Plants in a Garden, Tended by Machines. A Conversation with Nora N. Khan
Andrea Bellini: As a curator and writer, you have stood out in recent years for your focus on both the…
Andrea Bellini: As a curator and writer, you have stood out in recent years for your focus on both the…
For the performance work Lord of the Flies (2021), Shuang Li remotely trained twenty performers, each following a script, to…
It’s hard to circumscribe a figure like Akeem Smith: fashion designer, stylist, visual artist. From an early age he absorbed…
Andrea Bellini: Dear Federico, let’s start from the very end, that is to say, from the end of the world.…
Andrea Bellini: Let’s start with trash, which is very often synonymous with history. Following the assault by Donald Trump supporters…
Crises of language dominated the last years of both theoretical and artistic research of Aria Dean (b. Los Angeles, 1993).…
Originally published in Flash Art International no. 247 March-April 2006 This year’s Whitney Biennial includes a film by Jordan Wolfson…
In New York everything happens quickly: three years are an era, a period long enough to test an entire generation,…
In the past few years, contemporary art has overtaken all the characteristics of an entertainment industry. Within the art system,…
New Spaces This past November, the doors of the Hessel Museum of Art were opened at Bard College, the prestigious…
Ai Weiwei, the most prominent Chinese artist-architect in China, grew up in exile, in the remote desert area of Xinjiang.…
Drama Andrea Bellini: In “Categorie Italiane,” the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben asserts that one of Italy’s most important cultural categories…
Andrea Bellini: In 1958, you started working with Yves Klein. Can you tell me an anecdote about him? Willoughby Sharp:…
Andrea Bellini: Let’s start at the beginning. Is there a real beginning? What are the moments and the intuitions that…
Andrea Bellini: Let’s start with mistakes. Do you ever destroy your works? Wilhelm Sasnal: Quite often. Sometimes I paint the…