Andrew Berardini's guest appearances

Andrew Berardini

Frieze

Visual + Digital Arts - Lectures

Privacy is the New Celebrity

Matthew Higgs

James Meyer

Douglas Crimp

Michael Bracewell

Marina Abramović

Thelma Golden

Charles Atlas

Martin Roth

Chris Martin

Lawrence Abu Hamdan

Richard Wright

Shary Boyle

Ramez Naam

Ariana Reines

Elif Batuman

OwlTail

In this episode, Lucy Kind interviews Andrew Berardini, one of the leading art critics in Los Angeles. Andrew is a long-time contributor to Artforum and author of the book Danh Vo: Relics, as well as the forthcoming book Colors. He is also a curator with MobileCoin Art, an  initiative to support contemporary artists via activations such as the Private Practice Art Residency, MobileCoin Art Prize, and more. Lucy asks Andrew about the role privacy plays in the creation and consumption of art. Andrew and Lucy speculate about how technology is transforming the art world, and Andrew gives us a history lesson on how museums were created. Finally, Andrew encourages us to conceptualize privacy outside of technology, and contemplate how it impacts all aspects of our lives.

<p>In this episode, Lucy Kind interviews <a href="https://www.andrewberardini.com/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Andrew Berardini</a>, one of the leading art critics in Los Angeles. Andrew is a long-time contributor to <a href="https://www.artforum.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Artforum</a> and author of the book <a href="https://www.moussemagazine.it/shop/danh-vo-relics/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Danh Vo: Relics</a>, as well as the forthcoming book <a href="https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/colors-andrew-berardini/1139841236" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Colors</a>. He is also a curator with <a href="http://mobilecoin.art" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MobileCoin Art</a>, an  initiative to support contemporary artists via activations such as the Private Practice Art Residency, MobileCoin Art Prize, and more. Lucy asks Andrew about the role privacy plays in the creation and consumption of art. Andrew and Lucy speculate about how technology is transforming the art world, and Andrew gives us a history lesson on how museums were created. Finally, Andrew encourages us to conceptualize privacy outside of technology, and contemplate how it impacts all aspects of our lives.</p>

Andrew Berardini on the Role of Privacy in Shaping and Consuming Art in the Past, Present, and Future - Ep 19

Pierre Bismuth discusses his new feature 'Where is Rocky II?'

Pierre Bismuth with Andrew Berardini

Andrew Berardini is a writer based in Los Angeles. He worked as a curator for the Armory Center for the Arts (Pasadena) and LAXART (Los Angeles), and as editor at Semiotext(e) Press. He currently holds the position of editor for the European magazine Mousse and deputy editor for the online publication Artslant. Andrew’s articles and essays have been featured in: Frieze, Fillip, Artforum, X-TRA, Artnet, Paper Monument, Art Review, Rolling Stone, Public Fiction, Modern Painters, and he regularly contributes to LA Weekly. Curatorial endeavors include: Arte Sur - Collective Fictions (2013), Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Within The River of Time Is My Mind: Chris Johanson (2013), MOCA, Los Angeles; Hipnostasis: Raymond Pettibon &amp; Yoshua Okon (2009), Armoury Centre for the Arts, Pasadena; Public Fiction (2012) with Lauren Mackler, Artissima Lido Festival, Turin; as well as numerous group shows in San Francisco, LA, Vienna, and Milan. Books by Andrew include: Get In (2nd Cannons, Los Angeles, 2011); The Sisyphean Labour of Expanded Painting: The Work of Richard Jackson (The Rennie Collection, Vancouver, 2010); and a contribution to the 2012 Whitney Biennial catalogue. His research focuses on issues of permeability between imagination and reality. He is currently faculty at the Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles. Andrew Berardini is lead faculty for the Banff International Curatorial Institute residency – Critical Art Writing Ensemble.