The Art World Fraud: Seductive or Sickening?
FRONTRUNNER's Editor-In-Chief, Shana Beth Mason, bemoans the art world fraudster, along with a surprising confession.
Category: EDITORIAL
FRONTRUNNER Editorial is a series of monthly columns where our section editors talk candidly about themselves, their areas of expertise, and their opinions concerning all things creative. Art, Music and Film are our primary categories, with featured op-eds from Shana Beth Mason (Editor-In-Chief), Csilla Tornallyay (Film Editor) and David Pinkerton (Music Editor).
AI and Music: Doom and Gloom?
FRONTRUNNER Music Editor David Pinkerton offers his thoughts on the state, and future, of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the music industry.
FRONTRUNNER Art Correspondent Mateo Ravelin: An Introduction
FRONTRUNNER introduces Mateo Ravelin: Art Editor, with a new monthly column to inform and engage readers on the goings-on about the contemporary art w…
FRONTRUNNER Music Editor David Pinkerton: An Introduction
FRONTRUNNER introduces David Pinkerton: Music Editor, who shares his background in music, and his thoughts on the ever-shifting music industry.
Graveyard Gawking and Art as Immortal Bodies
When we enter a museum, we - the audience - become graveyard gawkers.
FRONTRUNNER Film Editor Csilla Tornallyay: An Introduction
FRONTRUNNER Film Editor Csilla Tornallyay shares her thoughts, experiences and practical advice in navigating the film industry.
Seven Days In The Art World: One Fruitless Exercise
I couldn’t get past the introduction without my mouth pointing downwards and a lump swelling in my throat.
A Brush With L.A.
Like everything you’ve likely heard about L.A., everything and everyone seems surreal. As if they existed, but in some parallel dimension witnessed …
This One Time, at Art Basel Miami Beach…
Ah, Miami. A swirling, decadent, poser’s paradise: a hurricane of alcohol, VIP passes to who-knows-what, waiting outside a celebrity-sponsored dinne…
Finding My Mentor
My first mentor in the art world began simply as a name. A name uttered by one, repeated by many, heard while I was pursuing my Master’s degree in L…