Nnena Kalu’s 2025 Turner Prize
Only if institutions move beyond symbolic validation—toward sustained collecting, rigorous criticism, and genuine integration—will this so-called “watershed moment” mark real change rather than a passing gesture.
By Andrew Hunt
On Curating the Art of the Learning-Disabled and Neurodiverse: A Manifesto
While works by these artists are slowly entering the mainstream, greater efforts must be made to create inclusivity around the critical and curatorial discourse that enlivens and secures the place of this art now and for posterity.
By Andrew Hunt
World Questions—For Contemporary Curatorial Education
What forms should curatorial studies take at a time of “intermission” for contemporary art and for “broader cultural and political realities” today—indeed, for “human history at this moment”?
By Terry Smith