Tenzing Barshee

Photo: Hanna Putz

Interview Verena Dengler

The power of Verena Dengler's art does not lie in individual objects but in the polyphonic stories they invoke. She finds the weak spots in the dominant view of reality and authoritarian discourses and puts them under strain in the hope of breaking authoritarian discourses once and for all. By Tenzing Barshee

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

Portrait Trisha Donnelly

Discourse

#48

Portrait Trisha Donnelly

Her work takes place across the wavelengths of materiality and context, inciting exchanges of meaning and energy between objects and situations. Tenzing Barshee talks to curator Suzanne Cotter

Tenzing Barshee

Interview Verena Dengler

#48 Summer 2016

Portrait Trisha Donnelly

Portrait Trisha Donnelly

#75 The Museum Issue