For the forgetting of memory, and the separation of arrival By Hu Fang Full Name Jun Yang and Soldier Woods (2002), DVD approx 9 min. Produced for Manifesta 4, 2002. All images: courtesy the artist and Vitamin Creative Space,View More >
For the forgetting of memory, and the separation of arrival By Hu Fang Full Name Jun Yang and Soldier Woods (2002), DVD approx 9 min. Produced for Manifesta 4, 2002. All images: courtesy the artist and Vitamin Creative Space,View More >
The lost world of the radio cassette player HITACHI TRK-W4U, (ca.1984), 50 x 15 cm Whenever a story like “Pakistanis collect stolen cars to secretly ship offshore” or “Bulk bicycles found bound for North Korea on the Mangyongbong-92”View More >
II. Retrograde Parlor Tricks Yeondoo Jung on the illusory limitations of digital effects. Location #5 (2006), C-print, 116.8 x 240 cm. All images: Courtesy the artist and Kukje Gallery, Seoul. ART iT: We were just talking about yourView More >
II. Roman Holiday Fischli and Weiss address the transparency of the visible world. From the series “Airports” (1987- ), C-print photograph, 160 x 225 cm. All images: © Peter Fischli/David Weiss, courtesy the artists; Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zürich; SprüthView More >
Asia-Pacific area Opening this week Chenwenji 11.30 – 12.19 CAFA Art Museum, Beijing Juul Kraijer 12.4 – 1.5 Vadehra Art Gallery(Okhla, New Delhi) Chen Shun-Chu: “On the Road” 12.4 – 1.1 IT Park Gallery, Taipei “Manga Realities: Exploring the ArtView More >
Caption for diagram of Katsuhiro Yamaguchi’s never-realized “Fire & Water Fountain Plan” as reproduced in the monograph Yamaguchi Katsuhiro 360°. Photo ART iT.
Issue 6: Primitive Technology If the medium through which an artwork is realized is a necessary condition of that work, what happens when technology makes new kinds of previously unimaginable artworks possible? Conversely, what happens to the temporal field ofView More >
Advancing Beyond Efficiency Yeondoo Jung on how the misuse of technology leads to art. CineMagician (2010), dual-channel HD video, 55 min. All images: Courtesy the artist and Kukje Gallery, Seoul. Based in Seoul, Yeondoo Jung often explores theView More >
The Techne of Schadenfreude By Andrew Maerkle Since their first collaboration in 1979, Peter Fischli and David Weiss have consistently challenged the preconditions of art as a system of historically determined conventions. From utilizing materials like sausages and clay toView More >
Video WallPaik By Barbara London A version of this text previously appeared in the publication The Electronic Super Highway – Travels with Nam June Paik (Holly Solomon Gallery, New York, and Carl Solway Gallery, Cincinnati, 1994). The author has revisitedView More >
Installation view of Ai Weiwei’s Cube Light (2008) at Misa Shin Gallery, 2010. Photo ART iT. In recent years Tokyo has seen an influx of young galleries focusing on a new generation of Japanese artists. While certainly new, theView More >
Asia-Pacific area Opening this week Chen Wenling: “The Suspense” 11.15 – 28 Today Art Museum, Beijing Guo Hongwei, Yuko Murata and Karen Seapker: “Recent paintings and watercolors” 11.17 – 1.28 James Cohan Gallery Shanghai Liu Xiaodong: “Hometown Boy” 11.17 –View More >