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In Coming of Age, a work by the British artist Matt Copson, a child is born, grows, eats and, fueled by an avid curiosity about the world, devours everything around him, until he becomes an incarnation of what surrounds him and what quickly transforms him, even before consuming him: that is, a world that is too big and appalling, incompatible with the innocence of his young age.
In the Fall Winter 24-25 issue which closes the fifteenth anniversary celebration of CURA., Coming of Age is a plural and multifaceted story of growth, discovery, affirmation, defeat and corruption, that recounts the ambiguities of the present time, the sense of loss of illusions, trapped in a reality in front of which one is both an adult and a child, corrupt and innocent, cynical and curious. A limbo between hope and reality places events in which we witness a whole that unfolds at once inside and outside of us. Propelled into such ambiguity—neither past nor future—we are overwhelmed by a flow of things and events, a changing and metamorphic landscape, which translates the upheavals of a new awareness and a new age.
With Matt Copson as Editor-at-Large and a special logo designed by Zak Kyes, CURA. 43 presents an incredible lineup of artists, works, editorial previews, new contributions and special commissions. The artist's cover (introduced by a text by Diana Campbell and a chorus of fictional characters orchestrated by Charlie Fox) is accompanied by two other covers that preview the brand-new films by acclaimed artist Camille Henrot (introduced by a conversation with Laura McLean-Ferris and a text by Margot Norton) and by Meriem Bennani, Orian Barki, John Michael Boling and Jason Coombs for Fondazione Prada (with a text by Lumi Tan and a conversation between Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani).
Ce numéro paraît sous trois couvertures différentes, distribuées aléatoirement.
Cura.magazine est une plate-forme pour l'art contemporain basée à Rome qui entend explorer, en toute indépendance et en marge des sentiers battus, la production artistique
actuelle sur les scènes émergentes, à travers diverses collaborations avec des artistes, des critiques et des commissaires du monde entier. La revue propose, trois fois par an, des articles monographiques, des entretiens, des contributions artistiques, des comptes-rendus d'expositions et de lectures, un agenda international, etc.
Cura. est également une structure éditoriale (Cura.books) qui publie une série de livres d'artistes (voir la rubrique correspondante dans la section éditeurs).
