David Balzer, Stefan Hancherow, Elena Soboleva and Thrush Holmes discuss the increasing prominence of a curatorial sensibility in the art market at Canadian Art's Art Toronto panel.
Art fairs used to be environments thought anathema to curators. Now, a “curatorial” sensibility is present at art fairs across the world.
In an October 25 panel discussion at Art Toronto, Canadian Art associate editor David Balzer, author of Curationism: How Curating Took Over the Art World and Everything Else, spoke with a group of experts about the benefits and challenges of working in a millennial art market—where curating is now often synonymous with value.
Panellists include artist Thrush Holmes, curator and collector Stefan Hancherow, and writer and Artsy specialist Elena Soboleva.
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This panel was also part of Canadian Art‘s 30th anniversary celebrations.
