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Sarah Moss’s books ‘negotiate the past and imagine the future’: interviewed in this issue, Moss discusses optimism, fridge-magnet clichés, the dangers of nationalist nostalgia,...

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Sung Tieu, In Cold Print

Art Review

April 2020

Gabriella Pounds

Art Review

April 2020

Sung Tieu translates from Vietnamese to English as ‘pistol’. It’s an apt name for an artist whose practice explores the psychological dimension of warfare,...

Book Review

February 2020

Anna Wiener’s ‘Uncanny Valley’

Orit Gat

Book Review

February 2020

1. SF vs NY   Anna Wiener found herself in the right place at the right time. That is,...

Feature

January 2020

Silvia Kolbowski, That Monster: An Allegory

Sasha Archibald

Feature

January 2020

The conceptual artist Silvia Kolbowski began working on her new video, That Monster: An Allegory (2018), in the immediate...

Art Review

January 2020

On Having No Skin: Nan Goldin’s Sirens

Amber Husain

Art Review

January 2020

The feeling of drug-induced euphoria could be strips of gauze between beautiful fingers. Or a silver slinky sent down...

Art Review

January 2020

Vija Celmins, To Fix the Image in Memory

Dennis Zhou

Art Review

January 2020

‘I crawl over the photograph like an ant, and I document my crawling on another surface,’ Vija Celmins has...

Book Review

December 2019

Who Liberates the Slaves?

Sophie Lewis

Book Review

December 2019

‘Make Margaret Atwood fiction again!’ Despite encountering them repeatedly over the past few years, I still cannot entirely believe...
Michelle Tea’s ‘Against Memoir’

Book Review

December 2019

Aimee Ballinger

Book Review

December 2019

Last summer, after an eight-hour shift with barely enough time for a piss break, I walked out of a yet another café job. This...
Courtesy the artist
Courtesy the artist

Art Review

December 2019

Anna Maria Maiolino, Making Love Revolutionary

Philomena Epps

Art Review

December 2019

In 1977, a group of mothers began to meet on Thursday afternoons in Plaza de Mayo, the site of...

Art Review

November 2019

Actually, the Dead are Not Dead

Izabella Scott

Art Review

November 2019

During Bergen Assembly’s opening days, I am asked to attend a number of mock funerals, including one for a...
Edoardo Albinati’s ‘The Catholic School’

Book Review

November 2019

Guy Stagg

Book Review

November 2019

‘What man is, whatever man is under the eye of heaven, that I burn to know and that – I do not say this...

 

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