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Jan/Feb 2012

Architecture

Looking Back

From housing design in Japan to urban interventions in Caracas, 2011 has been a year for re-thinking public space by Niklas Maak and Joseph Grima

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Jan/Feb 2012

The Long Nineties

Revisiting art's social turn and the 1990s – the decade that has yet to end by Lars Bang Larsen

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Jan/Feb 2012

Books

Looking Back

Experimental magazines, absurdist writing and new fiction, David Senior and Emily Stokes list their publishing highlights of 2011

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Jan/Feb 2012

Useful Art

Kathy Noble talks to Tania Bruguera about the artist's long-term project, Immigrant Movement International

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Jan/Feb 2012

Interview: Chris Dercon

Jennifer Higgie and Sam Thorne talk to the new director of Tate Modern about the museum's plans for the future

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Jan/Feb 2012

Design

Looking Back

Modern living in California, biennials in Asia and a new generation of design studios, Eugenia Bell and Beatrice Galilee consider the best of the past year

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Jan/Feb 2012

Film

Looking Back

The best movies and artist's films of 2011 by Thomas Beard and Emilie Bickerton

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Jan/Feb 2012

The Way They Looked at Each Other

Artist Project

Artist Mario Garcia Torres considers the impossibility of untangling a moment in the past

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Jan/Feb 2012

Island Nation

After the tsunami: the role of disaster in Japan's artistic psyche by Philip Brophy and Kyoji Maeda

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Jan/Feb 2012

Music

Looking Back

From retro to repro, and beyond by Dominikus Müller and Geeta Dayal

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Jan/Feb 2012

Pacific Standard Time

Stretching across 70 museums and galleries, an unprecedented survey of Southern Californian art between 1945 and 1980 by Sam Thorne and Stacey Allan

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Jan/Feb 2012

Gerhard Richter

Review

Jörg Heiser on the artist's major retrospective at the Tate Modern, London

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Jan/Feb 2012

Third Thessaloniki Biennale

Review

Tom Morton considers the third iteration of the biennial: 'Old Intersections - Make it New'

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Jan/Feb 2012

La Comédie Humaine

A golden age of television by Aaron Schuster

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Jan/Feb 2012

Remains of the Day

What a show in New York says about artistic freedom in Lebanon by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie

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Books

Looking Back

Books

Experimental magazines, absurdist writing and new fiction, the publishing highlights of 2011 by David Senior and Emily Stokes

Looking Back

Music

Music

From retro to repro, and beyond by Dominikus Müller and Geeta Dayal

Design

Looking Back

Design

A survey of modern living in California, biennials in Asia and a new generation of design studios by Eugenia Bell and Beatrice Galilee

Film

Looking Back

Film

The best movies and artists’ films of 2011 by Thomas Beard and Emilie Bickerton

Art Writing

Pretty, Pretty Good

Artist’s BlockSubscriber only

What can artists learn from writers? by Jennifer Allen

Informant

The Power of OneRegistered only

The strange allure of amulets by George Pendle

Other cities, other seas

Remains of the Day

What a show in New York says about artistic freedom in Lebanon by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie

Gallerists

Interview

Satire

Get ’em Whilst They’re Hot! They’re Lovely!Registered only

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 ...

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Photography

Politics

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 by Mario Garcia Torres

Art

Events

Politics

Protest

Radical BleakSubscriber only

Art’s conflicted relationship with the Arab Spring by Negar Azimi

Art

Interview

Museums

Chris Dercon: Interview

Jennifer Higgie and Sam Thorne talk to the new director of Tate Modern about the museum’s plans for the future

Politics

Protest

And Then?Subscriber only

A year of unrest in the UK by Dan Hancox

Interview

Politics

Social Engagement

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’ by Kathy Noble

TV

La Comédie Humaine

A golden age of television by Aaron Schuster

Art

Looking Back

Politics

The Long Nineties

Revisiting art’s social turn and the 1990s – the decade that has yet to end by Lars Bang Larsen

Art

City Report

Politics

Words & Deeds

The factors behind the mayor of Berlin’s controversial decision to fund the exhibition ‘Made in Berlin' by Jörg Heiser

Politics

Publishing

Top SecretsRegistered only

Advocate or Informer? Julian Assange and WikiLeaks by Jan Verwoert

Politics

Protest

Going DutchSubscriber only

Reasons and responses: the cuts to arts funding in the Netherlands by Moosje Goosen

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Essex Street Market

Living as Form by Jens Hoffman

Matthew Marks Gallery

La Carte d’Après NatureSubscriber only by David Reisman

Friedrich Petzel Gallery

Nicola Tyson by Agnieszka Gratza

Studio Voltaire

Alexandra Bircken and Doreen McPhersonRegistered only by Kathy Noble

Christopher Crescent

Steve Bishop & Dan Shaw-Town by Martin Herbert

David Zwirner

Raoul De KeyserSubscriber only by Eugenia Bell

Participant Inc.

Sadie Benning by Kristin M. Jones

LACMA

Asco: Elite of the ObscureRegistered only by Gabriela J

Margo Leavin Gallery

John M. Miller by Annette Leddy

National Gallery of Art

Mel BochnerSubscriber only by Carmen Winant

Visual Arts Center, University of Texas at Austin

Mika Tajima by Lara Wisniewsk

Monique Meloche Gallery 

Dan GunnRegistered only by Jason Foumberg

China Art Archives and Warehouse

Mao Tongqiang by Angie Baecke

Monash University Museum of Art

Juan DavilaSubscriber only by Nicola Har

NON

Annika Eriksson by Joseph Redwood-Martinez

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Postcard from Cairo: “Cairo Documenta 2”

Postcard from Cairo: “Cairo Documenta 2”

The debut of Cairo Documenta in December 2010 garnered much attention from the city’s intimate art scene, with the show’s rough exhibition space in an…

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