Klaus Speidel

 Photo: Jeff Busby

Photo: Jeff Busby

How will our lives be when AI rules the world? Back to Back Theatre’s new play at the Wiener Festwochen provides a theory.

 Annalise van Even in  Echoic Choir  (2021). Photo: Paris Tsitsos

Annalise van Even in Echoic Choir (2021). Photo: Paris Tsitsos

This year's Wiener Festwochen gets all up in your business. Read Klaus Speidel's review, originally published in Spike #69 – STORYTELLING. 

Andy Warhol at Mumok, Hervé Guibert at Felix Gaudlitz, Lewis Stein at Vin Vin 

 Installation view "Josef Bauer. Demonstration" LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz, 2020 Foto: maschekS.

Installation view “Josef Bauer. Demonstration”, Photo: maschekS

By Klaus Speidel

 it can be said of them , 1969 Screenprint on paper, 305 x 584 mm

Corita Kent, it can be said of them, 1969 Screenprint on paper, 305 x 584 mm

Corita Kent at Taxispalais Kunsthalle Tirol 

 Really Useful Knowledge (Brook Andrew), Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid, 2014 Photo: Joaquín Cortés & Román Lores / M.N.C.A.R.S

Really Useful Knowledge (Brook Andrew), Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid, 2014

Photo: Joaquín Cortés & Román Lores / M.N.C.A.R.S

 Jean-Michel Basquiat at Area, New York (1994)

Jean-Michel Basquiat at Area, New York (1994)

Von Klaus Speidel

Reality can’t be trusted. apparently we are living in a simulation, everybody is talking about post­truth, and “Real food” is an advertising pitch. But reality hasn't disappeared, it's just infused with fiction. By Klaus Speidel

 Dana Schutz,  Open Casket  (2016), Oil on canvas, Collection of the artist; courtesy Petzel, New York.

Dana Schutz, Open Casket (2016), Oil on canvas, 99 x 135 cm; Collection of the artist; courtesy Petzel, New York.