#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 rejects the rhetoric of power. Quantum computers are starting to compute. This issue asks about the shape of things to come.













Gelitin at Fondazione Prada by Barbara Casavecchia
Zach Blas at Gasworks by Ella Plevin, Raša Todosijević at Handel Street Projects and Rivane Neuschwander at Stephen Friedman Gallery by Oliver Basciano
Camille Henrot at Palais de Tokyo by Jean-Max Colard
Laura Owens at Whitney Museum by Felix Bernstein, Jim Shaw at Metro Pictures by Iona Whittaker, Maria Thereza Alves at Vera List Center for Art and Politics by Harry Burke
Thomas Bayrle at MAK by Mohammad Salemy, Alona Rodeh at Christine König Galerie by Rebecca O'Dwyer, Valie Export at Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz by Gianna Virginia Prein, "Remastered" at Kunsthalle Krems by Leander Gussmann
Isa Genzken at König Galerie by Dominikus Müller, Preis der Nationalgalerie by Chloe Stead, Parapolitics at HKW by Alexander Scrimgeour, Salvage Art Institute at BNKR in Munich by Daniela Stöppel, Alexander Kluge at Folkwang Museum in Essen by Moritz Scheper
Guillaume Pilet at Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne and Marguerite Humeau at Haus Konstruktiv in Zurich by Elise Lammer
By Ilya Lipkin, Jenna Sutela, Korakrit Arunanondchai, Magnus Andersen, Maruša Sagadin
By Karola Kraus, Titania Seidl, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Laura Henseler, Peter Amby
from Budapest by Slavs & Tatars
By Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev
by Eva and Franco Mattes
Elisa Linn on KP Brehmer's Soul and Feeling of a Worker (1978/81)