Being Made Otiosus: Cicero’s Caesar at the Venice Biennale

In the recent issue of Artforum, I just read an interview with Christine Macel, the curator of the 57th Venice Biennale, in which she described a key concept of the exhibition (called Viva Arte Viva): I’m very interested in the tension in the artist’s life between production and self-reflection, moments of otium, to use the … Continue reading Being Made Otiosus: Cicero’s Caesar at the Venice Biennale