Like the recent William Kentridge animated drawings at the Carnegie and Ann Hamilton's 'offerings' in the 1991 International. If it's good, moving, provocative that's what's important. Because of my experience as a woman in art, I see things in a different way than men do. I am more open to women and voices other than mainline ones. But the primary thing is quality.
Contemporary art is so much about change.
It's what keeps you alive in the art world. Think how Manet's 'Olympia' has held our interest since 1863 when it was painted. It obsesses people. It says something about Paris in the 1860s. And think of how we look at it today.