ZUR KUNST #2
    Oct 28 2025
    FAIR ENOUGH is a podcast series by ART COLOGNE in collaboration with the journal TEXTE ZUR KUNST. Presented by Micaela Dixon, FAIR ENOUGH brings together artists, curators, writers, and thinkers to reflect on how art and its institutions are responding to the urgencies of our present moment. This season marks the 35th anniversary of TEXTE ZUR KUNST. Here, the journal's motto for the year is taken up, there is no art without criticism. Each episode returns to a past issue of the journal to revisit the debates it sparked and to consider how those questions continue to shape the cultural and political landscape today. What makes a bad review — and why do we need them? In this episode of FAIR ENOUGH, together with Anna Sinofzik (senior editor at Texte zur Kunst), host Micaela Dixon dives into the complex world of art criticism. Together with her guests, she explores the cultural role of negative reviews: when they’re justified, when they miss the mark, and what they reveal about power, taste, and accountability in today’s art world. Joining the conversation are: Maurin Dietrich • Director, Kunstverein München Tim Griffin • Curator & writer Aleksandra Mir • Artist & thinker John Miller • Artist, writer & educator Criticism is an art form in itself — one that balances sharp insight with vulnerability and responsibility. How does the tone of critique shape the reputation of artists, institutions, and fairs? And what happens when criticism itself becomes a form of performance? Expect honesty, humour, and a few uncomfortable truths about the art world’s love-hate relationship with critique. FAIR ENOUGH is a podcast by ART COLOGNE & TEXTE ZUR KUNST, exploring how art and institutions respond to the urgencies of our times. Season 1 takes up TEXTE ZUR KUNST’s 35th anniversary motto: There Is No Art Without Criticism.
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    1 Std. und 14 Min.
  • FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE & TEXTE ZUR KUNST #1

    FAIR ENOUGH by ART COLOGNE & TEXTE ZUR KUNST #1
    Oct 16 2025
    FAIR ENOUGH is a podcast series by ART COLOGNE in collaboration with the journal TEXTE ZUR KUNST. Presented by Micaela Dixon, FAIR ENOUGH brings together artists, curators, writers, and thinkers to reflect on how art and its institutions are responding to the urgencies of our present moment. This season marks the 35th anniversary of TEXTE ZUR KUNST. Here, the journal's motto for the year is taken up, there is no art without criticism. Each episode returns to a past issue of the journal to revisit the debates it sparked and to consider how those questions continue to shape the cultural and political landscape today. In this episode, Michaela Dixon is joined by Professor Anna Kornbluh, who teaches English at the University of Illinois in Chicago. Broadly speaking, Kornbluh's research engages cultural production, including the novel, film, TV, art, and architecture, through and alongside Marxism, psychoanalysis, formalism, and literary theory. In 2025, she was ranked number nine on the Art Review Power 100 list. Her recent essays have explored topics such as infrastructure cinema, the death drive, solidarity, and feminist abstraction. She is the author of Immediacy or the Style of Too Late Capitalism, published by Verso Books in 2024. Currently, Kornbluh is working on two forthcoming books. The first, Climate Counter-Aesthetics, argues for forms that can test prevailing ecological artworks and counter eco-critical paradigms. And the second, Good Enough Art, offers a theory of mid-aesthetics in the context of disappearing middle-class economics, a topic discussed in this episode.
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    1 Std. und 9 Min.
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