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Mousse 66: Out Now

Mousse 66: Out Now

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REVIEWS
On Interstitial Fragments of Private Life and Sociopolitical Unrest: Beatrice Gibson

Dealing with themes spanning experimental literature, art, expanded cinema, poetry, music, and feminism, Beatrice Gibson’s practice has always been informed by participatory processes and collaborations. In her two new interconnected and multigenerational films presented at Camden Arts Centre, in London, the Franco-British artist brings these issues into a more intimate level of analysis, exploring family values and unfolding collective concerns in an even more unsettled world.

© Beatrice Gibson Courtesy: the artist
CONVERSATIONS
Nothing Is Still: Oliver Laric

In Oliver Laric’s works, nothing is still, indeed: for the viewer approaching his practice, the feeling is that of stepping into a known river only to acknowledge that “different and again different waters flow,” to echo Heraclitus—as cited by Plato—as quoted by Laric himself.

Courtesy: the artist and Tanya Leighton, Berlin
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REVIEWS
YEARS “I don’t want to live, I don’t want to die” at Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen

It’s Sunday morning as I sit at my working desk with a coffee-stained bunch of stapled papers on my lap. The densely typed handout is the script of I don’t want to live, I don’t want to die, an exhibition in five acts by the Copenhagen-based artist collective YEARS.

Photo: David Stjernholm
REVIEWS
Spark Seeders Hypostatizing Temporal Distances: Petrit Halilaj

Rows of ceiling-high wooden structures run along Fondazione Merz’s inner perimeters. Those precarious load-bearing axes reconstruct proportions and volumes of the former Runik House of Culture building, in Kosovo.

Courtesy: the artist; Fondazione Merz, Turin; ChertLüdde, Berlin; kamel mennour, Paris / London. Photo: Renato Ghiazza
CONVERSATIONS
Letters: David Horvitz
Text by David Horvitz on The Last Billboard (curated by Jon Rubin), 2016
CONVERSATIONS
Hannah Quinlan & Rosie Hastings interviewed by Rosanna Mclaughlin
© Two Queens, Leicester. Courtesy: the artists and Arcadia Missa, London. Photo: Julian Lister
PUBLISHING
Stefan Burger
EXHIBITIONS
“Harlem Perspectives II” at FACTION Art Projects, New York
Courtesy: the artist and FACTION Art Projects, New York

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