features 01.03.11 METROPOLIS M
This year Metropolis M presents a series of special editions from respected artists. High quality art is now within reach for everyone.
28/02/11 David Bennewith
It’s like no other magazine on design: Dot Dot Dot. A generation of designers has grown up with it. After ten years and twenty issues, the current editors (Stuart Bailey and David Reinfurt) have decided to call it quits. A summing up.
features 27.02.11 Metropolis M
Metropolis M No 1 presents AA Bronson, Gabriel Lester, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, Olivier Foulon en Jutta Koether, Thea Djordjadze...
07/01/11 Grant Watson
Business acumen and intellect are the two greatest talents of the art world in India. A report from the rapidly developing subcontinent.
07/01/11 Viktor Misiano
The art world in Russia is modernizing itself according to the capitalist model, while leaving the old power structures intact. Good art is especially art that sells well. So far so good, but the question is, for how long?
07/01/11 Annet Dekker
Only by making themselves much more dependent on their public can art museums continue to exist. In the third and last part of a series on the future of the museum, METROPOLIS M offers an interview with Nancy Proctor, specialist in the area of mobile and digital strategies for the museum.
features 27.01.11 Sanne Oorthuizen
Ruangrupa, an artists' initiative established in 2000 by a group of artists in Jakarta, celebrates its 10th anniversary.
features 08.01.11 JJ Charlesworth
Roger Hiorns’s object-based art defies any easy definition of ‘sculpture’. Using materials and techniques as varied as crystallisation, brain matter and jet engines, the British artist’s work probes how physical matter encounters invisible registers of experience, association and meaning, exploring how themes such as human consciousness, ritual practice and erotic energy might make sense in our rationalistic, secular world.
features 08.01.11 METROPOLIS M
METROPOLIS M Nº 6. Out Now. How 'green' is art?; Interview with Roger Hiorns; Art Institutions in Russia and India; Outsider Henry Darger; Mobile Museums, and more...
features 04.01.11 Ine Gevers
Recent years have seen no shortage of exhibitions concerned with ecology and the environment, but to date, they seem to have had little effect. What seems to be going wrong?
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