Jay Sanders

Huang Yong Ping, Serpent d’Océan , 2012, Aluminium, inox, 120 m  © ADAGP Huang Yong Ping. Courtesy the artist and Le Voyage à Nantes

Huang Yong Ping, Serpent d’Océan, 2012, Aluminium, inox, 120 m

Photo: archives kamel mennour © ADAGP Huang Yong Ping. Courtesy the artist, Le Voyage à Nantes, and kamel mennour, Paris/London

Art of the Decade

By Daniel Baumann, Folakunle Oshun, Alisa Prudnikova, Ella Plevin, Joanna Kamm, Hou Hanru, Jay Sanders, Rita Vitorelli, Kolja Reichert, Diana Campbell Betancourt

The viral Internet is a rabbithole where the truth goes to die. Some of us want to be seen and others don’t. In this issue we feature a selection of contemporary archetypes, among them the refugee, the one-percenter, and the thief.

#48 Summer 2016

One Work

Discourse

#48

One Work

Jay Sanders talks to Jill Kroesen about her first epic Stanley Oil and His Mother: A Systems Portrait of the Western World, which debuted at The Kitchen in 1977

Jay Sanders

Art of the Decade

#48 Summer 2016

One Work

One Work

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