Articles

The Divisive Moment

After 70 years, Henri Cartier-Bresson almost goes back to China
“Celebrations for the 9th anniversary of the People’s Republic”, Beijing, 1 October 1958
Henri Cartier-Bresson's photographs of the last days of the Chinese Civil War were exhibited at Taipei Fine Arts Museum in late 2020. The exhibition was scheduled to be held in Beijing in 2021 but was canceled due to COVID-19. David Frazier writes about the exhibition and its complicated surrounding context.

Down, down, under and below? 

Questions and Appearances with Curran Hatleberg
Curran Hatleberg
Joseph del Pesco presents photographer Curran Hatleberg with a series of questions to which the artist responds with images.

Translating the Personal

The Music, Noise and Voice of Charmaine Lee
Charmaine Lee, ISSUE Project Room, 2019
Kurt Gottschalk speaks to Charmaine Lee about her ever-expanding musical practice.

A Kind of Circuity

An Interview with Slavs and Tatars
Slavs and Tatars, "A Monobrow Manifesto", 2011. Screen print on balloons, installation view at the Sharjah Biennale, 2011. Courtesy of The Third Line, Dubai. Photo: Elizabeth Rappaport.
Nicola Trezzi interviewed Slavs and Tatars about topics ranging from pickles to the collective's embrace of antithetical thought.

Spin into Being

The Art of Melati Suryodarmo
Kyra Kordoski speaks to performance artist Melati Suryodarmo and dives into her deep corpus of durational works.

Ghosts, Radio Waves, Spiritualism and Contextualism in the Art of Aki Onda

Kurt Gottschalk talks to Aki Onda about channelling the spirit of Nam June Paik.