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EDITORIAL
contemporary
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pains & pleasures
women’s performance & body art; the
rise & rise of british video; langlands
& bell; judging
turner-inside the turner prize; ilya
kabakov; utopia and beyond; life-livethe french perspective
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condition of painting
torie begg; defining the moment;
abstract luminism in british
painting; process as subject; stolen
images-appropriation
american-style; tony oursler; cathy
de monchaux; andrew sabin’s the
open sea
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rough cuts: art through the lens: photography, video & film;
wolfgang tilmans & mat
collishaw; ceal floyer; art &
disillusionment-hitchcock &
gombrich; willie doherty;
constructed photography in the 90’s;
conceptual legacies
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other british artists-art beyond the
ybas. beauty in the art of the 90’s;
out of the void/art after irony; minimal interventions/
installation redefined; urban mythsglasgow and manchester in focus;
outsiders view of yBa art
18
whatever happened to paris? artistrun & new gallery spaces in paris &
malachi farrell; art in a confessional
culture; children & sexualitty in art;
content without context; pain and
pleasure, bacon to hirst; ways of
seeing
19
focus on the sublime
the friedrich factor; the sublime edge
in recent art- spacial
dislocation & physical threat;
cinema and the sublime-the
influence of friedrich & turner;
cornelia parker; boltanski; hatoum
counsell & arte povera
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tracy emin interview; unbuilt roads
by hans ulrich obrist; charles ray;
supports/surfaces-painting and post
minimalism in france; martin boyce/
michael raedecker; sites of abscence
21
condition of painting 2. painting lab;
images for the late 90’s; the female
figure in contemporary scottish painting; abstract
paintings & arbitary objects; medrie
macphee/ amy sillman; basil beattie,
‘from today painting is dead’
22
sources of 90’s art. enduring
influence of boltanski; paul
morrison on the influence of patrick
caulfield; jackson pollock revisited;
unfinished business; the duchampian
ready-made; louise bourgeouis
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between darkness and light.
perceptions of the paranormal; the
painted word: painting steals the written word; sean scully; strange world
of paul noble;
indeterminate relations: polly apfelbaum, shirley kaneda & bernard fize
24
london underground: 2 decades of
the artist curator, london’s
independents: a-z of alternative
spaces; dereliction chic: art & domestic places; city racing to milch; 20yrs
of matt’s gallery;
delfina & bank
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LA revisited, urban aesthetics of
LA; art of the luminous; five uneasy
pieces: richard wilson’s latest works;
recent art angel
projects; graham gussin & mark dean
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what happens next? art in a new
millenium, chaos theory & the old
century; babel/crossing the
language barrier; coming up for
air-nostalgia in art; artist as myth
maker; alienation & resignation at the
millenium ball
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body language: women’s
performance art & sex transverse
spaces: katharina grosse & karin
sander; michel-angelo pistoletto;
prunella clough: tribute to an artists
artist; distant landscapes: excluding
the human spectator
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tate modern: interview with lars nittve; tale of two tates: simon wood
and nathan coley mark the museum’s
opening: jonathan lasker; juergen
teller’s go sees; daniel buren; wreck
of hopepainting after nihilism
29
a day on earth,
45 exhibitions/28 countries/
1 day, taking stock, a snapshot of
the art scene worldwide
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art & political dissent; retro tableaux:
modern day photographers of the rue
morgue; susan hiller; roden craterjames turrell’s land art master piece;
urban spacemen: lunar landings in
the studio
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digital lies: photography and the
suspension of disbelief; pastoral pop!
up country in midtown
manhattan: oculus imagination is
taking the real out of photorealism;
soft cities-configuring the metropolis;
boyle family
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jessica stockholder: theatre of the
inferred; LA law: ingrid calame, laura
owens, monique prieto,
alison wilding at dean clough; view
from the bridge: a new york perspective on brit art; contemporary art &
the country house
33
madeleine berkhemer’s adventures
in the skin trade; new body art; the
return of the narrative; taipei biennial;
dave muller & peter
harris
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david reed & franz ackermann-painting and it’s double; 2001; a space
odyssey; christine borland’ tacita
dean; new york now
35
american graffiti; dorothy cross; gals
and dolls; a mellower
yellow-hippy style on the catwalk;
fashion on wax; profile-iwona blazwick; stalker
36
thinking in the abstract-new york and
british abstraction; death row; after
warhol; the couturier’s new clothes;
emotional baggage; profile-marc
quinn; mvrdv; the digital art of han
hoogerbrugge
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nigel cooke-entropy’s cold desert; art
& tv; changing faces-mario testino at
the NPG; the future’s white;palais de
tokyo; oki-ni; herzog & de meuron’s
laban centre; artist’s pages-kirsten
glass
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the artist as impostor; artangel-ten
years on; process photography;
dryden goodwin; blasted geometry-melbourne’s federation square;
extreme beauty; silas and the
cartoon daydream
39
chinatown LA; brooklyn NYC; guggenheim; las vegas; eija-liisa ahtila;
ian mckeever; gregory chatonsky;
trash-fash on the film-set; best
albums ever
40/41/42
biennales & fairs; artists on the move;
constants new babylon; kenny schachter; yinka shonibare; julian opie;
issac julien; torie begg; roger ballen;
barry mcgee; bank; janet cardiff;
peter doig
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focus on architecture: venice biennale; droog & the hotle salone, the
artist as builder; carlos basualdo on
documenta 11; peter halley; michael
raedecker; atom egoyan; dereck
revington
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focus on new york, boston, montreal,
toronto; ian carr-harris; matthew
barney; tim griffin; ethan acres; casagrande & rintala;
vampire fashion; art flicks; munich’s
new pinakothek
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focus miami; philippe starck; ugo
rondinone; jean-marc bustamante;
thomas hirschhorn; andreas gursky;
pedro cabrita reis
47/48
focus digital & media; coco fusco
pierre hughye; jeff wall; paul
virilio; merce cunningham; death in
vegas; kutlug ataman
focus on music: SLO-MO, soft
cell, stephen prina, dj spooky,
david bowie, fischerspooner,
le tigre, mark leckey, guy bar
amotz; PLUS douglas gordon
and wrestling as aftifice
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focus: the east asian diaspora; cai
guo-qiang; hou hsiao-hsien; japanese
photography; diller & scofidio; tadao
ando; greg lynn, zarina bhimji £30
50
focus: art and the moving image;
wim wenders; south african artists:
david goldblatt and william kentridge; los angeles’ new cathedral
51
focus: venice biennale, francesco
bonami, fred wilson, dystopia station,
scotland’s inaugural pavilion; techno
fashion; moooi; john
armleder
52
focus on southern europe:
portugal, spain, switzerland, italy,
slovenia, valencia & ljubljana biennials, perejaume
53/54
focus on northern europe, leipzig,
eindhoven, tilburg, brussels, paris, st
petersburg; jim shaw; mike
kelley; dv8
55
focus: the uk & ireland; gillian wearing; willie doherty; grizedale; fat;
dance umbrella
56
focus on photography; roland fischer;
gautier deblonde; rut blees luxemburg
57
focus on west coast; martin kersels;
miguel calderon; doug aitken; kenneth anger; paul siestsema; richard
baily; greg lynn; the red krayola
59
focus on skin. issey miyake & dai
fujiwara; wim delvoye; simon pummell; martin herbert on sex; marcus
verhagen on bad skin
60
lars nittve, sune nordgren, ivana helsinki, lars nilsson, bars jan ader, vito
acconci, hussein chalayan
61
62
focus: the dark, hans op
de beeck, nocturnes,
archigram, grey tuesday,
vincente todoli
63
focus: art & fashion, guy maddin on isabella rossellini, sylvie
fleury, matthew williamson, elena
manferdini
65
jeff wall and mike figgis in
conversation, angela bulloch, emily
jacir, random dance, julian and
sophie
66
focus: art & sport
gustavo artigas, daria martin,
dario escobar, muhammad ali,
glenn brown £6
68
roni horn, ryoji ikeda, disney’s it’s
a small world, gospel magic, film
trailers £6
69
focus: politics
william pope. l, wouter vanstiphout, fascist art, david byrne
and bruce mau in conversation £6
70
kendell geers, the collapse in
painting, allan sekula, the fire this
time, yves belorgey, lise sarfati £6
72
focus: china
xie nanxing, charlotte higgins on
shanghai, weng fen, david spalding
on beijing, zhang zhadhui £6
73
werner reiterer, the experience of
being an art work, hew locke,
electronic punk and suicide, filthy
architecture £6
75
focus: music
pae white, michael mahalchick,
andy summers, max neuhaus,
dan graham, tony oursler, rodney
graham, dance screen
76
ellen gallagher, vimukthi jayasundara, rc horsch, walter van
beirendonck, contemporary music
in china, candice breitz, columbia
graduates take new york
78
focus: fighting:
luc delahaye, fabrice gygi, aïda
ruilova, francis alÿs, lukas
moodysson, landscape and
ideology, steven klein
81
damien hirst, jason rhoades,
brian jungen, m/m, libertine,
apitchatpong weerasethakul,
terry riley, carlos garaicoa,
lynn hershman leeson,
colegio del cuerpo £6
82
focus: painting, alan charlton,
victor man, gillian carnegie,
kata ezawaka, carsten nicolai,
mamma andersson, peter
doig, helidon gjergji, philippe
decrauzat
84
yoko ono, cory arcangel, larry
clark, hellen van meene, elmgreen
and dragset, smadar dreyfus, art
in puerto rico, veronique
branquinho, and lucy mckenzie
in conversation
86
sue williamson, anri sala, filipino
cinema in the digital age,
yoshitomo nara, david maisel,
son of dave, kuehn malvezzi,
dani marti, mario rizzi
88
yinka shonibare, johannes kahrs,
collier schorr, clem crosby, siobhan
davies, joão maria gusmão and
pedro pavia, robert altman, alexis
harding, chiho aoshima, aya takano,
mr. £6
90
gerwald rockenschaub,
gavin turk, armen eloyan,
michael clark, pen-ek ratanaruang,
patrick tuttofuoco, janet biggs,
in the face of history £6
92
miguel calderón, arabella campbell,
olga chernysheva, dimitri
papaioannou, philippe parreno,
lee bul, pipilotti rist, and gregor
jenkin £6
94
max dodson, torie begg in mexico,
giuseppe restano, christiana soulou in
conversation with hans ulrich obrist,
santiago sierra £6
95
Damián Ortega, Matthew Barney,
Katie Paterson, The Sanchez
Brothers, balletLORENT, Montalvo
Arts Center Contemporary,
Argentinean Cinema, Julia Mandle
Jakob + McFarlane,
Phil Collins, Jacqueline Hassink,
Paul Pfeiffer £6
focus: milan furniture fair, thomas hirschorn, jorge pardo,
laura letinsky, idea records
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iwona blazwick; craig burnett; sacha
craddock; charles darwent; richard
dyer; malik gaines; nick hackworth;
martin herbert; brandon labelle;
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4
special issue: 212121video with
essays by steven bode, catherine
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5
special issue: 212121venice
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special issue 21 collections with
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8
special issue: 21 drawing with
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special issue: 212121
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10
special issue: 212121 art and
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11
special issue: 212121
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special issue: 21 digital art with
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2007
50 emerging galleries from around
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2008
contemporary photographs from
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13
special issue: 212121 text art
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Sophie Calle, Luis Camnitzer,
Hanne Darboven, Joseph Grigely,
Matthew Higgs, Jenny Holzer,
On Kawara, Joseph Kosuth,
Barbara Kruger,Thomas Locher,
João Louro, Rafael LozanoHemmer, Antoni Muntadas,
Simon Patterson, Richard Prince,
Stefan Sandner, Gillian Wearing,
Lawrence Weiner, José Aburto
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2006
50 profiles on international
emerging artist
contemporary conversations
1
The first issue features exclusive
interviews with singer Kate Nash
(on cover) by Kara Manning, Roman
Signer by contemporary’s Interviews
Editor Michele Robecchi, director
Cristian Mungiu by Steven Yates,
Amy Cappellazzo, head of the contemporary and post-war department
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Dan Cameron on the New Orleans
Biennial by Lara Taubman, amongst
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