The Dubai Effect
They say that museums are where art goes to die. But it might be more apt to say that of storage facilities—from an artist's bedroom closet to multibillion-dollar freeports found chiefly in Geneva…
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Following a path blazed by Duchamp, a host of current artists are using scents, atmospheric conditions, and microorganisms to create a new, multisensory rapport between viewers and artworks.
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Image Processors: Networks, the Internet, and Pictures at ‘Co-Workers’ in Paris
For Nøne Futbol Club's Work nº2B: La tonsure (after Marcel Duchamp), 2015, the French artist duo convinced retired soccer star Djibril Cissé, famous online for his coifs—an electric-blue landing…
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A Look Around the Venice Biennale: Day 3, Part 1
On day three of the Venice Biennale preview, many visitors began to make their way out of the main exhibition and into the surrounding pavilions and events. Below, a mix of Joan Jonas, Cheetos at the…
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Pamela Rosenkranz Will Represent Switzerland at the 2015 Venice Biennale
Pamela Rosenkranz will represent Switzerland at the Swiss pavilion of the 2015 Venice Biennale, in a show curated by Susanne Pfeffer. "I am interested in how Pamela reflects on technological change…
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In the Studio: Pamela Rosenkranz
When the Venice Biennale opens in May, Pamela Rosenkranz, who is representing Switzerland, will be 35 years old. Despite her relative youth, she is no stranger to high-profile exhibitions.
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