With the new year, e-flux welcomes e-flux Criticism and e-flux Agenda into the fold and onto its homepage. The transformation of these two branches of our growing family, previously known collectively as art-agenda, reflects a desire to integrate the manifold activities of e-flux and to develop links between them.
e-flux Criticism, previously art-agenda editorial, will function as the home of reviews on e-flux. Since it began publishing art criticism in 2010, the publication has built an invaluable archive of nearly 1,500 art reviews and features by writers around the world.
As the space for independent cultural criticism comes under ever greater threat, this feels like an apt time to expand the scope, ambition, and frequency of its program. The number of texts published each month will increase, with coverage of exhibitions supplemented by more reviews of books, films, and other forms intersecting with the expanding field of contemporary art.
The move will bring greater visibility to the platform, position it more clearly within the broader constellation of e-flux, and place criticism at the heart of e-flux’s diverse engagements.