Titre :	FRIEZE N°198 Octobre 2018 2018 CONTEMPORARY ART AND CULTURE : VIVIANE SASSEN-ROEE ROSEN-LILIANA PORTER-CÉCILE B. EVANS SENGA NENGUDI
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Collectif, Auteur
Editeur :	Londres : Frieze
Année de publication :	2018
Importance :	276P.
Présentation :	couv. coul., illus. coul. et noir&blanc;
Format :	30 CM
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	4688
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	3. Culture:3.45 Arts
Mots-clés :	In  the  October  issue  of  frieze: -Osei  Bonsu  speaks  to  seminal  conceptual  and  performance  artist  Senga  Nengudi  about  her  practice.  -Fiction  writer  essayist  Brenda  Lozano  unravels  multifarious  work  Liliana  Porter  whose  retrospective  opens  this  November  at  El  Museo  del  Barrio. -Tavia  Nyong’o  looks  identity  politics  behind  video  Luke  Willis  Thompson  in  wake  debates  sparked  by  his  Turner  Prize  nomination. -Crystal  Bennes  responds  Assemble’s  new  build  London’s  Goldsmiths  CCA  gallery
Index. décimale :	709.040 75 (Beaux-Arts et Arts Décoratifs - Art Conceptuel.)
Note de contenu :	frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram Reviews - 23 Sep 2018 Breaking The Boundaries: Maren Hassinger’s Evolving Practice A collaborative exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art and Art + Practice, Los Angeles, explores the lesser-known ephemeral works of the sculpto Opinion - 23 Sep 2018 Minimalism, Masculinity and Mesut Özil At the end of July, the footballer announced his resignation from the German national football team – why? Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 The Conditions of Being Art: Pat Hearn Gallery & America Fine Arts, Co. An exhibiton at Hessel Museum of Art, Annandale-on-Hudson, is dedicated to two of New York’s most influential galleries of the 1980s frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram Reviews - 23 Sep 2018 Breaking The Boundaries: Maren Hassinger’s Evolving Practice A collaborative exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art and Art + Practice, Los Angeles, explores the lesser-known ephemeral works of the sculpto Opinion - 23 Sep 2018 Minimalism, Masculinity and Mesut Özil At the end of July, the footballer announced his resignation from the German national football team – why? Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 The Conditions of Being Art: Pat Hearn Gallery & America Fine Arts, Co. An exhibiton at Hessel Museum of Art, Annandale-on-Hudson, is dedicated to two of New York’s most influential galleries of the 1980s Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 ‘I'll Be Gentle, No Consent’: Julia Scher Julia Scher’s disconcerting 1991 immersive installation which surveilles its visitors is rebooted - and upgraded - at DREI, Cologne Interviews - 22 Sep 2018 ‘I Believe Deeply that the Best Kind of Art is Public’: An Interview with Senga Nengudi The legendary sculptor and performance artist talks liquid sculpture, the politics of dance and the liberating qualities of nylon hosiery Influences - 21 Sep 2018 My Influences: Roee Rosen On the eve of his two retrospectives in Paris, the artist discusses the works that have shaped his practice and thinking

FRIEZE N°198 Octobre 2018 2018 CONTEMPORARY ART AND CULTURE : VIVIANE SASSEN-ROEE ROSEN-LILIANA PORTER-CÉCILE B. EVANS SENGA NENGUDI [texte imprimé] / Collectif, Auteur . - Londres : Frieze, 2018 . - 276P. : couv. coul., illus. coul. et noir&blanc; ; 30 CM.
ISSN : 4688
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	3. Culture:3.45 Arts
Mots-clés :	In  the  October  issue  of  frieze: -Osei  Bonsu  speaks  to  seminal  conceptual  and  performance  artist  Senga  Nengudi  about  her  practice.  -Fiction  writer  essayist  Brenda  Lozano  unravels  multifarious  work  Liliana  Porter  whose  retrospective  opens  this  November  at  El  Museo  del  Barrio. -Tavia  Nyong’o  looks  identity  politics  behind  video  Luke  Willis  Thompson  in  wake  debates  sparked  by  his  Turner  Prize  nomination. -Crystal  Bennes  responds  Assemble’s  new  build  London’s  Goldsmiths  CCA  gallery
Index. décimale :	709.040 75 (Beaux-Arts et Arts Décoratifs - Art Conceptuel.)
Note de contenu :	frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram Reviews - 23 Sep 2018 Breaking The Boundaries: Maren Hassinger’s Evolving Practice A collaborative exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art and Art + Practice, Los Angeles, explores the lesser-known ephemeral works of the sculpto Opinion - 23 Sep 2018 Minimalism, Masculinity and Mesut Özil At the end of July, the footballer announced his resignation from the German national football team – why? Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 The Conditions of Being Art: Pat Hearn Gallery & America Fine Arts, Co. An exhibiton at Hessel Museum of Art, Annandale-on-Hudson, is dedicated to two of New York’s most influential galleries of the 1980s frieze magazine Issue 198 October 2018 Subscribe Buy this Issue View All Issues Any Category Profiles - 27 Sep 2018 Candice Lin: A Tribute to Erosion Poet CAConrad looks at the ways in which the artist addresses the corrosive role of empire in our daily lives Opinion - 27 Sep 2018 For Empathy, With Love: the Photographs of Rosalind Solomon What does a picture tell? Not one story Opinion - 26 Sep 2018 Pet Shop Boys: Happiness Is An Option To celebrate the publication of Neil Tennant's collected lyrics, Michael Bracewell pays homage to the pop group Reviews - 25 Sep 2018 Beyond Representation: Evelyne Axell’s Flirt with Abstraction A concise retrospective at König London explores the transition of the artist’s paintings and extends her short-lived career into the present Opinion - 24 Sep 2018 What is the Art World’s Responsibility in Europe’s Culture Wars? From Budapest to Liverpool, a resurgent far-right poses a great threat to cultural freedom Reviews - 24 Sep 2018 Cindie Cheong Captures Childhood Between Pose and Picture At TG, Nottingham, a selection of photographs from the late 1990s raises questions about self-portrayal in a time before Instagram Reviews - 23 Sep 2018 Breaking The Boundaries: Maren Hassinger’s Evolving Practice A collaborative exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art and Art + Practice, Los Angeles, explores the lesser-known ephemeral works of the sculpto Opinion - 23 Sep 2018 Minimalism, Masculinity and Mesut Özil At the end of July, the footballer announced his resignation from the German national football team – why? Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 The Conditions of Being Art: Pat Hearn Gallery & America Fine Arts, Co. An exhibiton at Hessel Museum of Art, Annandale-on-Hudson, is dedicated to two of New York’s most influential galleries of the 1980s Reviews - 22 Sep 2018 ‘I'll Be Gentle, No Consent’: Julia Scher Julia Scher’s disconcerting 1991 immersive installation which surveilles its visitors is rebooted - and upgraded - at DREI, Cologne Interviews - 22 Sep 2018 ‘I Believe Deeply that the Best Kind of Art is Public’: An Interview with Senga Nengudi The legendary sculptor and performance artist talks liquid sculpture, the politics of dance and the liberating qualities of nylon hosiery Influences - 21 Sep 2018 My Influences: Roee Rosen On the eve of his two retrospectives in Paris, the artist discusses the works that have shaped his practice and thinking