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AGC Weekly Radar · September 9, 2026
This week, three developments in Seoul, New York and London point toward a shared question in contemporary art: where does meaning actually reside? In the material itself, in the passage of time, or in the context in which an artwork is encountered?
AGC Weekly Radar · August 3, 2026
Five developments shaping the contemporary art season: Ana Mendieta at Tate Modern, London's August galleries, Art Basel 2026, Copenhagen's fairs and Seoul.
AGC Weekly Radar · July 24, 2026
Contemporary art is increasingly moving beyond the idea of the artwork as an isolated object. In this edition of AGC Art Radar, we examine three exhibitions that offer particularly relevant perspectives for artists and contemporary creative practices today.
Curatorial note · July 19, 2026
A coherent art series is often mistaken for a group of works that look alike. The real question is not whether the works match, but whether they belong together.
AGC Weekly Radar · July 19, 2026
Contemporary art does not evolve only through new images or new materials. It also changes through the spaces, narratives and relationships that artists construct around their work.
editorial note · July 11, 2026
A work may be imperfect and still be complete. To stop at the right moment is not to abandon the work — it is to recognise when it has begun to exist without you.
editorial note · July 8, 2026
Every artist knows this moment. You see something clearly in your mind — a feeling, an image, a certain atmosphere — and then your hand begins to work… and somehow the result feels far away from what you imagined.
editorial note · July 5, 2026
There is always a reason not to begin. Not enough time, not the right idea, not the right conditions, not the right version of yourself yet. The list is usually convincing enough to postpone everything for another day. But most work doesn't start in good conditions anyway.
editorial note · July 5, 2026
Not every piece of work is meant to circulate in the same way. Some works become public, some remain private, some exist only as steps between other steps. This is not hierarchy. It is rhythm.
editorial note · July 5, 2026
At the base of any artistic practice there is a very simple condition: a hand, a surface, and no instruction that fully controls the outcome. Everything else comes later — context, audience, framing, validation.
editorial note · July 5, 2026
There is a strange pause many artists fall into before sending work anywhere. Waiting for the “right moment”, the “final version”, the version that finally feels complete enough to be seen. It rarely arrives in the way we imagine.
editorial note · June 20, 2026
There is a strange moment that happens in front of certain artworks. You do not yet understand what you are seeing. And yet, you stop.
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