Articles

A Kind of Circuity

An Interview with Slavs and Tatars
Slavs and Tatars, "A Monobrow Manifesto", 2011. Screen print on balloons, installation view at the Sharjah Biennale, 2011. Courtesy of The Third Line, Dubai. Photo: Elizabeth Rappaport.
Nicola Trezzi interviewed Slavs and Tatars about topics ranging from pickles to the collective's embrace of antithetical thought.

Spin into Being

The Art of Melati Suryodarmo
Kyra Kordoski speaks to performance artist Melati Suryodarmo and dives into her deep corpus of durational works.

Ghosts, Radio Waves, Spiritualism and Contextualism in the Art of Aki Onda

Kurt Gottschalk talks to Aki Onda about channelling the spirit of Nam June Paik.

Listening to Tagaloa

Channelling the Oceanic God’s Voice in the Work of Paula Schaafhausen
Leafa Wilson writes about Paula Schaafhausen's installation series Ebbing Tagaloa, featuring Tagaloa (Polynesian God of the Ocean) figures molded from coconut oil and sand.

Double Knowledge

In Conversation with Carolee Schneemann
Carolee Schneemann "Meat Joy"
In one of her last major interviews, Carolee Schneemann spoke to White Fungus editor Ron Hanson and looked back on her life, stretching back to her early childhood drawings and adolescent adventures in Mexico.

The Pleasure Principle: Part Three

The World of Animal Music
A varied tit (Sittiparus varius), a perching bird of the tit family common to Northeast Asia. Image licensed under CC0 1.0.
Do animals create and enjoy music on a similar level to humans? Or are their magnificent displays of sound merely functional? Tobias Fischer, co-editor of the book Animal Music, lays out the arguments for and against, drawing upon a trove of research and creative works by artists and scientists alike.