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Omer Fast: Pt I

VIEW FINDER By Andrew Maerkle   5000 Feet is the Best (2011), single-channel, HD video, color, sound, English spoken, 30 min. All images: Unless otherwise noted, © Omer Fast; courtesy the artist, gb agency, Paris; and Taro Nasu, Tokyo.   BornView More >

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Dinh Q Lê

SIMPLY UNFORGETTABLE By Andrew Maerkle   Everything Is a Re-Enactment (2015), single-channel color video with sound, military uniforms, 26 min. Commissioned by the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, 2015.   Born in Vietnam, raised and educated in the US from theView More >

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An-My Lê: Pt III

III.   Damage Control Training, USS Nashville, Senegal (2009), from the series “Events Ashore.”   ART iT: Looking back over your career, do you feel that each project has its own contained aspect to it, or is there some elementView More >

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An-My Lê: Pt II

II.   US Marine Expeditionary Unit, Shoalwater Bay, Australia (2005), from the series “Events Ashore.”   ART iT: You mentioned your project “Small Wars,” which was shot with Vietnam War reenactors in the US. As I understand it, you wereView More >

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An-My Lê: Pt I

FIRES ON THE PLAIN By Andrew Maerkle   US Naval Hospital Ship Comfort, Haiti (2010), from the series “Events Ashore.”   A recipient of the MacArthur Foundation’s “Genius Grant” in 2012, An-My Lê is one of the most remarkable photographersView More >

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Kiri Dalena

TIME RECOVERED By Natsuko Odate and Akira Rachi   From Erased Slogans (2008), collection of 97 Durst lambda prints, dimensions variable. All images: Courtesy Kiri Dalena.   Working both as an artist and an activist, Kiri Dalena explores the socio-politicalView More >

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Mark Manders, Pt III

III.   Perspective Study (2012-14), offset print and acrylic on paper, wood, chicken wire, 91.5 x 60 x 4 cm. Installation view at Gallery Koyanagi, Tokyo, 2015. All images: Photo Keizo Kioku, © Mark Manders / Courtesy Zeno X Gallery,View More >

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Mark Manders, Pt II

II.   Mind Study (2010-11), wood, painted expoxy, painted ceramic, painted canvas, iron, 170 x 240 x 500 cm. Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht. Photo David Huguenin, courtesy Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp, and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York.   ART iT: So farView More >

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