Between November 15, 2019 and February 16, 2020, National Gallery Prague shows the works of Jitka Hanzlova, as part of the exhibition entitled “Silences.” A Review Article by Pablo Markin. “Silences,”

The Venice Biennale is the world's most prestigious international art exhibition platform, where artists make contributions based on a curatorial theme in the framework of both group exhibitions and national

At the second floor of the three-levels Louis Vuitton store in Shanghai, one could see a stylish hammock as a center-piece exhibit on which lay a book in French describing traveling experience through

La façon dont Werner Sombart (1913: 2) connecte le luxe et le capitalisme attire l'attention sur les cours royales et papales de fin du Moyen Age et début de la Renaissance comme les lieux où la forme

Die Art, in der Werner Sombart (1913: 2) Luxus und Kapitalismus verbindet, lenkt die Aufmerksamkeit auf die königlichen und päpstlichen Höfe des späten Mittelalters und der frühen Renaissance als die Orte,

The manner in which Werner Sombart (1913: 2) connects luxury and capitalism draws attention to late-medieval and early Renaissance royal and papal courts as the locations where future developments that

Was ich über das Wesen des Luxus von meinem gestrigen Besuch der neuen Louis-Vuitton-Boutique in Shanghai Plaza 66 an der West Nanjing Road mitbekommen ist eine Mischung aus dem Reiz der Retro-Zubehör,

Ce que j'ai glané sur la nature du luxe à partir de ma visite hier à la nouvelle boutique Louis Vuitton à la Plaza 66 de Shanghai à la route Nanjing Ouest est un mélange de l'appel des accessoires rétro,

What I glean about the nature of luxury from my yesterday visit to the new Louis Vuitton store at Shanghai's Plaza 66 at the West Nanjing Road is a mixture of the appeal of the retro accessories, contemporary

Ce blog va présenter mes réflexions sur les travaux de Werner Sombart et les rapports avec ses discussions du capitalisme, le luxe et les villes. Je vais prendre pour une lecture attentive et prolongée

This blog will present my reflections on the work of Werner Sombart dealing with his discussions of capitalism, luxury and cities. I will take for a close and extended perusal a German edition of Sombart's

This blog will collect my research notes on texts that deal with social theory, modernity, and art. I will focus on spaces, objects and representations that deal with modernity. Additionally, I will attempt

The 58th edition of the Venice Biennale, which is the oldest international art exhibition, has opened to the public in May 2019. As part of this, a bevy of professional previewers from media outlets around

On September 17, 2019, the yearly DLD Tel Aviv Innovation Festival has kicked off with an opening that brought together delegates from around the world to an off-the-beach reception venue overlooking the

In a recent special issue of Open Archaeology edited by Barry Molloy, an interdisciplinary researcher with a doctoral degree from the University College Dublin School of Archaeology and extensive post-doctoral

Author: Beata Socha Published Online: 2017-10-22 URL: Serial crisis, growing resistance to subscription models as well as increasingly widespread and binding Open Access (OA) mandates have incentivized

Author: Pablo Markin Published Online: 2017-09-29 URL: As a latest Montreal-based initiative in neuroscience and the European “Horizon 2020” program show, despite efforts promoting it, Open Science continues

Published Online: 2017-09-20 URL: Though concerted university-level transitions to Open Access can raise competitiveness concerns, such as in Germany, ranking systems and downloading statistics indicate

Large publishers are assumed to stay the course on their business  strategies despite adverse effects of closed access models on the  scientific community.  A Blog Article Excerpt by Pablo

As a recent case study  shows, the introduction of OPR procedures can increase audience  interest in an online journal, such as via an open commentary or peer  evaluation interface, which