The gates are wide open. By Fritz Ostermayer

Von  Paul Chan: Dani Leventhal, Bruce Davenport Jr., Olivia Shao, Petra Cortright, Ama Saru & Hsiao Chen

»Work of Art – The Next Great Artist«. Adam E. Mendelsohn on the American contemporary art reality show.

Cathérine Hug, curator at the Kunsthalle Wien, on Clyfford Still, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and early androids

Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp – one of the few independent art spaces in Belgium. By Esperanza Rosales

How much branding art can actually take before it becomes advertising? Andreas Schlaegel on the Absolut Art Collection.

The newest film by the Austrian artist fits in perfectly with the Modern renaissance of the past few years. By Maximilian Geymüller

Joanna Fiduccia on the meaning of the machine in the German artist’s work

Is wilderness the post-capitalistic city’s last hope? By Michele D’Aurizio

Berlin-Mitte furniture magnate, nightclub impresario and founder of a free academy Rafael Horzon wrote his memoir. A conversation with David Woodard

The Glamour of the 00s. Neo-minimalism and new political art. An art scene portrait by David Riff

By Yilmaz Dziewior, Rancourt/Yatsuk, Mark Dickenson, Sandro Droschl, Karola Kraus

Mark Leckey, New York; »Fresh Hell«, Paris; »And Others«, Riga; »Poésie sonore«, Vienna; Geta Bratescu, Vienna; Jürgen Teller, Vienna; Paul McCarthy/Damon McCarthy, Zurndorf; Harun Farocki, Bregenz; »Sgrafo vs Fat Lava«, Geneve ; Elmgreen & Dragset, Karlsruhe ; Willem de Rooij, Berlin ; Aernout Mik, Berlin; Josephine Pryde, Berlin; Lothar Baumgarten, Cologne; Paul Thek, New York