THE REMAINDER IS PERFECT By Andrew Maerkle Claes Oldenburg – Giant Pool Balls (1977), Skulptur Austellung in Münster 1977, photo LWL / Hubertus Huvermann 2016. Since its inception in 1977, Skulptur Projekte Münster has developed into one of the world’sView More >
REVISITING THE YEAR’S MOST MEMORABLE EXHIBITIONS The Editors Lina Bo Bardi The Watari Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo December 4, 2015 – March 27 This compact overview of the work of the Italian-born Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi was vintageView More >
The Year in Exhibitions Hiraki Sawa – Installation view of “Under the Box, Beyond the Bounds” at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery, 2014. Photo Kioku Keizo. A survey of the year’s most memorable exhibitions in the greater Tokyo area, includingView More >
ANTICIPATING THE UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS OF 2015 The Editors Parasophia: Kyoto International Festival of Contemporary Culture 2015 Prelude [Exhibition] William Kentridge: The Refusal of Time, former Rissei Elementary School, Kyoto, 2014. Photo by Kunihiro Shikata, courtesy of Parasophia Office.View More >
THE YEAR’S MOST MEMORABLE EXHIBITIONS IN THE GREATER TOKYO AREA The Editors HI-RED CENTER Left: Publicity material for the Shoto Museum of Art’s Hi-Red Center exhibition. Right: Installation view of Jiro Takamatsu: “Mysteries” at the National Museum of Modern Art,View More >
THE YEAR’S MOST MEMORABLE INTERVIEWS IN ART iT Wolfgang Tillmans: The Space Between 0 and 1 Wolfgang Tillmans – Guide Star, ESO (2012). © Wolfgang Tillmans, courtesy the artist and Wako Works of Art, Tokyo. ART iT caught up withView More >
Liam Gillick: On a Certain Day in a Certain Place and Time Liam Gillick – Factories in the snow (2007), exhibition view in Philippe Parreno: “Anywhere, Anywhere, Out Of The World,” Palais de Tokyo, 2013. Photo Aurélien Mole. Based inView More >
Mike Kelly Filling the entire rotating exhibition space of the newly renovated Stedelijk Museum, this large-scale Mike Kelley retrospective brought together over 200 works from across the artist’s career, from the “Birdhouse” series dating from his student days at theView More >
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING 2012 REMEMBERANCE
Octavio Zaya is a writer, curator and editor based in New York since 1978. He is director of ATLANTICA journal (Centro Atlántico Arte Moderno, CAAM), and curator-at-large at Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León (MUSAC), Spain. What followsView More >