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Contributor
Nick Currie

Nick Currie is a Scottish-born musician and writer based in Osaka, Japan. Recording as Momus, he has released 23 albums and is also the author of The Book of Scotlands (Sternberg Press, 2009) and The Book of Jokes: A Novel by Momus (Dalkey, 2009). He is currently working on a film script.

Features
Too Cool for School

A look back at Hamburg's Akademie Isotrop with Hans-Christian Dany, Abel Auer interviewed by Nick Currie and Birgit Megerle

BY Nick Currie |
Features
Past Futures

Amelia Groom considers the Japanese architecture group Metabolism, while Nick Currie talks to Rem Koolhaas about organic cities and flexible buildings

BY Amelia Groom, Nick Currie AND Rem Koolhaas |
Frieze
To Have or To Be

Collecting, living and re-reading Erich Fromm

BY Nick Currie |
Profiles
A Duchamp Moment

What happens when design collectives start acting like artists?

BY Nick Currie |
Opinion
Genuinely Rude

How polite should art criticism be?

BY Nick Currie |
Frieze
Watching 20GB of Art TV

Does television ever really understand art?

BY Nick Currie |
Frieze
How Japanese is it?

A round-up of the current art market and goings on about town in Tokyo

BY Nick Currie |
Opinion
Metacritics and Strangers

A brief guide to the future of online contemporary art coverage

BY Nick Currie |
Opinion
Very Superstitious

Consumerism emerges as a modern form of superstition in the Ars Baltica Triennial in Berlin

BY Nick Currie |