Blau #7
£22.00
In the new issue, Pol Taburet, at a pivotal moment in his young career, discusses the undead, psychedelics, and mealtime with his mother. The most sci-fi of classical sculptors, Rebecca Warren time travels from Degas’s dancers to the Abbatars. A controversial series comes to a close as John Currin wraps... Read More
In the new issue, Pol Taburet, at a pivotal moment in his young career, discusses the undead, psychedelics, and mealtime with his mother. The most sci-fi of classical sculptors, Rebecca Warren time travels from Degas’s dancers to the Abbatars. A controversial series comes to a close as John Currin wraps up “Memorial,” almost live and in 3D. Light years ahead, Marie Chaix and Oliver Hadlee Pearch layer up to lay low. And Andy Robert talks to Thelma Golden about the new vocabulary of his work—and the pulse of opacity.
Rebecca Warren time travels between Degas’s dancers and the Abbatars. Pol Taburet, at a pivotal moment in his young career, discusses the undead, psychedelics, and mealtime with his mother. A controversial series comes to a close as John Currin wraps up “Memorial,” almost live and in 3D. Light years ahead, Marie Chaix and Oliver Hadlee Pearch layer up to lay low. And Andy Robert talks to Thelma Golden about the new vocabulary of his work—and the pulse of opacity.
Other highlights include Sir Norman Rosenthal, the Utrecht Caravaggisti, Jon Rafman, Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach, Balkrishna Doshi, Sara Flores, and the Parisian residence of Roberto Matta.
COVER SENT AT RANDOM