An interview with artist and lecturer Ives Maes, published in e-flux, provides insight into his work at KASK in Ghent and his unique approach to photography and architecture within his seminar "Architecture of Photography." Maes discusses his background as a researcher and educator, the influence of historical architectural displays on his art, and how he shares this knowledge with his students. He emphasizes the importance of awareness regarding the history and political implications of presentation methods. He also mentions how the Belgian education system contributes to a diverse and accessible artistic education.
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e-flux is a platform that provides a space for contemporary art and critical discourse. Founded in 1998, it offers a range of services including a magazine, an online publishing platform, and a distribution service for art-related information and events. The e-flux magazine features essays, interviews, and reviews that explore various aspects of contemporary art, culture, and politics. It aims to connect artists, curators, and audiences, fostering a dialogue about current trends and issues in the art world. The platform is known for its critical perspective and commitment to exploring new ideas and practices in contemporary art.