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#37 Autumn 2013

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The Berlin Issue – a collective portrait of the city with essays by Ingo Niermann and Timo Feldhaus, talks among gallerists like Daniel Buchholz and David Lieske, and between performers Adam Linder & Wojciech Kosma, Berlin artists in New York by Karen Archey, Anselm Franke at Haus der Kulturen der Welt and Shanaynay at abc.

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Daniel Baumann and Jay Sanders in conversation
Curators Daniel Baumann and Jay Sander confess their secret love for the museum, discuss the (alleged?) power of the collector, and the reawakened interest in performance. Withholding that the latter’s successful combination of popular event with a claim to art is what makes it so attractive to museums. In 2012, Jay Sanders co-curated the Whitney Biennial together with Elisabeth Sussman. Daniel Baumann is one of the curators of this year’s Carnegie International in Pittsburgh.
Do you sometimes have the feeling you are coming apart…?
Berlin Special: Stream of Consciousness about Berlin art scene that makes theory become lifestyle.
Artist's favourites by Mariana Castillo Deball
Reason to Destroy Contemporary Art
One of the fundamental questions of our 21st Century Theory series is whether the “correlationist thinking dominant today may perhaps be an obstacle to understanding important trends in contemporary art.”

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