Dan Graham: Being and nothingness
Originally published in Flash Art no. 265, March–April 2009. Violaine Boutet de Monvel: Shall we start with your exhibition “Beyond”…
Originally published in Flash Art no. 265, March–April 2009. Violaine Boutet de Monvel: Shall we start with your exhibition “Beyond”…
Polish art, I believe, operates in cycles — a bit like mania and depression in psychosis. And now is the…
Valentina Sansone: You attended the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts during the ’90s together with Katarzyna Kozyra and Paweł Althamer.…
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Robert Stasinski: In 1958 the BBC first aired the TV series Monitor, which focused on the arts and culture. You…
Valentina Sansone: In 1971 you presented a performance that consisted of being shot (Shoot). Later on you claimed that you…
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I condemned myself to a life of collaboration when I bought a guitar and formed a band but decided to…
Maurizio Cattelan: So, you’re in Detroit at the moment? Hernan Bas: Yup, the house I bought up here is almost…
Yael Bergstein: Over the last few years your work has transitioned from installations featuring scenes of fixed occurrence to installations…
Nicola Trezzi: Daniel, when I approached you about this feature you replied saying the title was a pertinent issue for…
Had Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) never existed, he would have almost certainly been imagined — the fictional embodiment, something between Moravian…
Neville Wakefield: I was intrigued by this idea of what an interview delivers. Victor Man: The expectations around it… NW:…
Klaus Biesenbach: Let’s start with your piece Measuring the Universe (2007) that we recently presented at MoMA. Does it start…