New Models

Unlocked | Bonn Afterhours w/ Joshua Citarella & Dena Yago

Dec 10, 2022

52:00

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Episode guests

Dena Yago

Joshua Citarella

Highlights

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Episode notes

The Future of Critique in a Cultural Context

01:20

The Importance of a Bedroom Brand

01:20

Introduction

3min

The Value of Art Institutions

3min

The Importance of Art Criticism

4min

The Legacy Plus of Transport Casters

2min

The Role of Museums in Capturing Memes

1min

The Importance of Recognizing Cultural Consumption

5min

The Desperation of the Museum

2min

The Importance of the Museum

2min

How to Superglue Yourself to a Celebrity

3min

10.

How to Reach an Audience With Social Media

2min

11.

The Importance of Social Media in Arts Institutions

2min

12.

The Importance of Cultural Engagement and Relevance

5min

13.

The Problem With Judging Things Just on Metrics and Popularity

2min

14.

The Impossibility of Trying to Succeed

5min

15.

The Importance of Institutions in Archiving Art

2min

16.

Diss and K-Hole: A Pivot Point

2min

17.

The Dematerialization of Art

4min

18.

The Disruption of New Models

3min

First released: 10 Dec 2022 | To join New Models, you can find us via https://patreon.com/newmodels & https://newmodels.substack.com Recorded mid-“Future of Critique”-conference in the former West German capital of Bonn, this conversation with New York-based artist & consultant DENA YAGO (formerly K-HOLE) and artist JOSHUA CITARELLA real-talk-debriefs some of the structural models on which legacy criticism built its house. Topics include: the museum’s changing cultural status, the knock-on effects of “anti-gatekeeping” discourse, speculative near-future museum defense strategies, the alt paths of younger artists, and what publishing models stand a chance post-2022. For more: Dena Yago, “Content Industrial Complex,” e-flux #89 (2018) Tw: @khole_dena / IG: @denayags Joshua Citarella patreon.com/joshuacitarella Tw @JoshuaCitarella / IG: @JoshuaCitarella Bundeskunsthalle Bonn "Future of Critique" Congress, 18 Nov. 2022: “Memes vs. Museums” Panel: Joshua Citarella, Dena Yago, Cem A. (@freeze_magazine), mod. Gregor Quack // “Do You Know Where You Live” Keynote: Caroline Busta & Lil Internet