features 10.12.12 Metropolis M
The final issue of this year presents 8 interviews with key figures who draw attention in 2012 or will do so in 2013 .
features 27.11.12 Domeniek Ruyters
In Metropolis M No 5-2012 we present short texts on some of the international participants of INexactly THIS/Kunstvlaai. Here the long, non-edited, uncensored version of the interview with Susan Gibb, founder of Society in Sydney, and curator of the show that presents one of the already iconic images of this year's edition of the Kunstvlaai.
features 26.11.12 Jolien Verlaek
In the build up of RijksakademieOPEN, resident artist Rubèn Grilo discusses his work, his plans for the future and that the soup never gets to the mouth miraculously.
features 23.11.12 Vincent van Velsen
Ideals just do not make sense. In his large canvasses Philipp Kremer questions reality and perfection trough figuration and harmony. This is the first in a series of short preview portraits.
features 22.11.12 Domeniek Ruyters
Tomorrow opens INexactly This - Festival of Independents. Formerly known as The Kunstvlaai. Metropolis M talks with the curators: Natasha Ginwala & Fleur van Muiswinkel.
features 13.11.12
Dutch artists Bas van den Hurk and Pim Kersten show their work together with Italian artist Gino Bosa in Sabspace in Padua, Italy. The exhibition is inspired by an article on Buster Keaton and the formality of his gestures. Here are the photo's.
features 10.11.12 Fionn Meade
There is a mysterious atmosphere in the work of Croatian artist David Maljkovic: monuments from the history of modernism are exposed in videos and deployed anew in what appears to be an hommage. With his current exhibition in Eindhoven, Maljkovic also seems to be increasingly applying this procedure to his own work and to the exhibition itself, in an attempt to shed new light on it.
features 23.10.12 Júlia Rebouças
The young Brazilian artist Jonathas de Andrade (b. 1982) makes conceptually-oriented work with a strong melancholic undertone. His work is being shown in Europe more and more often.
features 21.10.12 Alexander Mayhew
He accompanied Tino Sehgal to Japan by train, right across Russia. For six weeks, he travelled with the artist who does not want to fly. Jan Mot, a reluctant Brussels gallery owner, sees a gallery as a way to make his life interesting. He recently opened a second gallery in Mexico City.
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