Zhang Ding
Zhang Ding (b. 1980, China) is essentially an anarchist. The underlying impulse behind his recent actions has been to carve…
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Yu Ji
I will begin with a myth. When I invited Shanghai-based artist Yu Ji (b. 1985; Chinese) to participate in the…
Birdhead X Flash Art
New Media Hell
New media art has a relatively short history in Greater China, where more traditional forms such as painting and sculpture…
Elad Lassry
Maurizio Cattelan: Elad, I just ran into you in Milan, where you opened your first exhibition with Massimo De Carlo.…
Li Qing
To gaze at a painting from Li Qing’s “Neighbor’s Window” series means to peer at an urban panorama from within…
Matthew Smith
Sarah McCrory: How did you prepare your show at Limoncello? Matthew Smith: I’ve hit a point where things need to…
David Adamo
Gabrielle Giattino: David, I want to start off by talking about some of your earlier work from 2004-2005; pieces we…
Sara Rahbar
Shaheen Merali: How and what are the main drives behind your making and thinking? Sarah Rahbar: I have a fear…
Amir Mogharabi
Nicola Trezzi: Your work develops on two basic levels. Your pieces are individually striking and beckon questions. Once one begins…
Oskar Dawicki
Edith Jerabkova: Where does your blue performance jacket come from? Oskar Dawicki: The jacket is not mine. A friend of…
Your History is Not Our History
At the entrance of “Your History is Not Our History, New York in the 1980s,” I was pleasantly surprised by…
Josephine Meckseper
Monika Szewczyk: You’ve lived in New York for years, though I think many people still see you as a German…
Hestekur
Nicola Trezzi: In 1982, you wrote the text “From Performance to Painting,” the sequel of which Catherine Wood wrote for…
Gerwald Rockenschaub
Six animations of circles, squares and right angles in motion are projected onto separate screens. Three color fields create a…
Towards 2011
1. How was the 2009/10 season? 2. In your opinion do you believe that the worst has passed or… Paula…