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CONVERSATIONS
Ghost Heritage: Public Movement
. Using our bodies, we learned forms of protest, explored forms of civil pilgrimage, and reenacted choreographic analysis of police operations, et cetera.
REVIEWS
The (ir)reversibility of the things existing all around us: Teresa Cos’s “Measure of Disorder” at Argos, Brussels
The darkened space hosts two screens across from each other. While on one screen the film runs forward, on the other it runs backward. Behind these, to one side, run the credits of the film which reveal also the significance of its locations; forwards and then backwards again, endlessly.
CONVERSATIONS
The Randomness of All These Things Is Actually Really Precise: Sarah Sze
Immersing the spectator in site-specific installations that she herself compares to “studio visits,” both intimate and in flux, US artist Sarah Sze combines intricate systems of objects and images across multiple mediums, from sculpture to painting, drawing, printmaking, and video. On the occasion of her first solo show in an Italian gallery, the artist talks of arranged randomness; balancing craftsmanship and technology; and how Rome and rocks can narrate the experience of time.
CONVERSATIONS
A Fantasy Blossoming Proudly: Robert Henke and Craig Richards
After the closing night of the series I WANT TO LIKE YOU BUT I FIND IT DIFFICULT—the curated musical events at Fondazione Prada—Craig Richards and Robert Henke (Monolake) discuss the intersections between music technology, architecture and performance.
