#“The Aesthetic of Cool: Kwesi Botchway, Amoako Boafo, and Otis Kwame Kye” Gallery 1957 / Accra
In the group exhibition “Homecoming: The Aesthetic of the Cool” — which presents the work of three Ghanaian portraitists, Otis…
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#Lemaniana. Reflections on other scenes. A survey of current artistic production in the Léman Region
As part of our ongoing investigation of contemporary practices, the following pages discuss on the new project “Lemaniana,” opening at…
#Episode III: Speech of an Object
Hi, my name is Pierre Bal-Blanc. I was born in the small working-class town of Ugine, in France. I live…
#Call for Projects: Lemaniana, reflections on other scenes
A proposal by Andrea Bellini, with the participation of Stéphanie Moisdon, Jill Gasparina and Mohamed Almusibli. The Centre d’Art Contemporain…
#La Ribot’s Deviant, Distinguished Dance
Dance Office is a column dedicated to contemporary dance and performance art. Spanish choreographer La Ribot, recipient of the 2020…
#Episode II: Index of Household Consumption1
“She jumps from the second floor to avoid being beaten.”2 Chased by her drunken lover, with a blood alcohol level…
#Marta Minujín’s The Parthenon of Books: A Living Elevation of Social and Cultural Relations
A collective endeavor of Greek antiquity — no less than eighty different artists worked on the frieze alone — the…
#“Right: to Write ________” Toward a Democalligraphic U-topia. Huang Jing Yuan
If writing is the mother of the comatose archive, I wonder if exhibiting could be the rehearsal hall for a…
#Live from Los Angeles
The Art of Branding One show, more than any other, has been at the center of the brouhaha in LA…
#Expanding the City
“I’m glad London’s become what it is today,” an artist told me recently, “But I can’t get my head around…
#Venice Inside Out
Tavares Strachan Bahamas pavilion Art and travel are like two old lovers who do not always get along. Bruce Chatwin…
#Ettore Spalletti
In May of 2014 I traveled to Naples, Rome and Turin with the purpose of visiting Ettore Spalletti’s three-part retrospective…