Hi Aharon I agree, it's sad we have to pay, but suppose they have to find a way to pay the costs and even make a profit if they can. This issue does sound really interesting... the Tiziana Terranova interview sounds especially good. €42 per year is a lot. Maybe artists should get it for free, but then everyone would say they're an artist! dave
On 3 July 2014 13:40, ahanon <[email protected]> wrote: > Hiyas, > > This spike art issue Sounds interesting, however by charging for reading > it, kind of feels like Being disenfranchising, in some ironic opening with > the current issue's theme seeming spirit. > > Perhaps underlining a difference between epistemology and ontology? > > Anyhow.. Being non ideologocal about this: > http://www.spikeart.at/en/i/magazin/back/No__40___Sommer_2014 > > Perhaps others will view differently.. ;) > > Cheers from uber sunny Berlin.. > > Aharon > xx > > Issue 40 out now: > Art under Capitalism > > www.spikeart.at > Order or subscribe here. > Download the art-agenda iPad App Sharefb.giftw.gif > > Dear friends, > > The heat is on, and our summer issue is out. > > Themed Art under Capitalism, the magazine includes an acerbic and revealing > conversation about the bleak future of art between curator Daniel Baumann > and dealer > Gavin Brown, who started his gallery in downtown Manhattan in 1993 and > soon became > one of the cutting-edge figures of the New York scene. Italian left-wing > theorist > Tiziana Terranova talks with Stefan Heidenreich about living in an age of > debt, > German critic Kolja Reichert reflects on how the ascendance of art is a > symptom of > the devaluation of money, while writer Jon Leon interviews LA artist Alex > Israel > about nostalgia, style, and taste. The cult curator Bob Nickas thinks back > on the > career of Laurie Parsons, who quit the art world soon after joining it in > the 1990s. > And Adam Kleinman profiles Austrian artist Rainer Ganahl and his > fascination for > left-wing figures like Lenin, Mao, and Marx. > > In addition, Spike's new online editor Timo Feldhaus writes about Jordan > Wolfson's > hugely expensive and notorious dancing robot (Female figure) 2014, and > writer > Michele D'Aurizio pitches Curzio Malaparte's novel The Skin as a lesson in > humanity > and suffering, while American science-fiction author Mark von Schlegell > contributes > a new short story about an unstoppable horde of children, and Paul Maenz > remembers > the legendary but very short exhibition Dies alles Herzchen wird einmal > dir gehören > that took place one evening in Frankfurt in 1967. > > Also: Chisenhale Gallery Director Polly Staple presents her Curator's Key, > Gustave > Courbet's A Burial at Ornans, Spike editor Alexander Scrimgeour writes on > the > experimental political economy of the Artist Pension Trust, Andrew M. > Goldstein and > Homa Zarghamee puzzle over the buzz of buying art, and Amsterdam-based > design and > research studio Metahaven lists its Artist's Favourites. And Peter Pakesch > pays his > respects to one of Austria's greatest painters, Maria Lassnig, who passed > away in > May. > > This time, artists Nina Beier and Ashley Bickerton, consultant Alex > Hunter, curators > Maximilian Geymüller and Chris Sharp contribute to our much-loved section > Seduction > or The Things We Like. And our columnists The Pfaff Brothers are marking > time with > sheets of paper. > > Reviews from… > Vienna: Mladen Stilinović (Galerie Martin Janda) by Christian > Hoeller, Rabih > Mroué (Wiener Festwochen) by Ines Kleesattel, Attention Economy > (Kunsthalle Wien) by > Christian Egger, Damien Hirst/Arnulf Rainer (Arnulf Rainer Museum) by Nina > Schedlmayer > Salzburg: Ana Mendieta (Museum der Moderne) by Ines Gebetsroither > Berlin: 8th Berlin Biennale by Raimar Stange, Chris Martin (KOW) by Elvia > Wilk, Ned > Vena (Société) by Kirsa Geiser > Munich: Matthew Barney (Haus der Kunst) by Daniela Stöppel > Basel: Paul Chan (Schaulager) by Simon Baier > Bern: Shimabuku (Kunsthalle Bern) by Daniel Baumann > Warsaw: A few grams of red, yellow & blue (CCA) by Agata Pyzik > Eindhoven: Hito Steyerl (Van Abbemuseum) by Daniel Herleth > London: Haim Steinbach (Serpentine Gallery) by Oliver Basciano > New York: Whitney Biennial by Tim Griffin > Mexicali: Elias Fontes Art Collection by Chris Kraus > > > Have a nice summer! We'll be back in September with a very special > issue—it's > Spike's tenth anniversary, hooray. > > Spike 40 will be available at newsstands outside of Europe in > approximately one > week. Please be patient, or order it directly from us. > > _______________________________________________ > NetBehaviour mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour >
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