NATASHA STAGG on shopping and sustainability in Spike: “I want to buy something that will fall apart, so I can buy it again.” READ THE COLUMN >>
TEAR GAS BIENNIAL: Hannah Black, Ciarán Finlayson, and Tobi Haslett on Warren Kanders’ Whitney Biennial. “There should have been a boycott… but now the highest aspiration of avowedly radical work is its own display.” READ THE FULL STATEMENT AT ARTFORUM.
MONSTROUS THOUGHTS: Philosopher Eugene Thacker on the “New Golden Age of Horror”
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🎉🍻Happy belated birthday Angela Merkel 🎉🍻
HEINZ BUDE gives a primer on understanding Merkel and the German psyche HERE, and calls for new forms of solidarity in our LATEST ISSUE.
WHY BE YOU WHEN YOU CAN BE ME? Petra Collins’ Unconscious Truths
Trash Talk: On Translating Garbage
“By garbage I mean any or all of the following: corporate-speak, brand manifestos, NGO reports, think tank reports, letters from government agencies replying to American oil companies … and that vilest genre of all: the art text.”
Read the full piece on The Paris Review blog >>
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Artist Dorothea Nold gets “an average of five calls a day” from international investors interested in buying into the new Berlin property developments advertised on posters and billboards in the city’s Kreuzberg and Treptow areas. What these would-be financiers don’t know is that the placards – which feature company names such as Desperate Development and absurd architectural renderings – are part of an art project-cum-awareness campaign satirizing the engorged real estate market in the German capital. “I have nothing against development,” says Nold, “but how and for whom people are building in Berlin at the moment really upsets me.” 🏗🏗
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MUTANT TOMATOES FROM THE RECENT FUTURE: Pierre-Louis Auvray’s Console Couture
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WONG PING: HEART DAGGER opens at the Camden Arts Centre in London tomorrow. Earlier this year, Ping told 032c:
“If you think about fisting in a cartoon versus fisting in a real life movie, these are different things.”
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LIFE CAN BE A FAMILY BUSINESS: No Show Official @ Paris Fashion Week
The Future of Couture: Neo-digital natives, blockchain luxury, and algorithmic customization
