By Selene Wendt
Storytelling and narration have played a significant role in contemporary art for quite some time, materializing as a trend that has developed alongside the increasing popularity of documentary practices in art. Storytelling seems to be capturing everyone’s attention as an ever-increasing number of exhibitions feature strongly narrative work. Whether historically, politically [...]
When a Painting Moves… Something Must be Rotten! Edited by Selene Wendt and Paco Barragán. Edizione Charta, Milano and The Stenersen Museum, Oslo, 2011. 76 pages. ISBN 9788881588169.
By Irina Leyva-Pérez
Artists have always crossed the boundaries and pushed the limits by proposing new approaches to art. This attitude has become an intrinsic part of [...]
Selene Wendt is an art historian, curator, and writer who works as director of The Stenersen Museum in Oslo, Norway. She has curated numerous international exhibitions, including: “Shirin Neshat, Beyond Orientalism;” “Liza Lou, Leaves of Glass;” “Ghada Amer, Reading Between the Threads;” “Art Through the Eye of the Needle;” and “Equatorial Rhythms,” which [...]
