The Temptation of Everything in Michael Dudeck’s “Messiah Complex 5.0”
When a contemporary performance artist adopts religion in general as the theme of a work, a few things are likely to occur: the work…
Read MoreWhen a contemporary performance artist adopts religion in general as the theme of a work, a few things are likely to occur: the work…
Read MoreWhy would you even want to? We want to be makers, not bureaucrats or lecturers. But after a dozen years of making, maybe you…
Read MoreLuc Tuymans does not shy away from controversy. For his new exhibition at David Zwirner in London, for example, one of his paintings is…
Read MoreIn 2009, @on_kawara flickered onto the scene. The Twitter account, whose profile picture is a black square, simply tweeted out once a day, “I…
Read MoreHow does performance art survive? What artifacts, narratives, or documents testify to performance’s occurrence? For the genre’s venerable practitioners from its historic moment of…
Read MoreHow can an artist enact failure without presenting a failed act? How does an artist present an ethos of collapse without making work that…
Read MoreAt first glance, Adel Abdessemed’s charcoal drawings of soldiers do not seem to be up to much. They are large, certainly: two meters in…
Read MoreStéphane Aquin holds a distinguished profile in the Canadian artworld and abroad, in part because he arrived to the role of curator from art…
Read MoreIt’s Saturday night in Dallas, at the debut of “The Unplayed Notes Museum,” by the French art star Loris Gréaud. The cavernous, spookily lit space…
Read MoreIn order to enter the Union Station’s Great Hall – a stunning keystone of Toronto’s historic architecture, with soaring coffered ceilings and heritage marble…
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