Features

The intertwining of art, history and landscape in Tasmania

A slew of recent exhibitions and projects reveal an interest in the artist as anthropologist

In Shahryar Nashat’s films and sculptures, dodecahedrons, dance and desire come together in delirious studies of impossible ideals

How Andra Ursuta’s sculptures play with national stereotypes

How Darren Bader has pushed the readymade to its extreme

Silicon wafer weapons and Mars missions

Films and installations from the depths of the unconscious

Botched temporalities and ceramic selves

Laure Prouvost talks about translation, tea, fictitious grandparents, erotic films and trying to make sense of the world

Radical collage and cut-outs in India

Public art and the commemoration of World War I

The consistently inconsistent career of Scottish artist Bruce McLean

Statements on Florine Stettheimer by Tomma Abts, Birgit Megerle, Silke Otto-Knapp, Dan Fox and Jan Verwoert

Bend, stretch, look

Visiting the pioneering conceptual artist at his home in Germany

Using humour and ‘stupidity’, Judith Hopf tackles behavioural norms and art world expectations

How artists are reclaiming the local and personal and resisting image circulation through ephemerality and collaboration

It’s complicated

Make, move, dispose, repeat

Since the late 1960s, Dorothy Iannone has displayed a radical commitment to self-expression, portraying herself and her relationships in unabashedly sexual terms