Category: City Report
Issue 93 September 2005
Singapore
Singapore is a notoriously conservative country with few independent art spaces, however, in recent years the government has invested in the establishment of an art museum and a National Arts Council. In 2006 the capital hosted its first international visual arts biennial
Issue 91 May 2005
Berlin
Sixteen years since the Wall came down, the German capital swings wildly between an astounding sense of freedom and amnesiac revisionism
Issue 90 April 2005
Moscow
Moscow recently held its first international Biennale, the biggest exhibition of contemporary art ever to be held in Russia
Issue 86 October 2004
Tehran
After the 1979 revolution art in Iran seemed to have no future beyond what was considered compatible with the new Islamic orthodoxy. But today, counter to clichéd expectations that only expatriates could produce interesting contemporary work, a lively contemporary art scene flourishes in Tehran. Three views.
Issue 85 September 2004
Warsaw
Increased international interest in Polish art coincides with the country joining the European Union. How do the economic and social changes affect making and showing art, and Warsaw’s urban environment?
Issue 61 September 2001
Anywhere but here
Timbuctoo
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