Time Machine and Archive
“I don’t have any time machine, but I have an archive.” The words are spoken by Lydia van Vogt in…
Features
SEA STATE 1: inside/outside
The Vagrant
A Fresh Start in Space
Ben Vickers: Perhaps we could begin with a small overview of Russian cosmism as it relates to your recent work.…
Liquid States
Exit > Voice If 2011 with its uprisings, protests and riots was the year of #voice, 2015 might be…
Havana Under Water
For the 2012 Havana Biennial, Roberto Fabelo Hung erected a translucent screen alongside Havana’s Malecón seawall, superimposing ghostly, digital reproductions…
From "Unmanned Lander"
North by Southwest
Why show the land? The question came to me as I exited “The Idea of North,” the Hammer Museum’s exhibition…
The Gesture that Makes
the Mark
Contributive Farming The Old Field Farm rises on the northern slopes of the Catskills, in Greene County, New York, approximately…
Let’s Dance
On several occasions, Christodoulos Panayiotou organized a kind of marathon that had little to do with the Greek original but…
Ian Hamilton Finlay
For Ian Hamilton Finlay, not only is our contemporary world a secular, materialist and fallen one from which ideal meaning…
Simon Fujiwara
Martin Clark: Your work is very autobiographical. Can you talk about why you use your personal history so prominently in…
Glenn Ligon
and Adam Pendleton
A conversation Adam Pendleton: What are you reading these days Glenn? Glenn Ligon: I started reading fiction again after a long…
Robert Barry
Peter Eleey: When you talk about your work you put a lot of emphasis on the variability of the context…
Jules de Balincourt
During the summer of 1888 artist Paul Sérusier sojourned in Pont-Aven in Brittany, France, following the advice of artist Paul…
Terence Koh
For years now we have been witnessing a reformulation of social and political postulates that were created during the ’60s…