Curator

Curator Journal explores the creative processes of amazing artists and designers. How do they gather inspiration and references, how does visual thinking take place behind the scenes of the finished projects?

F for Fake is the last film by Orson Welles, released in 1974. It depicts and assembles the career of a forger. It explores the notion of truth,

David Hockney started experimenting with polaroids in the early 80’s. This work followed a proposal from Paris’ Centre Pompidou for a photographic show. It developed as an exploration of cubism and the representation of three-dimensional objects in two dimensions.

Art historian Aby Warburg’s Mnemosyne Atlas from 1927-29 is a picture atlas composed of black cloth covered panels presenting around a thousand pictures: mostly photographs, but also drawings,

Franz Erhard Walther produces sculptures, paintings and performances. His art is minimalist and conceptual. Since the 50s he has been questioning the idea of art made to hang on walls.

– From the Board view, tap the board you want to present

– You can tap on any cell you want to present first;

Gerhard Richter’s Atlas is a collection of photographs, newspaper cuttings, and sketches. Richter has been assembling them since the mid 1960s. He selects and arranges visual elements on loose sheets of paper.