Larry Clark
Paul McCarthy: When was Tulsa? Larry Clark: From ’62 to ’71. PM: Karen and I met in ’63. In ’66, ’67,…
Paul McCarthy: When was Tulsa? Larry Clark: From ’62 to ’71. PM: Karen and I met in ’63. In ’66, ’67,…
Adam Szymczyk: Dear Cezary, Flash Art wanted me to ask you a couple of questions with the intention of publishing…
It may sound odd, but if you’re new to Oslo and its small but exquisite art scene, then Berlin is…
Much has already been written about the audacity of the New Museum’s inaugural exhibition. As it made its ascension to…
“Visibility is a trap,” says Foucault in Discipline and Punish, describing the Panopticon prison structure. A disciplinary model, in other…
On first appearance, Serban Savu’s meticulously rendered paintings peopled with workers and ‘ordinary’ folk read as tender documents of the…
Beginning in 2006, New Zealand filmmaker Pietra Brettkelly filmed artist Vanessa Beecroft for sixteen months, when she was in South…
After Arte Povera work in the early ’60s and mid ’70s by Anselmo, Boetti, Fabro, Kounellis, Mario and Marisa Merz,…
Andrei Tarkovsky shot Nostalghia in Italy in 1982, away from the USSR, a country in which he could no longer…
Dying is no more than not being seen. (Fernando Pessoa) Gino De Dominicis was an extraordinary artist in terms of…
F for fair and BCAM for Broad Contemporary Art Museum As I write this, LA galleries are already preparing for…
The theme of climate change has enjoyed the worldwide priority it deserves since the UN published its shocking first world…
At the 5th Berlin Biennial, Melvin Moti showed his recent film E.S.P. (2007) at the Neue Nationalgalerie together with a…
Norman Rosenthal: What is art to you? And it’s function in the world? Matthew Stone: I believe that every action…
Giancarlo Politi: What does this Büro der Organisation für direkte Demokratie durch Volksabstimmung (Bureau for Direct Democracy), which you’ve installed…
Francesco Bonami: Do you still think that Manhattan is the center of the culture of congestion? Rem Koolhaas: It is…