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We live in a moment in which institutions, including those central to the art world, are facing a surge of public scrutiny. Propelled by social media, profound questions about how institutions operate - whether structurally, politically, or financially - have become an increasingly prominent part of public life and discourse in recent years. In this context, The Art of Critique revisits the artistic practice of institutional critique to ask what it means today, and to consider its ability to respond to the urgent social, political, and economic issues of our time. Taking works by Tracey Emin, Andrea Fraser, and Sarah Lucas in the collection of the Frans Hals Museum as a departure point, The Art of Critique uses a feminist approach to broaden and challenge traditional art historical definitions of institutional critique. These expanded forms of critique function as precursors to the practices of the contemporary artists presented as part of this project. Collectively, the contemporary works shed a new light on the legacy of institutional critique while addressing structural issues as wide-ranging as labor practices in the creative industry, city development, gender inequality, and the intertwined histories of capitalism and colonialism.

Art, Modern --- Artists --- kunstinstellingen --- musea --- kunsttheorie --- 7.039 --- 7.01 --- feminisme --- kunst --- conceptuele kunst --- kunst en maatschappij --- institutionele kritiek --- videokunst --- kunst en politiek --- twintigste eeuw --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- schilderkunst --- tekenkunst --- performances --- Angeletti Marie --- Buhlungu Simnikiwe --- Fujiwara Simon --- Lollia Hilaire Clémence --- Van Lieshout Erik --- Lloyd Corporation --- Mul Marlie --- Becket WMN --- Nogle D'Ette --- Okon Ima-Abasi --- Olayemi Ilupeju Monilola --- Schlingelhoff Bea --- Uribe Juan --- Öğüt Ahmet --- Frans Halsmuseum --- Frans Hals Museum --- Frans Hals Municipal Picture Gallery, Haarlem --- Frans Hals-Museum der Gemeente Haarlem --- Haarlem. --- Musée de la ville de Harlem --- Musée communal de Haarlem --- Art --- museology --- colonization --- social stratification --- capitalism --- feminism --- museums [buildings] --- art criticism --- dekolonisatie --- futurologie --- gender

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In light of the global aging crisis and concerns, this book sheds a light on images of old women through twelve varied representations from diverse cultures, spanning medieval to contemporary times, and provides a counter to the stereotypes.

Older women in art --- Aging in art --- Aged women in art --- Iconography --- old age --- women [female humans] --- 7.041 --- Iconografie ; de mens, portretten --- Vrouwelijke kunstenaars --- Vrouwen in de kunst ; oude vrouwen ; ouderdom ; seksualiteit en seksualisering --- archetypes ; heksen ; weduwen ; matriarchen ; misogynie --- Bourgeois, Louise 1911 - 2010(°Parijs, Frankrijk) --- Frans Hals 1581-1666 (° Antwerpen, B.) --- Leyster, Judith 1609-1666 (°Haarlem, Nederland) --- Lucia Moholy --- Nicolaes Maes --- Malleus Malificarum --- Tina Modotti --- Louise Nevelson --- Rembrandt van Rijn 1606-1669 (° Leiden, Nederland) --- Joan Semmel --- Tacuinum Sanitatis --- Miwa Yanagi --- iconography --- Older women in art. --- Aging in art.