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Sept 2010

Pick & Mix

STATE OF THE ART

The September issue of frieze is based around a discussion of 'super-hybridity': what is it and should we be worried? by Jörg Heiser

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Sept 2010

Changing Spaces

ARCHITECTURE

From the current issue: For the first time in its history, the Director of the Venice Architecture Biennale is a woman: acclaimed architect Kazuyo Sejima by Helen Chang

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Sept 2010

6th Berlin Biennale

BIENNIALS

From the current issue: Jens Hoffmann on Kathrin Rhomberg's biennial

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Sept 2010

More than a Woman

MUSIC

From the current issue: the evolution of the male falsetto by Anwyn Crawford

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Sept 2010

Jim Lambie

QUESTIONNAIRE

What could you imagine if you didn't do what you do? Being in a boy band.

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Sept 2010

Matthew Barney

REVIEWS

From the current issue: Quinn Latimer on 'Prayer Sheet with the Wound and the Nail', curated by Neville Wakefield

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Sept 2010

Life in Film

From the current issue: Curators and directors of Light Industry, Thomas Beard & Ed Halter talk about the people and venues that have inspired them

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Sept 2010

Francis Alÿs

REVIEWS

From the current issue: Brian Dillon on 'A Story of Deception', Tate Modern's Francis Alÿs retrospective

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State of the Art

Pick & Mix

What is ‘super-hybridity’? by Jörg Heiser

View from the Bridge

Moving Images

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Site Sante Fe’s Eighth International Biennial is as inspiring as it is original by Robert Storr

Weekend Special

Don’t Show That!

Contemporary African artists respond to prejudice and homophobia by Sean O'Toole

Pretty, Pretty Good

Postmodern PostmortemSubscriber only

Has a theory been replaced by a technology? by Jen Allen

Books

Books

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From the economic crisis to fanaticism, three new publications explore the meaning of capital by Mark Fisher

Philosophy

Joyeux Anniversaire!Registered only

Michel Serres, one of the most influential and eccentric of French philosophers, turns 80 by Daniel Miller

Architecture

Changing Spaces

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For the first time in its history, the Director of the Venice Architecture Biennale is a woman: acclaimed architect Kazuyo Sejima by Helen Chang

Life in Film

Life in Film: Thomas Beard & Ed Halter

In an ongoing series, frieze asks artists and filmmakers to list the movies that have influenced their practice by Thomas Beard and Ed Halter

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Criticism

Debate

Philosophy

Theory

Analyze ThisRegistered only

A round table discussion led by Jörg Heiser on ‘super-hybridity’: what is it and should we be worried? With Ronald Jones, Nina Power, Seth Price, Sukhdev Sandhu and Hito Steyerl

Film

Monograph

Travel

The Volcano LoverSubscriber only

Ming Wong’s homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini involved relocating the story of the Italian director’s 1968 masterpiece, Teorema, from Milan to Naples. Dominic Eichler accompanied him on his journey south by Dominic Eichler

Monograph

Chaos TheorySubscriber only

With their narrative and perceptual slippages, the films of Emily Wardill deal in condensation and complication by Jennifer Higgie

Focus

Nick MaussSubscriber only

Drawings and anachronisms; books, prototype designs and romanticism by Dan Fox

Focus

Andrea BüttnerSubscriber only

Camcorders, convents, collectivism and confession by Martin Herbert

Focus

Haroon Mirza

Music, tradition and Islam; organized noise, film and instability by Andrew Bonacini

Interview

Parts & LabourRegistered only

New York-based artist Amy Sillman talks with Matt Saunders about dandyism, comedy and the legacy of Abstract Expressionism by Matt Saunders

Questionnaire

Jim Lambie

What could you imagine doing if you didn’t do what you do? Being in a boy band.

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SculptureCenter

Knight’s Move by Graham T. Beck

Leopold Museum

Otto Muehl by Theo Altenberg

Casey Kaplan Gallery

Trisha DonnellySubscriber only by Marina Cashdan

Milton Keynes Gallery

Life and Times ...Subscriber only by Isobel Harbison

Various venues

17th Biennale of SydneySubscriber only by Peter Hill

Galerie Andreas Huber

SátántangóSubscriber only by Helen Chang

Tate Modern

Francis Alys by Brian Dillon

Miguel Abreu Gallery

Eileen Quinlan by Kristin M. Jones

Schaulager

Matthew Barney by Quinn Latimer

Various venues

Home Works 5Subscriber only by Anna Altman

The Drawing Center

Leon GolubSubscriber only by Ara H. Merjian

Whitechapel Gallery

Rachel Harrison by Martin Herbert

Various venues

6th Berlin Biennale by Jens Hoffmann

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Michael Clark Company

Michael Clark Company

Tate Modern’s cavernous Turbine Hall on a rainy Saturday night is not what you’d call inviting. Even after repeated visits in the ten years…

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Cornerhouse

Unrealised Potential by Omar Kholeif

Exile

Summer Camp by Sam Williams

Neuer Berliner Kunstverein and Galeria Plan B

Ciprian Mureşan by Mitch Speed

Cottage Home

Support Group by Jonathan Griffin

Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac

Jack Pierson by Zoe Stillpass

Studio X

Ink: One Day in June by Iona Whittaker

Museum Haus Lange & Haus Esters

Ted Partin by Magdalena Kröner

Fondazione Querini-Stampalia

At Lesson with Carlo Scarpa by Emily Verla Bovino

Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain

Beat Takeshi Kitano by Eliza Williams

The Palm House, The Royal Botanic Gardens

Chris Watson by Daniela Cascella

Pace Gallery

Carsten Nicolai by Geeta Dayal

Malmö Konsthall

Pascale Marthine Tayou by Christine Antaya

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

Rosa Barba. A Curated Conference by Lorena Muñoz-Alonso

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Books

Toy StoriesWith video

by Mark Fisher

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Puppets, dolls and horror stories; Toy Story 3 and Thomas Ligotti’s new book

Music

SunsetcorpWith video

by Geeta Dayal

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Yacht Rock and DJ Screw: the YouTube films of Oneohtrix Point Never's Daniel Lopatin

Interview

David ToopWith video

by Daniela Cascella

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The British author and musician discusses Vermeer, Virginia Woolf and his new book Sinister Resonance

From the Archives

The Passenger

From May 2002

The Passenger

First published in May 2002, in issue 67 of frieze: Neville Wakefield on the work of Matthew Barney. A survey of 'Drawing Restraint', curated by Wakefield, is showing at Schaulager, Basel, until 3 October 2010.

Lisson Gallery
Gladstone Gallery
Marian Goodman
Spruth Magers
White Cube
Hauser and Wirth
Maureen Paley
Stephen Friedman
The Fruitmarket Gallery
Camden Arts Centre
ICA
Galeria Miguel Nabinho
Chisenhale
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