The Fabric of Time. A conversation with Eric N. Mack
Kiko Kostadinov: I was thinking about Prada. When I had the privilege to interview Olivier Rizzo almost seven years ago,…
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Seaworthy: Ransacking and Looting SoHo >> Marseilles. A Conversation with Hannah Black.
How do we swim in the same direction? Free will is conceivable when humans are liberated from determination and can…
Farah Al Qasimi: Assortment of Truths
I first stumbled upon Farah Al Qasimi’s work on Instagram. I’m not one to invoke my “identity” as a rationale…
Rineke Dijkstra: Face-à-Face: Portraiture, Faciality, and Mirroring
Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra’s recent three-channel video installation Night Watching (2019) offers one of the most entertaining and compelling examples…
Rhea Dillon: Viewing Altered Grounds
Rhea Dillon is an artist whose work spans video, painting, sculpture, writing, live performance, and even olfaction. I first met…
WangShui: Between Worlds
What does it mean to live comfortably between worlds? Adaptation does not always guarantee success. Think of recalibrating any timeworn…
Parabolical Apocalypses. A conversation with Precious Okoyomon
Precious Okoyomon breathes new life into their installation topographies with the solo exhibition “the sun eats her children” at Sant’Andrea…
Nikita Gale: The Psychology of Ruins
The trouble with theory in the encounter of art is a serious one. Exegesis has in many cases taken up…
Issy Wood: Blue of Noon
Diary entry from a lion in the back of a wardrobe, May 10, 2023: It’s been a long day, entre-nous.…
A Way to Move Through It. A Conversation with Ligia Lewis
Ligia Lewis is a choreographer, performer, and director whose work is characterized by an eclectic, often dissonant fusion of elements.…
A Nostalgia Queen. A Conversation with Richard Kennedy
It was the last day of March, and I chose the corner with the sage-green marble tables and white sofas…
General Idea: Cultural Criminals. A Conversation with AA Bronson
“We were cultural criminals, media parasites,” writes AA Bronson in the preface to the catalogue accompanying the traveling retrospective of…
Ventura Profana: Ventures Across Time
What seems to propel Western history is an insatiable drive for transformation, construction, destruction, plunder, and conquest — strategies of…
Show Them, Tell Them, Don’t Explain. A Conversation with Sara Sadik
Marseille-based video and performance artist Sara Sadik is best known for her emblematic work on the Maghrebi diaspora in France.…
Pol Taburet: In Love, In Life, In Violence: The Art and Process of Unbecoming
Sometimes people are simply cool. You know what I mean: when you meet someone, only to be struck by a…
Isa Genzken: Tactical Slippage
Although a single word could never encapsulate the boundless range of Isa Genzken’s artistic production, one that comes close is…