Feature - 26 Sep 2016

The Mutants We Will Become

Envisioning hybrid ecologies of the next age: Rachael Champion, Joey Holder (currently in Deptford X festival, London) and Rolf Nowotny

Chris Fite-Wassilak

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Opinion - 26 Sep 2016

By Design

How technology has shaped our expectations of desirable design

Alice Rawsthorn

Culture Digest - 26 Sep 2016

One More Time With Feeling

This week's Culture Digest picks up the theme of art and trauma: first up, a new album and film from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Ellen Mara De Wachter

Review - 26 Sep 2016

Jeram Patel

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi, India

Shanay Jhaveri

Review - 23 Sep 2016

Francis Picabia

Kunsthaus Zurich, Switzerland

Ara H. Merjian

Review - 23 Sep 2016

Alex Da Corte

MASS MoCA, North Adams, USA

Matthew Erickson
Wifredo Lam, Second Adventivity, 1969. One of seven prints for the portfolio ‘Annonciation’, with poems by Aimé Césaire, published in Milan by Giorgio Upiglio, Grafica Uno, 1982. © SDO Wifredo Lam

23 Sep 2016

Weekend Reading List

From a critique of Adam Curtis to Wifredo Lam's Italian sojourn: what to read this weekend

Paul Clinton
Agata Bogacka, Composition With Eyes, 2015, acrylic on canvas, 114 x 146 cm. Courtesy: Dawid Radziszewski Gallery, Warsaw

Critic's Guide - 23 Sep 2016

Critic’s Guide: Warsaw

The pick of the shows opening today as part of Warsaw Gallery Weekend

Krzysztof Kosciuczuk

Culture Digest - 23 Sep 2016

Print Run

Following the recent New York Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1, Dan Fox profiles three independent publishers

Dan Fox

News - 23 Sep 2016

Briefing

Vincent Fecteau and Mary Reid Kelley are awarded MacArthur genius grants; Ulay victorious in court case against ex-partner Marina Abramović

Profile - 22 Sep 2016

Music

The re-issue of two country music albums by conceptual artist and musician Terry Allen

Dan Fox

Interview - 22 Sep 2016

Modern Multiples

Evan Moffitt talks to the co-founder of print workshop Gemini G.E.L. about the evolution of the iconic Los Angeles institution

Evan Moffitt

Review - 22 Sep 2016

Cary Kwok

Herald St, London, UK

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David Hammons, The Wine Leading  the Wine, c.1969, body print, 1 × 1.2 m. Courtesy: George Economou Collection, Athens; photograph: Bill Orcutt 

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Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, UK

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A new Smithsonian Museum highlights African American history and culture

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Terraformers
The multiple worlds of Hugh Frost and Leon Sadler’s experimental magazine-turned-exhibition, Mould Map

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From gay communes to surrealist ethnography: what to read about this weekend

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I Must Be Living Twice
The final part of this week's Culture Digest looks at two recently reissued books by Eileen Myles

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Georgiana Houghton's 19th-century spirit paintings

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The Work of Art
On using art to reflect on its own labour

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Holmwood House, Glasgow, UK

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Diverse Documents
Surrealism, anthropology and the history of the recently re-opened Musée de l'Homme
I will be last (performed by Brett Milspaw and Alexandra Tuttle), performance documentation, Vancouver Art Gallery, 2008. Courtesy: the artist and Gladstone Gallery, New York; Michael Werner, London; Galerie Neu, Berlin

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Anna Ostoya, A Kiss, 2016, oil on canvas, 61 x 76 cm. Courtesy: the artist and Silberkuppe, Berlin; photograph: Timo Ohler

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Critic’s Guide: Berlin
The best shows opening as part Berlin Art Week
Elephant, Palais des Glaces, Paris. Photograph: Pierre Antoine

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Portfolio: Nicolas Deshayes
From hissing dragons to oozing amoebas: as his show opens at Stuart Shave/Modern Art, the London-based artist...

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Transit
The first of this week's three book columns looks at the second instalment of Rachel Cusk's trilogy
Elfie Semotan, Untitled, 2016, archival pigment print, 47 x 61 cm. Courtesy: Gisela Capitain, Cologne © the artist

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Critic’s Guide: Dusseldorf & Cologne
A round-up of the best recently opened shows in the neighbouring Rhineland cities

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Portfolio: Mariam Ghani
From Jenny Holzer to the Ferguson protests, the filmmaker shares some important images ahead of her show at Ryan Lee
Alicia Barney, Valle de Alicia (Valley of Alicia), 2016, metal, wood, paper, PVC, acrylic emulsion, dimensions variable. Commissioned by the Fundação Bienal de São Paulo for the 32nd Bienal, 2016. Photograph: Leo Eloy / Fundação Bienal de São Paulo

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32nd Bienal de São Paulo
First impressions of the biennial which focuses on the uncertainty of today’s world

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Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, USA

Fairs

Feature - 23 Sep 2016

The Nineties Now

A new section curated by Nicolas Trembley revisits exhibitions from the 1990s; Caroline Roux talks to Trembley and six gallerists about the decade

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Caroline Roux

23 Sep 2016

Reading Room Frieze Masters 2016

Join publications and institutions for an exciting programme of daily events

Interview - 22 Sep 2016

Modern Multiples

Evan Moffitt talks to the co-founder of print workshop Gemini G.E.L. about the evolution of the iconic Los Angeles institution

Evan Moffitt

Feature - 22 Sep 2016

Crossing Over

Frieze Talks address the critical issue of open and closed borders

Christy Lange

21 Sep 2016

Reading Room Frieze London 2016

Join writers, editors and special guests for an exciting programme of daily events

Feature - 21 Sep 2016

Telling Tales - Constructivist Moscow

From Ancient Egypt to Baroque Bologna to avant-garde Moscow, the works at Frieze Masters open up a world of stories

Interview - 21 Sep 2016

Infinite Jest

A studio visit with Julie Verhoeven, ahead of her commission for Frieze Projects

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Christine Sun Kim, 2015, Whitney Museum of American Art. Photograph by Filip Wolak. Courtesy of Carroll/Fletcher, London

20 Sep 2016

Live: Performance & Participation

The pioneering section returns with new commissions and historical projects 

Feature - 20 Sep 2016

Looking Forward: Natasha Ginwala

Curators from influential institutions predict their Frieze London highlights

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Feature - 17 Sep 2016

The Arch

Ali Smith investigates the many meanings of the subject of this year's fair campaigns

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16 Sep 2016

Frieze Talks: 2016 Programme Announced

Hear first-hand from the world's most influential artists, curators, musicians and cultural commentators

Feature - 16 Sep 2016

Telling Tales - Arturo Schwarz's Milan

From Ancient Egypt to Baroque Bologna to avant-garde Moscow, the works at Frieze Masters open up a world of stories

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Nyau Cinema Rules

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On the 25th anniversary of Frieze, co-editor Dan Fox reflects on how magazine publishing and contemporary art have changed

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Making Chinatown

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With new episodes of ‘Telethon’, ‘The O.K. Show’, ‘Desde el Jardín’ and ‘The New Domestic Woodshop’

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Eileen Myles: A Poet in the Art World

An interview with legendary New York poet and author Eileen Myles about her life, her relationship to art and artists, and her recent global recognition

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