CURA. 24 out now
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Our awesome winter issue 2017 is finally ready!
You can pre-order your special copy, featuring one of the 100 lenticular covers created by artist Yves Scherer and printed in limited edition! An authentic gem you can’t lose the opportunity to own. So get it before it’s gone!
Yves Scherer’s lenticular series of works present, according to Abaseh Mirvali‘s text, “a concatenation of multiple narratives and pre-existing images that make up and transform the society of spectacle as well as the artist.”
A dizzying selection of cutting-edge artists and of influential protagonists of the recent past contribute to this special issue. Conversations, critical texts, historical analyses and special projects surf on the surface of huge waves and of deep seabeds, where they investigate the inner reasons for artistic practices, taking a nuanced perspective.
Ceci Moss talks with Sean Raspet about the upcoming launch of his brand-new non/food product; Liam Gillick‘s 25 questions for Mitchell Anderson open just as many alternate perspectives on the artist’s practice; David Lê and Anna Uddenberg talk about the complex relationship the artist maintains with the “surface” of contemporary visual vocabulary; Martin Hargreaves reads Pablo Bronstein‘s work through the multifaceted lens of “camp” culture; Anna Gritz analyzes Stuart Middleton‘s recent animation I am just going outside, I may be some time.
Two specially commissioned projects by Zin Taylor and by Eva Papamargariti shed a new light on their personal imagination and conceptual landscapes.
Anthony Huberman, the Pop Up section’s Editor-at-Large, hosts a personal reflection by the writer and curator Robert Snowden, which closely dialogues with a series of photographs on the Vietnam War, collected by artist Lutz Bacher; Lorenzo Benedetti dedicates his portrait in the exhibition space to Walter Hopps, the legendary curator who transformed the panorama of the Californian art scene since the ’60s; Vincent Honoré continues his Icons conversations with Renate Bertlmann, an influential feminist avant-garde artist, who has since the ’70s explored the representation of sexuality and eroticism; João Mourão & Luís Silva are invited by the Guerrilla Girls to visit their solo exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery, London.
Our beloved HOT! section presents in this issue four emerging artists: Pia Camil (introduced by Frédéric Bonnet); Daiga Grantina (by Stephanie Seidel); Elliot Dodd (by Paul Luckraft); Daniele Milvio (by Attilia Fattori Franchini).
Get your copy of CURA. 24 in the best international bookshops in Italy and abroad and hurry up to pre-order here your special limited edition copy! You’ll find us also at The Armory Show, NY (March 2–5), Independent, NY (March 2–5), miart, Milan (March 31–April 2), and Frieze New York, NY (May 5–7).
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Marian Goodman, Paris / Hangar Bicocca, Milan / CCA Wattis Institute, San Francisco / Electa bookshops, Venice Biennale / see the whole list here
