Flash Art International no. 302 May – June 2015
We are pleased to announce that the March-April 2015 issue of Flash Art International is now out.
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Maria García-Ibañez Guijarro de Pablo Gallery / Mexico City
In her exhibition “Arada” at Guijarro de Pablo Gallery, the petate is a central object of exploration through which Maria…
Isabella Bortolozzi / Berlin
Most success stories begin with a formative event that becomes an integral part of the mythology surrounding them. For Isabella…
Heaven, Fortune and the West / The Desire behind the Dream
Neville Wakefield has written fascinating texts on Californian artists such as Ed Ruscha and David Benjamin Sherry. He is also…
Hudinilson Jr., Hudinilson Jr. / Flash Art NY Desk
The art of Hudinilson Urbano Junior (São Paulo, 1957 – 2013) emerged in the late 1970s, when Brazilian cultural production…
Melgaard + Munch Munch Museum / Oslo
What happens when a painting comes to define a nation? You cover it up. Such is the case with The…
Adam Lindemann on Venus Over Los Angeles
Venus Over Manhattan was founded in New York in 2012 and is now expanding to Los Angeles. Adam Lindemann provides…
Anton Belov on the Garage Museum / Moscow
Designed by Rem Koolhaas’s OMA, the new Garage Museum of Contemporary Art will open in June 2015. Flash Art spoke…
Eric Wesley 356 Mission / Los Angeles
“Some work” is a survey of Eric Wesley’s practice from the past decade, accompanied by a few semi-new pieces, most…
Nathalie Du Pasquier: Don't Take These Drawings Seriously Powerhouse Books / New York
Nathalie Du Pasquier arrived in Milan in the late 1970s. Before that, after leaving her hometown of Bordeaux, she spent…
Ruth Ewan Camden Arts Centre / London
In 1793, during the French Revolution, the French government introduced the French republican calendar — part of a widespread nostalgia…
Physical Machine / Madrid
Museo Reina Sofia is presenting a special week dedicated to dancer and performer Steve Paxton. Flash Art talked to João…
The Vancouver Model
I land in Vancouver on a fairly gray and cold mid-March afternoon. The taxi passes skyscrapers amid a backdrop of…
Pablo Vargas Lugo Museo Tamayo / Mexico City
The work of Pablo Vargas Lugo is unapologetically intellectual yet imaginatively playful. His latest solo exhibition, “Micromegas,” is no departure…
The Elegant Paranoia of FAUX/real / New York
Tipping between wearable sculpture and conceptual accessories, designers Mari Ouchi and Louis DeCicco use fine metals, mesh and rubber to…
Dora Budor New Galerie / Paris
Indebted to a techno-gothic aesthetic with roots in Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein and David Cronenberg’s cinema, Dora Budor’s first solo show…