Pawel Althamer: Common Task
The importance of the Warsaw housing estate of Bródno can hardly be overestimated in Pawel Althamer’s practice. Long-time residence of…
The importance of the Warsaw housing estate of Bródno can hardly be overestimated in Pawel Althamer’s practice. Long-time residence of…
Sometimes the unexpected has to be looked for between the lines; something comes your way and nothing is anymore what…
Anat Ebgi: Your installation at Herengracht 401, Claustrophobic, involved the belongings of Claus Victor Bock, a German Jew who hid…
Danae Mossman: Can you describe the ideas driving your practice currently, and what form they may take? Sriwhana Spong: I’ve…
You are not interested in the medium as such. (Actually I am.) In interviews you often emphasize that a painting…
“How can anything ever present itself truly to us since its synthesis is never completed?” Says Maurice Merleau-Ponty, via Umberto…
The Harlequin (2009). Francesco Scasciamacchia: In the Commedia dell’ arte, professional players acted with masks. In your work the mask…
They call him “wacko,” “weirdo” or the “nutty designer” but in real life he’s an observer, a reader and a…
Many of today’s Shanghai-based artists claim inspiration from lao Shanghai (old Shanghai), referring specifically to the early twentieth century when…
Lina Bertucci: As a visual artist, is your approach to filmmaking different from a traditional filmmaker’s? Shirin Neshat: From the…
For three years Julia Stoschek has presented her private collection of video and media-based art to the general public in…
Heather Flow: Studio Voltaire presented your first solo show in 2008 entitled “Divider.” The exhibition featured a series of paintings…
Gerald Matt & Katarzyna Uszynska: Your interest in movies is quite clear in many of your works. What can still…
Blinky Palermo is a near-mythical figure in postwar art, partly because of his biography, partly because of his pioneering art,…
Aimee Walleston: The video Morrissey Foretelling the Death of Diana (2006) is very accomplished, and it’s your first video piece…
Sonia Campagnola: The video installation you showed at this year’s Whitney Biennial, Ärztliche Zimmergymnastik, was inspired by German physician Moritz…