reviews  23.01.12  Judith Vrancken

Report on LA galleries: reviews on Jonas Lipps at Thomas Solomon Gallery, John Divola at LAXART and Banks Violette at Blum & Poe.

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reviews  09.01.12  Rianne Groen

Pablo Bronstein, Sarah Jones and Michael Raedecker selected this year's Bloomberg New Contemporaries, giving an overview of what might be coming in the art world.

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reviews  19.12.11  Nicola Bozzi

It is all about Mark Wallinger in his retrospective at De Pont in Tilburg.

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reviews  21.11.11  Agnieszka Gratza

Three weeks into Performa 11, what’s the state of play? Which of the performances stood out and which were rather underwhelming?

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reviews  03.11.11  Nguyen Vu Thuc Linh

At the Free/Slow University of Warsaw - a network of initiatives that live by the motto ‘Freedom through slowness’ - a three-day conference was organised on the political economy of social creativity.

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reviews  16.10.11  Alexander Mayhew

This year's Frieze Art Fair raises the question: did we only come here for decoration, for art for art’s sake?

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reviews  03.10.11  Boukje Cnossen

This summer, Elad Lassry's photographs and an enchanting video work were shown at ILLUMInations in Venice, giving the Los Angeles based artist a wider European audience. His first solo show in London opened last week at the White Cube.

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reviews  26.09.11  Judith Vrancken

Images of terrorist attacks can be seen live, and within seconds they are dispatched via media portals throughout the world. Ten years after 9/11, the artists of the exhibition Seeing is Believing at Kunst-Werke in Berlin investigate the power and status of these images.

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reviews  17.08.11  Rianne Groen

The highlights in the graduate shows of two of London’s best art schools.

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reviews  29.06.11  Nicola Bozzi

The works in the exhibition Act / Out at Onomatopee suggest a will to to spring out into the public spaces that inspired them.

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