This is Not Enough
Ai Weiwei, the most prominent Chinese artist-architect in China, grew up in exile, in the remote desert area of Xinjiang.…
Magazine Articles
Gordon Matta-Clark
From Flash Art International No. 90-91 June-July 1979 I never used to think too much about Gordon’s work. I used…
Mark Grotjahn
Jan Tumlir: Hearing about your background and your childhood experiences with your grandfather, who was a well-known local psychoanalyst, and…
Huma Bhabha
I think Jesus would be horrified at what’s going on,” Huma Bhabha quipped in front of J.C., her rendition of…
Pietro Roccasalva
German physician and writer Heinrich Hoffmann began writing his famous children’s book, Der Struwwelpeter (translated literally as “Slovenly Peter”), in…
2006 Taipei Biennial
The 2006 Taipei Biennial, titled “Dirty Yoga,” opened in early November at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. The Taipei Biennial…
Francesca Woodman
“The beauty that addresses itself to the eyes is only the spell of the moment; the eye of the body…
Monica Bonvicini
Massimiliano Gioni: Your work is always aggressive, kind of in your face. Is your work hostile? Monica Bonvicini: I do…
Eric Wesley
Sonia Campagnola: I was at the China Art Objects booth in London, the gallerist opened a folder in his computer…
Maaike Schoorel
In the mid-1990s, N.E. Thing Enterprises published a series of books called “Magic Eye.” The books were collections of stereograms,…
Jannis Kounellis
Drama Andrea Bellini: In “Categorie Italiane,” the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben asserts that one of Italy’s most important cultural categories…
Sherrie Levine
From Flash Art International No. 135 July-September 1987 Paul Taylor: I don’t remember reading any interviews with you before… Sherrie…
Magritte and Contemporary Art
Oh, the kitschy cultural stigma of René Magritte. First glimpses of the artist’s work can reveal the magnetism of art…
Doug Aitken: Sleepwalkers
Sleepwalkers feels like a New York night. And it is. Shot in all five boroughs, using the city as its…
Matthieu Ronsse
Museum space is transformed into absolute chaos. A clothing line with clean clothes hangs between two walls, underneath it…
Willoughby Sharp
Andrea Bellini: In 1958, you started working with Yves Klein. Can you tell me an anecdote about him? Willoughby Sharp:…