Call Yourself a Critic?
The untidy tradition of criticism
Tell Tales
How memory has changed
Open Eyes
Online or in person? The different ways of paying attention today
Write of Spring
Life is a quotation. Sort of.
There, Not There
How our attitudes betray us
Made in Pyongyang
The controversial history of the $28-million African Renaissance Monument in Dakar
Right & Wrong
Have American conservatives taken over transgression?
Do It Yourself
New York’s energetic community of experimental music and film venues
Every Day is Good
One hundred years of John Cage
Ideal Syllabus
In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them
On Your Marks
The conflicted cultural legacy of the London 2012 Olympics
Towers of Babble
The ArcelorMittal Orbit and the recent history of large-scale folly
Books
Non-linear reading
Music
A voyage of discovery to Belgium’s Popcorn clubs
Face Time
What does our interest in the face tell us about contemporary methods of communication?
From the Mailbox
At frieze we receive hundreds of emails every day from artists, galleries and public relations companies around the world. We would like to share some excerpts with you. Names have been blocked out to protect the guilty. But they know who they are.
A Time of Gifts
The donation of an art collection to the American University of Beirut has prompted plans to create two new galleries in Lebanon
Face Value
The changing appearance of money
Post Script
The hybrid genre of the film novelization
Paper Chase
The fall and rise of independent bookshops and publishing
Lis Rhodes: Life in Film
In an ongoing series, frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influenced their practice
Abstract Art
How are artists visualizing the financial crisis?
Music
Classical music outside the ‘imaginary museum’ of the concert hall
Books
A new translation of Julia Kristeva’s book on the art of beheading
The Beautyful Ones
The odd couple: agitprop and the griot tradition
My Intern
A short story
The Parent Trap
What are the economics involved when artists have children?
Living History
The surge in popularity of The Metropolitan Museum
Music
What’s behind the reissue boom in ‘outsider electronics’?
Ideal Syllabus: Banu Cennetoğlu
In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them
Try Again
The ups and downs of failure as a creative tool
Books
The fourth novel from New York-based writer Ben Marcus is a powerful allegory about language
Tristes Artistes
Held across eight Italian galleries and museums, ‘Arte Povera 2011’ fails the original spirit of the art movement created by Germano Celant
Books
Experimental magazines, absurdist writing and new fiction, the publishing highlights of 2011
Music
From retro to repro, and beyond
Design
A survey of modern living in California, biennials in Asia and a new generation of design studios
Film
The best movies and artists’ films of 2011
Artist’s Block
What can artists learn from writers?
The Power of One
The strange allure of amulets
Remains of the Day
What a show in New York says about artistic freedom in Lebanon
Get ’em Whilst They’re Hot! They’re Lovely!
As the savage frosts of recession threaten the gilded lilies of art, frieze speaks to a new wave of young, dynamic gallerists about their hopes and dreams ...
Architecture
From housing design in Japan to urban interventions in Caracas, architecture in 2011 was characterized by a rethinking of public and private space
Picture Piece: Acoustic Mirrors
The UK's forgotten acoustic defence system
State of the Art
How art can provide new tools for living in a precarious age
Picture Piece: At home with Wittgenstein
The great philosopher provides clarity and precision to interior decoration
Picture Piece: Scarecrows
Scarecrow or scarepeople?
Picture Piece: Belle de Jour
The mysteries of buzzing boxes
Picture Piece: Virgin Suicides
Contemplating the Chinese whispers history of the iconic virgin suicide
Between Frames
Photography and the restless still life
Snappy Snaps
An excerpt from the introduction to the forthcoming treatise on photography by curator, philosopher, paparazzo, hedge-fund manager, mercenary and art critic Jean-Philippe Obu-Stevenson: Snappy Snaps: Irrigating the Re-Un-De-Framed Conceptual Contextual Medium Mediation of the Imaged Photographic Picture (Editions Obu-Stevenson, Schipol Airport, 2012)
Point of View
A new book on the writing of Diane Arbus prompts a deeper understanding of her photographs
Who, Me?
Narcissism is back in fashion
Studio International
Does digital media spell the end for portrait photographers in Africa?
Down with the Kids!
The contradictions of a youth-obsessed art world
Tête-à-Tête
Erik Morse on the translation into English of a 52-part French TV programme featuring philosopher Gilles Deleuze
Music
From the Ottoman diaspora to the musical influence of the Eastern Mediterranean, the early days of the record industry in New York
Books
From the failures of Roland Barthes to the joys of sustained looking, four new publications on photography
Picture Piece: Dante’s Inferno
A perfect rendition of nothing
Picture Piece: Mystery Spot
Defying gravity – a classic slapstick pratfall
Life in Pictures: Chris Killip
The first of an occasional series in which frieze invites an artist, curator or writer to discuss the images that have influenced them
Picture Piece: The Milton Keynes Team, 1973
C&A, brutalism and bus strikes - the radical architects of Milton Keynes
Picture Piece: The Kilogram
Same but different: the many ur-kilos
Picture Piece: Sounds of Earth
Our longing to make contact with other beings in the cosmos - a mixtape
Picture Piece: Ray Eames
An acknowledgement of irrationality in the face of the most rational
Picture Piece: Norteño Shirts
Designed in Mexico, manufactured in China and sold exclusively at swapmeets throughout Los Angeles
Picture Piece: Mr Ben
Mr Dependable
Picture Piece: Beasts
Dionysus and big cats
Picture Piece: Fiori di Como
Inside Bellagio, Las Vegas
Picture Piece: Silent Running
Earth’s flora floats off, into the silence of deep space.
Picture Piece: Art and Advertising
Art and Advertising - grounds for divorce?
Picture Piece: Disturbed Black Hole
The gravitational wave emitted by a disturbed black hole
Picture Piece: Gilbert’s Fireplace
A monument to the darkness of late-Victorian Britain
Picture Piece: St Pancras and King’s Cross
Two railway stations; two clocks
Picture Piece: AK-47
The little black dress of the Military-Industrial complex
Art Rules
The things they don't teach you in art school
On Bandwagons
The problems of funding art during times of revolution
State of Mind
Should artists join arguments about national belonging?
Monsters Inc.
The Museum of Cryptozoology and its celebration of the unknown and the elusive
SUR L’ART (On Art)
Cathleen Chaffe on frieze's exclusive publication of an artist project by Marcel Broodthaers
Beyond the Barricades
The changing shape of demonstrations
Life in Film: Deimantas Narkevičius
In an ongoing series, frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influences their practice Originally trained as a sculptor, Deimantas Narkevicˇius began working with film in the early 1990s. His films examine the relationship of personal memories to political histories, particularly those of his native Lithuania. Employing documentary footage, voice-overs, interviews, re-enactments and found photographs, Narkevicˇius’s films and videos submit historical events to the narrative structures of storytelling and cinema. His work was on view at the New Museum in New York in the recent exhibition ‘Ostalgia’, and his solo exhibition at gb agency in Paris, ‘Restricted Sensation’, runs until 22 October.
Books
Wayne Koestenbaum's new book Humiliation confirms that language hurts
Music
The Politics of big bands
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
It’s hard to tell the difference these days
Happy Returns
It’s 20 years since the first issue of frieze. How has the art world changed in that time?
Music
The collected music criticism of the pioneering feminist writer Ellen Willis
Blame it on Andy
The problems of acting natural
Wall Text
The brick as metaphor in South African art and writing
The View from Here
The Cure, Damien Hirst and beyond: the evolution of the British cultural landscape
Truth or Dare
The dangers of reducing everything to a text
Books
Two new publications look at how reading is changing
Music
To coincide with the publication of his new book Retromania, Simon Reynolds talks about pop’s obsession with its immediate past
Dream Factory
Sigmund Freud goes to the movies
Ideal Syllabus: Gabriel Lester
In an ongoing series, frieze asks an artist, curator or writer to list the books that have influenced them
Mixed Media
On his 100th birthday, a reappraisal of Marshall McLuhan’s prophecies
Changing Faces
The many iconic images of the late Elizabeth Taylor
From a Distance
How can cultural institutions best respond to political crises?
Free Speech
Censorship and the art world
Shadow Lands
Great buildings that were never built
Books
Unpacking David Foster Wallace’s library and the publication of his unfinished final novel
Ai Weiwei
Ai Weiwei
The thrill of it all
'An artist inventor of undimming good humour, whose work provides the soul with strength to face a not too terrible hereafter.'
Coming to Life
Spirits, objecthood and the ‘Black Forest voodoo’ of Geoffrey Farmer’s mirages and micro-events
Picture Piece: Robert Wyatt
Robert Wyatt was my life-model
The Middle of the Day
On the occasion of a year- long exhibition at Tate Britain, Frank Bowling talks about the ‘poured paintings’ he began making in the early 1970s, getting advice from Clement Greenberg and the importance of improvisation
Infuences: Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige
For the first time in the new series, frieze invites artists Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige to write about the images that have informed their practice
Social Spaces
On the occasion of his exhibition at Protocinema in Istanbul, Dan Graham discusses sci-fi, dance, model-making and the ‘just-past’ with Turkish artist Can Altay
Focus: Alicja Kwade
The language of cinema and the psychology of sculpture
Case Study: Trisha Baga
The New York-based artist’s latest video installation, Plymouth Rock.
Body Politics
Comprising installations, actions, performances, conferences and moving-image projections, the work of Fabio Mauri was a life-long enquiry into the relationship between art, ideology and totalitarianism.
Woman of Letters
Moyra Davey’s films, photographs and writing are a sustained meditation on her family, literary influences, travels and environment
Future Memories
Dominik Lang’s work is deeply influenced by both the legacy of Czech conceptual art and his intimate relationship to his family home in Prague
Studio Visit: Eddie Peake
The London-based artist’s recent performance work
Focus: Pilvi Takala
The Finnish artist’s subtly transgressive video performances
Sculptors Discuss Sculpture
Leonor Antunes, Alice Channer, Thea Djordjadze, Liz Glynn, Charles Long, Christina Mackie, Karin Ruggaber, Kilian Rüthemann, Bojan Šarčević and Nicole Wermers are asked about the ways in which they feel meaning is controlled and conveyed in their work
A Life in a Day
The fictitious portraits of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
Face/Off
Anonymity and iconography in contemporary protest culture
No Ordinary Cats
Lucy McKenzie’s work as part of the collaborative fashion studio, Atelier, embodies the artist’s enquiries into a romanticized past shot through with mythical meaning
Picture This
From Roni Horn and Thomas Struth to the unbearable gaze of Marina Abramović, photographer Christina Zück examines the ‘enraptured faces’ of portrait photography today
Time after Time
Since 1995, Li Yongbin has been creating videos of faces in the Beijing apartment he has lived in for over 30 years
From This to That
A contemporary of Rodin and a key influence on Brancusi, Medardo Rosso maintained a serial practice of photographing his own work. Alessio delli Castelli considers the Italian sculptor’s photographic legacy
Focus: Francesc Ruiz
Comic books and identity; innuendo and homoerotic iconography
Focus: Danai Anesiadou
The authentically real and the profanely cheap; ‘sperm, gold, money, black holes ... ’
Focus: Alex Israel
Celebrity culture, film studio design and the Hollywood dream
Focus: Nicholas Byrne
Bodily incursions, surgical violence and an ‘uncommon sense of objecthood’
Mike Kelley (1954–2012): Ten Tributes
Friends and collaborators remember his life and work
Past Futures
Five decades after the pioneering Japanese architecture group Metabolism was founded, Amelia Groom considers their legacy on the occasion of a major touring survey
American Opera
First broadcast in 1983, and recently restaged in New York, Robert Ashley’s TV opera Perfect Lives is a talkative exploration of sociability and storytelling
Dear Painter …
Tomma Abts, Tauba Auerbach, Matt Connors, Charline von Heyl and Bernd Ribbeck talk about the role of abstraction in painting today
Life Study
The story of Los Angeles-based artist Kaari Upson’s long-term ‘Larry Project’
Focus: Corin Sworn
Early 20th-century literary characterization; imagination, action and agency
Stock Piles
Informed by the online debris of stock photography, many artists – including Aleksandra Domanović, Oliver Laric, Helen Marten, James Richards, Hannah Sawtell and the Yemenwed collective – are exploring the ‘off-world’ of digital imagery with a new fluency
Past Futures
Five decades after the pioneering Japanese architecture group Metabolism was founded, Amelia Groom considers its legacy on the occasion of a major survey while Nick Currie talks to Rem Koolhaas, author of Project Japan: Metabolism Talks, about the organic cities and flexible buildings that they envisioned
Focus: Jonathas de Andrade
Tropical Modernism and the ‘potential of nostalgia’; photographs, prints and new layers of memory
Focus: Wu Tsang
Community organizing and AIDS activism; ‘Full Body Quotation’ and party hosting
One Instant
A response by Marie Darrieussecq to the filmic meditations of João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva which refer to, in no particular order: Plato, Isaac Newton and Alfred Jarry, turtles and chimpanzees, Zen masters, voodoo witches, astrologers and astrophysicists
Focus: Neïl Beloufa
Documentary films and sci-fi encounters; assumption, truth and magic
The Way They Looked at Each Other
What two photographs taken by a Spanish judge in Baghdad reveal about the impossibility of untangling a moment in the past
Radical Bleak
Art’s conflicted relationship with the Arab Spring
Chris Dercon: Interview
Jennifer Higgie and Sam Thorne talk to the new director of Tate Modern about the museum’s plans for the future
And Then?
A year of unrest in the UK
Useful Art
Kathy Noble talks to Tania Bruguera about the artist’s long-term project in New York, Immigrant Movement International, and what it means not to ‘represent politics but to create political situations’
La Comédie Humaine
A golden age of television
The Long Nineties
Revisiting art’s social turn and the 1990s – the decade that has yet to end
Words & Deeds
The factors behind the mayor of Berlin’s controversial decision to fund the exhibition ‘Made in Berlin'
Top Secrets
Advocate or Informer? Julian Assange and WikiLeaks
Going Dutch
Reasons and responses: the cuts to arts funding in the Netherlands
Ten Years
Remembering 9/11: how exhibitions in New York and Berlin commemorated the tenth anniversary of the attacks
Pacific Standard Time
Stretching across 70 museums and galleries, ‘Pacific Standard Time’ is an unprecedented collaboration that traces different histories of Southern Californian art between 1945 and 1980
Questionnaire: Alfredo Jaar
What is art for? Art is like the air we breathe. Nietzsche said that life without music would be a mistake. A life without art would be unlivable. Art is life.
Hans Peter Feldmann
Hans Peter Feldmann and Kaspar König in conversation
Depth of Focus
In recent years, a number of US-based artists have been taking new approaches to photography, emphasizing process, digital manipulation and the physical support
On Display
Elad Lassry makes sculptures that, in his words, ‘happen to be photographs’. He talks about the relationship between objects, images and looking, the importance of the frame and the potential of ‘nervous pictures’
Out in the World
The intertwining of art and commercial photography is nowhere more evident than in the genre of still life
Focus: Michael Dean
Symmetry, distance and intimacy; poetry, concrete and grass
Focus: Pratchaya Phinthong
Luxury consumption and low-cost production; labour, exchange, weight and money
Focus: Bouchra Khalili
The land and the sea; the mapping of clandestine journeys; the intertwining of personal stories and politics
Focus: Helen Marten
A digital approach to sculpture and installation; physical comedy and the very recent past
Set Pieces
Barbara Kasten has been creating inventive and influential images for more than 40 years. Artist Anthony Pearson talked to her about theatricality, her approach to photography and what it means to ‘think like a painter’
All Other Images
When he died in 1992, Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri left behind a body of work characterized by its intimacy, humour and focus on both the world he lived in and the role of images within it
More than a Feeling
In recent years, artists in the UK have increasingly turned to narrative cinema and mainstream TV, a shift that has coincided with a renewed interest in the video and new-media practices of the 1970s and ’80s. How does this relate to issues of funding, ideology, duration and display? A round-table discussion with artists Ed Atkins, Melanie Gilligan, Anja Kirschner and Ben Rivers
Questionnaire: Yayoi Kusama
What should stay the same? Peace and love among the people.
Focus: Francesco Arena
Politics and anthropometry: measuring history through yourself
Notes & Queries
The collaborations and performances of Dora García, who is currently representing Spain in the Venice Biennale, engage with radicalism, inadequacy and the excluded
Focus: Laure Prouvost
Slippages and the peculiarities of language; its problems and potential
Talking Pictures
Yto Barrada juggles her work as an artist with running a cinémathèque in Tangier. She talked to Jennifer Higgie about her reasons for opening a cinema, the ‘strategies of resistance’ she encounters in Morocco today, and her interest in botany
A Writer Prepares
Jesse Ball is an author, poet, artist and lucid dreaming instructor based in Chicago. Ross Simonini talked to him about his new novel, The Curfew, ‘writing as a performance’, and the importance of both clarity and deception in story-telling
History Lessons
To coincide with its major relocation to a new site in King’s Cross, artist and teacher Malcolm Le Grice traces the history of Central Saint Martins, from the mid-19th-century to today. This is the first in an occasional series of essays on art schools around the world
Focus: Mateo Tannatt
Public performance and invisibility; social alienation and the artist’s role
Ryan Trecartin: in conversation
An interview
We Have a Situation
Ryan Trecartin’s immersive video environments are amplified reflections of the joy, madness and ambiguity of our culture
Day by Day
The photography and videos of Olga Chernysheva capture concentrated moments in the midst of daily Russian life
Fact & Fictions
Developing narratives from fragmented histories, the work of Michael Stevenson weighs up fate, irony and chance events
Surround Sound
On the occasion of a major retrospective in London, Paul Schütze talked to pioneering composer Eliane Radigue about her 50-year career, which spans electronic music, Tibetan Buddhism, musique concrète and ‘anti-acoustics’
Theoretically Speaking
Throughout the 1990s, the rise of neo-conceptual art coincided with an increasing engagement with theory as a generator of ideas. Did that interest wane, or did it take on new forms in the years that followed? A look back at the last two decades in philosophy
Survey: Music
frieze invited 15 artists and writers to discuss some of the significant musicians and releases of the last 20 years
Somerset or, A Glance at the Deep Future of the Avant-Garde
A short story with images from Ben Rivers’ film Slow Action (2010)
Twenty Years Fore & Aft
We know about the last two decades, but what do the years between now and 2031 have in store?
Survey: On Screen
What have you been watching? 26 artists and writers respond to the last two decades
Keywords
First published in 1976, Raymond Williams’ Keywords is a ‘record of an inquiry into a vocabulary … concerned with the practices and institutions described as “culture” and “society”.’
Survey: Books
We invited frieze contributors to discuss the writers and publications they consider to be the most significant of the last 20 years
20/20
We invited 20 artists who have been on the cover of frieze to nominate a contemporary artist whose work inspires them
Down the Line
The last 20 years have seen revolutions in technology that have transformed our lives. How have art and its institutions reacted?
Questionnaire: frieze
How old are you? Twenty.
Look & Learn
The last two decades have seen a proliferation of curatorial studies programmes. How has this affected methodology and display, and what is the future of these courses?
Declaration on the Notion of ‘The Future’
Admonitions and Exhortations for the Cultural Producers of the early-to-mid-21st Century
Marine Core
Exploring the historical and metaphorical parameters of ‘the marine’ in the installations, sculptures and wall pieces of Cosima von Bonin
Body Image
The sculptures and installations of Anthea Hamilton stage the complexities of interpretation and desire
State of a Nation
On the 150th anniversary of Italy’s unification, curators and critics respond to the country’s political crisis and its effect on cultural institutions with Gabriella Belli, Cecilia Canziani, Massimiliano Gioni, Francesco Manacorda and Alessandro Rabottini
Focus: Dianna Molzan
Deconstructed canvases and layers of reference
Focus: Christian Andersson
Museological display, truth, fiction and ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds’
Focus: Amalia Pica
Facts and false memories; nostalgia and ciphers of experience
California Dreaming
The work of William Leavitt reflects upon Los Angeles’ faded visions of the future, bourgeois taste and the scientific sublime by Jonathan Griffin
On Reflection
After the opening last year of the Lee Ufan Museum – a collaboration with the architect Tadao Ando on Naoshima Island, Japan – and ahead of his largest retrospective to date, at New York’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Lee Ufan talks to Melissa Chiu about his five decades as an artist, writer and philosopher
Questionnaire: R.H. Quaytman
What’s your favourite journey? Leaving.
Reel Life
Working between documentaries and blockbusters, Brazilian director José Padilha is reviving the legacy of neo-realism
Works on Paper
The lives and deaths of fictional artists
Rossella Biscotti
Reconstruction, propaganda and entertainment; politics, trials and fencing
Matt Keegan
Historical, social and political questions: ‘how did we get here?’
Speak Now
A long-overdue shift is happening in how contemporary African art – from Dakar and Lagos to Cape Town, Harare and Rabat – is disseminated and discussed
Ming Wong
REDCAT, Los Angeles, USA
By Erik Morse
Claes Oldenburg
MUMOK, Vienna, Austria
By Kirsty Bell
Nina Canell
Cubitt, London, UK
By Martin Herbert
Wallace Berman & Robert Heinecken
Armory Center for the Arts , Pasadena, USA
By Ian Chang
The Ungovernables: 2012 New Museum Triennial
New Museum, New York, USA
By katie kitamura
Jordan Wofson
Alex Zachary Peter Currie , New York, USA
By Dan Fox
Klara Lidén
Reena Spaulings Fine Art , New York, USA
By David Everitt Howe
Breyer P-Orridge
Invisible-Exports , New York, USA
By Joseph Akel
Jesús Soto
Grey Art Gallery , New York, USA
By Agnieszka Gratza
Dan Flavin
The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, USA
By Perrin Drumm
Fred Wilson
New York Historical Society, New York, USA
By A.M. Weaver
Sanya Kantarovsky
Marc Foxx, Los Angeles, USA
By Jonathan Griffin
Chris Curreri
Daniel Faria Gallery,, Toronto, Canada
By Charles Reeve
Robert Morris
Sprüth Magers, Berlin, Germany
By Mark Prince
Human Capsules
Lokremise, St Gallen, Switzerland
By Raphael Gygax
Daniel Gustav Cramer
Kunsthaus , Glarus, Switzerland
By Aoife Rosenmeyer
Runo Lagomarsino
Index, Stockholm, Sweden
By Matthew Rana
Christoph Weber
Galerie Jocelyn Wolff, Paris, France
By Lara Sarcevic
Into the Woods
La Galerie des Galeries, Paris, France
By Cristina Ricupero
Joachim Koester
Institut d’art contemporain , Villeurbanne, France
By Raphael Brunel
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec
Centre Pompidou-Metz, Metz, France
By Emily King
Spirits of Internationalism
M HKA & the Van Abbemuseum,
By Sam Thorne
The Grand Domestic Revolution
Various venues, Utrecht, Netherlands
By Nick Aikens
Denisa Lehocká
Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia
By Matthias Dusini
Alicja Bielawska
Galeria Arsenał, Białystok, Poland
By Krzysztof Kosciuczuk
D’après Giorgio
Fondazione Giorgio e Isa de Chirico, Rome, Italy
By Barbara Casavecchia
Daniela Ortiz
àngels , Barcelona, Spain
By Rebecca Close
Known, Unknown, Anonymous and On Death Row
Qbox Gallery, Athens, Greece
By Cathryn Drake
How Physical
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan
By Michael Famighetti
Ding Yi
Minsheng Art Museum , Shanghai, China
By Carol Yinghua Lu
Spaced: Art Out of Place
Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, Australia
By Nicola Harvey
Alicia Frankovich
Starkwhite, Auckland, New Zealand
By Emily Cormack
Jeremy Deller
Hayward Gallery, London, UK
By Brian Dillon
Recto/Verso
The Approach, London, UK
By Sam Thorne
Hanne Darboven and Raphael Hefti
Camden Arts Centre, London, UK
By Emma Cocker
Paloma Varga Weisz
Sadie Coles, London, UK
By Amy Sherlock
The Curator’s Egg
Anthony Reynolds Gallery , London, UK
By Eleanor Nairne
AV Festival
Various venues, Newcastle, Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Sunderland, UK
By Sam Thorne
Rashid Rana
New Art Exchange Nottingham, Nottingham, UK
By Omar Kholeif
Alex Dordoy
The Modern Institute , Glasgow, UK
By Chris Sharratt
Jane and Louise Wilson
Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee, UK
By Chris Sharratt
David von Schlegell
China Art Objects, Los Angeles, USA
By Jonathan Griffin
Brenna Youngblood
Honor Fraser , Los Angeles, USA
By Ian Chang
Zoe Strauss
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, USA
By Carmen Winant
Claire Fontaine
Metro Pictures, New York, USA
By Chris Wiley
Diggers, Mimes, Angels and Heads
Jack Hanley Gallery, New York, USA
By Joseph Akel
H.C. Westermann
Lennon, Weinberg, Inc., New York, USA
By George Pendle
Dance/Draw
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, USA
By Scott Roben
West of Center
MCA, Denver, USA
By Lauren Wright
Txema Novelo
Yautepec, Mexico City, Mexico
By Gabriela Jauregui
David Hockney
Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
By Tom Morton
Lis Rhodes
Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK
By Martin Herbert
Renee So
Kate MacGarry, London, UK
By Sally O’Reilly
Josh Brand
Herald St, London, UK
By Giulia Smith
Giorgio Ciam
Mummery + Schnelle, London, UK
By Isobel Harbison
Homo Economicus
Cabinet Gallery & MD 72, London, UK / Berlin, Germany
By Kari Rittenbach
Daria Martin
MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, UK
By Eleanor Nairne
Painting Show
Eastside Projects , Birmingham, UK
By Chris Sharratt
Museum Show
Arnolfini, Bristol, UK
By Sam Thorne
Andy Holden
Works | Projects, Bristol, UK
By David Trigg
Notorious (Christian Leigh)
castillo/corrales, Paris, France
By Antony Hudek
Spartacus Chetwynd
Galerie Giti Nourbakhsch, Berlin, Germany
By Barbara Preisig and Translated by Nicholas Grindell
Isa Genzken
Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin, Germany
By Jörg Heiser
State of the Art Photography
NRW-Forum, Düsseldorf, Germany
By Christy Lange
Douglas Gordon
Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt, Germany
By Wes Hill
Tim Rollins + K.O.S.
Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Basel, Switzerland
By Quinn Latimer
Alexander Wolff
Galerie Mezzanin , Vienna, Austria
By Bettina Brunner
Alexandre Singh
Monitor, Rome, Italy
By Barbara Casavecchia
Luigi Ontani
Castello di Rivoli, Turin, Italy
By Mike Watson
Shenzhen and Hong Kong Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture
Various venues, Shenzhen / Hong Kong, China
By Nick Aikens
Kaoru Arima
Misako & Rosen, Tokyo, Japan
By Andrew Maerkle
Shilpa Gupta
Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai, India
By Ronald Jones
Cai Guo-Qiang
Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha, Qatar
By Paul Teasdale
Circa 1971
Dia:Beacon, New York, USA
By Julie Cirelli
The Voyage, or Three Years at Sea: Part II
Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
By Mitch Spee
Ryan Travis Christian
Western Exhibitions, Chicago, USA
By Jason Foumberg
Germany is Your America
Broadway 1602, New York, USA
By Kristin M. Jones
John Nixon
Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
By David Homewood
Heman Chong
NUS Museum, Singapore, Singapore
By Vivian Sky Rehberg
Rosy Keyser
Peter Blum, New York, USA
By George Pendle
A Museum That is Not / Little Movements
Times Museum / OCAT, Guangzhou / Shenzhen, China
By Nav Haq
Josh Kline
47 Canal, New York, USA
By Lumi Tan
2nd Ghetto Biennale
Various venues, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
By Nadine Zeidler
Prospect.2
Various venues, New Oreleans, USA
By Dan Fox
Antoni Muntadas
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain
By Lorena Muñoz-Alonso
Flavio Favelli
Cardi Black Box, Milan, Italy
By Mike Watson
Olaf Nicolai
Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, Germany
By Eva Maria Stadler and Translated by Nicholas Grindell
Rui Calçada Bastos
invaliden1, Berlin, Germany
By Jacob Lillemos
Laura Horelli
Galerie Barbara Weiss and NBK, Berlin, Germany
By Mark Prince
Henning Bohl
Johann König, Berlin, Germany
By Dominikus Mülle
Collected Works
Zeeuws Museum, Middelburg, Netherlands
By Moosje Goosen
Anna Molska
Foksal Gallery Foundation , Warsaw, Poland
By Krzysztof Kosciuczuk
Goshka Macuga
Zachęta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, Poland
By Kasia Redzisz
The Historical Box
Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Switzerland
By Quinn Latimer
Danser sa vie
Centre Pompidou , Paris, France
By Kathy Noble
Yuri Pattison
Son Gallery, London, UK
By Eleanor Nairne
Terry Smith
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, UK
By Colin Perry
Merlin Carpenter
Simon Lee Gallery, London, UK
By Andrew Hunt
André Ethier and Janet Beckhouse
Neon Parc, Melbourne, Australia
By Emily Cormack
Le Mois de la Photo
Various venues, Montreal, Canada
By James D. Campbell
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