Alex Waterman and Will Holder's Yes, But Is It Edible?
In the verbal score to The Entrance, a 1966 composition for a pair of electric organs and thirty-six equal stacks…
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Leo Xu / Shanghai
Among the most promising art dealers in contemporary China, Leo Xu has gathered together some of the boldest figures in…
Leopold Thun on Emalin
Emalin is a nomadic, pop-up exhibition project that mounts shows in a range of spaces: from highly decorated hotel rooms,…
Abdelmonem Alserkal on the Alserkal Avenue / Dubai
Mr. Abdelmonem bin Eisa Alserkal gets edgy when he’s called a patron of the arts. Unassuming by nature, discreet by…
Maria Lind on Future Light / Vienna Biennale 2015
The first edition of the Vienna Biennale, combining art, design, and architecture, opened June 11 and will continue through October…
The Sunday Painter / London
Harry Beer, Tom Cole and Will Jarvis talk about the past, present and future of The Sunday Painter, among London’s…
Annual Reunion Curbit Festival / Mont Salève
Curbit is an experimental interdisciplinary festival organized for the past few years in rural Switzerland. Its third iteration will take…
Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev on the 14th Istanbul Biennial
Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev’s Istanbul Biennial, entitled “SALTWATER: A Theory of Thought Forms,” will run from September 5 to November 1, 2015.…
Anonymous and Genderless 69 Worldwide / Los Angeles
Inverting the logic of designing jeans to fit, Los Angeles collective 69 Worldwide cuts garments as wide as the seams…
Eric Mézil on the Collection Lambert / Avignon
On July 11th the Collection Lambert opens its new exhibition space in Avignon. Flash Art sits down with Director Eric…
Eva Presenhuber / Zurich
In 1998 Eva Presenhuber joined Hauser & Wirth to create Hauser & Wirth & Presenhuber. A few years later, she…
Peter Kersten on Dial Records / Hamburg
Dial Records is a music label founded in 1999 in Hamburg by Peter Kersten and David Lieske. On the occasion…
Tom McCarthy's Satin Island
U., the narrator in Satin Island, a new novel by Tom McCarthy, takes pains to lower reader expectations right at…
Sarina Tang on Currents – Arts and Music
Beijing-born philanthropist and collector Sarina Tang talks about her current projects involving contemporary art and culture.
Roger White’s The Contemporaries Bloomsbury / New York
Most books on the art world make it look like one big “Scene & Herd,” where artists, curators, collectors and…
Del Vaz Projects and Park View / Los Angeles
We all know. Los Angeles is blooming, looking more appealing every day. Museums are getting redesigned, local galleries are getting…