frieze

Issue 111 Nov-Dec 2007

More Than A Feeling

How German is it?

Is Berlin the new Cairo? by Tirdad Zolghadr

State of the Art

It Ain’t Easy

How confusion can be creative by Jennifer Higgie

View from the Bridge

Lead by Example

Sol LeWitt's exemplary approach to art and life by Robert Storr

Events

Hektor Meets Dexter Sinister

Swiss Institute, New York, USA by Joanna Kleinberg

Laughter, Tears and Rage

Turkish Delight

Of the three main venues occupied by the Istanbul Biennial, the Atatürk Cultural Centre was the most resonant and contested by Brian Dillon

Architecture

New New Museum

Manhattan celebrates the reemergence of a much loved yet wholly reconstituted institution by Irene Cheng

Music

Heavy Metal

As a new book on Public Image Ltd shows, the influence of their 1979 album Metal Box stretches far and wide by Simon Reynolds

Events

Alasdair Gray and Hans Ulrich Obrist in Conversation

Riflemaker, London, UK by Jennifer Higgie

Obituaries

Steven Campbell

1953-2007 by Neil Mulholland

Obituaries

Július Koller

1939-2007 by Jan Verwoert

Life in Film

Life in Film: James Benning

In 'Life in Film', an ongoing series, frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influenced their practice.

Books

Art U Need: My Part in the Public Art Revolution

Bob and Roberta Smith (Black Dog Publishing, London, 2007) by Melissa Gronlund

Books

Men in Space

Tom McCarthy (Alma Books, London, 2007) by Dan Fox

Books

Hollow Land: Israel’s Architecture of Occupation

Eyal Weizman (Verso, London and New York, 2007) by Bradley Horn

Music

Mort aux Vaches Ekstra

Gæoudjiparl (Pork Salad Press, 2007) by Jerome Boyd-Maunsell

Music

The Journal of Popular Noise, Vol. 1, Issues 1–3

(The Journal of Popular Noise, 2007) by Dan Fox

Music

Live 1974

Harmonia (Grönland Records, 2007) by Brian Dillon

Events

Manuel Göttsching’s Official Birthday Party

Watergate, Berlin, Germany by Björn Gottstein

Monograph

The Shape of Things

Charles Ray's new work continues to explore the themes of space, objecthood and mimesis that have been at the centre of his practice for over 30 years by Tom Morton

Monograph

Mining for Gold

Lucy Skaer's drawings, films and sculptures transform images of prisons, dictionaries, museums and whales into maverick meditations on senselessness and beauty by Melissa Gronlund

Monograph

Eloquent Obstacles

Christopher Wool's abstract, humorous, psychological, wordy, dramatic and figurative pictures by Benjamin Weissman

Film

Real to Reel

When a low-budget Romanian film about abortion won the Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival it heralded a new era of filmmaking in a country still struggling with post-communism by Bert Rebhandl

Focus

Corey McCorkle

The symbology of idealism; windows, balloons and Warhol by Claire Gilman

Focus

Tilo Schulz

Abstraction and utilitarianism: two sides of the same curtain by Kirsty Bell

Focus

Haris Epaminonda

Lyrical apparitions that commune with the past by Dominic Eichler

Focus

Torsten Lauschmann

Science, sociability and restless optimism by Mick Peter

Context is Half the Work

In 1966, the Artist Placement Group was founded to integrate artists into businesses and corporations around Britain. Did the strategy bear fruit? by Peter Eleey

Monograph

Once in a Lifetime

In his paintings, sculptures and installations, Michael Fullerton explores the vagaries of representation by Sam Thorne

Monograph

Live and Learn

For over 40 years Argentinian artist Roberto Jacoby has argued that art should be social, rather than object-orientated by Santiago García Navarro

Questionnaire

Siobhán Hapaska

Siobhán Hapaska is an artist who lives in London. Her solo show at Camden Arts Centre runs until 25 November.

Chicks on Speed

CAC, Vilnius, Lithuania

By Christy Lange

Stephan Dillemuth & Nils Norman

Vilma Gold, London, UK

By Andrew Hunt

Minerva Cuevas

MC, Los Angeles, USA

By Chris Balaschak

David Adjaye

The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, USA

By Bradley Horn

Primavera

Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia

By Adam Jasper

Michael Raedecker

Hauser & Wirth, London, UK

By Tom Morton

Her(his)tory

Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens, Greece

By Jennifer Higgie

Kristin Oppenheim

greengrassi, London, UK

By Jonathan Griffin

Chris Burden

Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles, USA

By Jeffrey Ryan

Summer of Love

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, USA

By George Pendle

David Lamelas

Monika Sprüth Philomene Magers, London, UK

By Sally O’Reilly

Jeppe Hein

Sculpture Center, New York, USA

By Morgan Falconer

John Bock

Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, Germany

By Amanda Coulson

Børre Sæthre

Kunsthall, Bergen, Norway

By Kjetil Røed

Eva Berendes

Ancient & Modern, London, UK

By Melissa Gronlund

Eric Baudelaire

Elizabeth Dee Gallery, New York, USA

By Claire Gilman

Daniel Guzmán

Kurimanzutto, Mexico City, Mexico

By Jessica Berlanga Taylor

Thomas Locher

Kunstverein Heilbronn, Heilbronn, Germany

By Michael Hübl

Wang Luyan

Arario Gallery, Beijing, China

By Carol Yinghua Lu

Thea Djordjadze

Studio Voltaire, London, UK

By Dan Fox

Kinetic Abstraction

Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York, USA

By Morgan Falconer

Peter Friedl

Musée d’Art Contemporain, Marseille, France

By Vivian Rehberg

Homemade

63 Waterloo Road, Dublin, Ireland

By Chris Fite-Wassilak

Mike Nelson

Essex Street Market, New York, USA

By Kristin M. Jones

4th Ars Baltica Triennial

KUMU Art Museum of Estonia, Tallinn, Estonia

By Simon Rees

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