Elise Lammer | Spike Art Magazine

#56 Summer 2018

The culture wars are raging. Neoliberalism and right-wing populism have co-opted the critique of the 1960s and turned it against art, science and the democratic public sphere, while the left is consumed by infighting. This issue is about the return to battle, strategies of (dis-)engagement, and the question of what art is capable of in...

#56 Summer 2018

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Lynn Hershman-Leeson at HeK Basel and Martha Rosler at Kunstmuseum Basel by Elise Lammer

#56 Summer 2018

The culture wars are raging. Neoliberalism and right-wing populism have co-opted the critique of the 1960s and turned it against art, science and the democratic public sphere, while the left is consumed by infighting. This issue is about the return to battle, strategies of (dis-)engagement, and the question of what art is capable of in...

#56 Summer 2018

Views Basel

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Lynn Hershman-Leeson at HeK Basel, Martha Rosler at Kunstmuseum Basel, Raphaela Vogel at Kunsthalle Basel by Elise Lammer

#54 Winter 2018

We are in an interregnum, an in-between state where the old world is dying and the new struggles to be born. Colonies of bacteria are decomposing the white cube, automation will replace work, and a hope persists that digital space will produce a truly different art. The avant-garde is still alive, but as a stateless multitude that...

#54 Winter 2018

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Guillaume Pilet at Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne and Marguerite Humeau at Haus Konstruktiv in Zurich by Elise Lammer