Networks of Influence
“We are really walking a fine line — in fact, our line might be so fine that we might be…
“We are really walking a fine line — in fact, our line might be so fine that we might be…
From Flash Art International no. 123,1985 Michael Kohn: How about starting with a serious question: Your work has been called…
Imagine walking into a gallery and seeing a skewed flat screen on the floor, its surface illuminated by a video…
In the not too distant future you will be alone. Everything will be fine. You will have many comforts. Your…
Rafael De Cárdenas: Are you familiar with the hashtag phenomenon? Peter Halley: Are you talking about Twitter? RDC: Can you think of…
As the opening sequence of Gossip Girl plays on repeat on a forty-inch flat-screen TV, the voice of the series’…
The latest menswear collection shows in Paris were as bizarre as a fun festival: several luxury groups invested vast amounts…
Donatien Grau: How did Deitch Projects come about? Jeffrey Deitch: I begin my book on Deitch Projects with the line,…
Much has already been written and said about the exhibition “Speculations on Anonymous Materials,” which opened in the fall at…
Michele D’Aurizio: The current issue is published to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the release of Kanye West’s sixth…
The love between Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin that lies at the root of their work is reminiscent of…
Xu Zhen is a self-made artist, and he has gone to great lengths to muddle this fact. The recursive trajectory…
Lauren Mackler is in a flurry of production. “Public Fiction (the museum of)” — her curating platform centered on literature,…
The most fascinating aspect of interviewing someone you’ve never met before is reconciling your expectations based on their work; the…
Donatien Grau: You opened your gallery in Berlin in 1992. Why Berlin? All the galleries were in Cologne at that…
In the 7-channel video Cinema (2013) by Fang Lu, a woman walks into an apparently empty theatre, the stage area…