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No. 19 / Spring 2009

Archive

Artist's Favourites

By Artur Zmijewski: Amir Yatziv, Yael Bartana, Joanna Rajkowska, Jacek Adamas, Jacek Malinowski

Essay

Whatever Happened to Reality? By Mika Hannula

Curator's Key

Gianni Jetzer, Head of the Swiss Institute in New York, about the performance »Manon presents Man«

Galleries

The newest approach to Lisbon’s gallery landscape: Marz Galeria. By Chris Sharp

Artist's Diary

Love is the end of art. Nick Currie about his cooperative work with the Japanese artist Aki Sasamoto

Printed Matter

Anna Opel on two current publications on current Utopias: Anna Opel über zwei aktuelle Publikation über heutige Utopien: »Avantgarde-Routine« by Thomas Raab and »Bessere Zukunft? Auf der Suche nach den Räumen von Morgen« by Friedrich von Borries, Matthias Böttcher & Florian Heilmeyer

Talk

Raimar Stange and Christian Kobald on American art critic Clement Greenberg, the financial crisis, and the crisis in the art world

Portrait Barbara T. Smith

A radical pioneer of performance art, today forgotten: An interview with Daniel Baumann

Portrait Markus Schinwald

Birgit Sonna visited »Vanishing Lessons«, Markus Schinwald’s solo show in the Kunsthaus Bregenz

Fashion

Light is back in fashion photography. By Joachim Bessing

Music

On Chicago House. By Hans-Jürgen Hafn

Bucharest

»City of Records«: An essay by Raluca Voinea; an interview with Stefan Tiron, a central figure in Bucharest’s art world; brief portraits of the artists H.arta, Ciprian Muresan, Cezar Lazarescu, and Olivia Mihaltianu

Reviews

Diane Arbus, Paris; »Tate Triennale«, London; Ree Morton, Vienna; »Fotografie und das Unsichtbare 1840–1900«, Vienna; Susanne M. Winterling, Vienna; Eva Grubinger, Salzburg; Antje Majewski, Salzburg; John Armleder, Innsbruck; Enrico David, Basel; »Slow Movement«, Bern; »Creative Growth«, Berlin; »Vorspannkino«, Berlin; »Medium Religion«, Karlsruhe; »Art of Two Germanys«, Los Angeles

Seduction or the things that we like

By Simon Baier, Rainer Ganahl, Cathérine Hug, Fiona Liewehr, Christoph Thun-Hohenstein