ART REVIEW, ISSUE 51, JUNE 2011

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DISPATCHES
Snapshot: Nick Waplington Now See This: Tracey Emin, Le Surrealisme, C'est Moi!, Surrounding Bacon & Warhol, Runa Islam, Magical Consciousness, Peter Peri, Maayan Amir & Ruti Sela, John Chamberlain, Ingrid Calame, Manchester International Festival, Yokohama Triennale Columns: Paul Gravett on the ghostly landscapes of Jon McNaught; Marie Darrieussecq on Martin Parr's Goutte d'Or series; Joshua Mack on MoMA's corporate ethos; Astrid Mania on Martin-Gropius-Bau's misbegotten MoMA habit The Free Lance: Christian Viveros-Faune searches in vain for a politicised art scene London Calling: J.J. Charlesworth considers the art of taking offence Northern Exposure: Maria Lind enjoys the slow pace at the Artist's Institute The Shape of Things: Sam Jacob on a generational approach to cycling Design: Hettie Judah on how rodents have taken over a department store A New Concise Reference Dictionary: From 'I' to 'irrationalism', defined by Neal Brown The Painted Word: Nigel Cooke on the brief careers of two female Pop artists Consumed: Robert Orchardson print, The Half-Shut Door vinyl album of artists' soundtracks, Phillips de Fury's editions shop, Gaius Maecenas edition Montblanc pen, Seb Patane print, Andre Komatsu at PINTA, Mimmo Paladino-painted aeroplane, Marianne Keating wallpaper Digested: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Cosmic Communist Constructions Photographed, Ai Weiwei's Blog, James Welling: Glass House, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Spurious
Great Critics and Their Ideas: Matthew Collings talks evil and Werner Herzog with Georges Bataille
FEATURES
YAEL BARTANA
Anthony Downey on the Israeli artist who's immersing herself in Poland's political past and future, as she represents the country at this year's Venice Biennale
PABLO BRONSTEIN &6A
Stephanie Macdonald and Tom Emerson of architecture practice 6a discuss scavenging the scrapheap of architectural history with artist Pablo Bronstein, in light of two current projects at London's ICA
VENICE BIENNALE: PAVILION PROFILES
Craig Burnett sets the scene for another Venice outing, as ArtReview profiles artists taking over national pavilions Spain: Dora Garcia by Oliver Basciano Scotland: Karla Black by Laura McLean-Ferris New Zealand: Michael Parekowhai by Holly Myers Canada: Steven Shearer by Oliver Basciano
ENGLISH REGIONALISM
Will contemporary art centres succeed as tools for mending England's rundown towns and cities, asks J.J, Charlesworth
ART PILGRIMAGE: MEXICO CITY
Past, present and future jostle for attention in Mexico City's artistic melting pot, finds Joshua Mack
REAR VIEW
REVIEWS
Rabih Mroue, Alice Channer, Scott King & Matthew Darbyshire, Figures & Fictions: Contemporary South African Photography, Born After 1924, Strange Loops, Thomas Lowe, Elizabeth Neel, Erik Wysocan, Brendan Fowler with Joel Mesler and Carol Cohen (Spring 2011), Geoffrey Farmer, Analia Saban, The Other Tradition, Leigh Ledare & Per Billgren, Seth Price, Out-of-Sync: The Paradoxes of Time, Sharjah Biennial 10: Plot for a Biennial
BOOKS
The Pale King, The New Blackwell Companion to the City, Nancy Holt: Sightlines, Art & Multitude
THE STRIP
Train travellers cast adrift by Jon McNaught
ON THE TOWN
Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, and Turner Contemporary, Margate
OFF THE RECORD
Venice Biennale or Eurovision Song Contest? Gallery Girl can't tell