British Art Show 6
Photography by Nick David. Opening with an immaculate installation of restrained works by Claire Barclay, Enrico David and Tonico Lemos…
Photography by Nick David. Opening with an immaculate installation of restrained works by Claire Barclay, Enrico David and Tonico Lemos…
My Barbarian’s newest showcore rock opera is a tragicomedic farce offered in the tradition of classical Athenian plays performed at…
The following interview originally appeared in Flash Art International No. 161 (November-December 1991) and was conducted by Robert Nickas, an…
Last year I was brainstorming with Jeffrey Deitch about a possible exhibition at his gallery in New York. The show…
Last year, an overdue first survey exhibition of the work of Los Angeles-based artist Tim Hawkinson — co-organized by the…
Eve Sussman’s 89 Seconds at Alcazar premiered at the 2004 Whitney Biennial. The film is a restaging of Velasquez’ Las…
Mapping the visual arts landscape of the City of Angels is a wild ride into an entrepreneurial heaven. Because the…
Damián Ortega makes sculpture with different techniques and materials, and with a special interest in creating ‘new engineering’ for preexistent…
When, at the 1999 Venice Biennale, Katarzyna Kozyra received an honourable mention for her video installation Men’s Bathhouse, a work…
Fernando Renes built his ‘plateau’ under acres of sky with an unbroken flow of images and an awareness of his…
Maurizio Cattelan: How old are you? Dorothy Iannone: Seventy-two. MC: What was the first thing you did that you consider…
Stefano Boeri: Let’s start from the notion of editing. What is interesting in this show in Milan [organized by Trussardi…
Originally published in Flash Art International no. 247 March-April 2006 This year’s Whitney Biennial includes a film by Jordan Wolfson…
From Flash Art International No. 156 January-February 1991 Jutta Koether: We ought to talk about the work you’ve produced in…
The art world’s recent infatuation with German painting has distracted attention from the emergence of a group of artists contributing…
Marco Scotini: To begin with, it’s usually necessary to start from an origin. Yet with you this is not possible.…