FRIEZE, ISSUE 144, JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2012

Περιεχόμενα

The Long Nineties
Revisiting art's social turn and the 1990s - the decade that has yet to end by Lars Bang Larsen
The Way They Looked at Each Other
Artist Mario Garcia Torres considers the impossibility of untangling a moment in the past
Useful Art
Kathy Noble talks to Tania Bruguera about the artist's long-term project, Immigrant Movement International
And Then?
Dan Hancox looks back over a year of unrest in the UK
Interview: Chris Dercon
Jennifer Higgie and Sam Thorne talk to the new director of Tate Modern about the museum's plans for the future
Radical Bleak
Art's conflicted relationship with the Arab Spring by Negar Azimi
La Comedie Humaine
A golden age of television by Aaron Schuster
Pacific Standard Time
Stretching across 70 museums and galleries, 'Pacific Standard Time' is an unprecedented survey of Southern Californian art between 1945 and 1980 by Sam Thorne and Stacey Allan
Island Nation
After the tsunami: the role of disaster in Japan's artistic psyche by Philip Brophy and Kyoji Maeda
Ten Years
Remembering 9/11: how exhibitions in New York and Berlin commemorated the tenth anniversary of the attacks by Christy Lange
Going Dutch
Reasons and responses: the cuts to arts funding in the Netherlands by Moosje Goosen
Top Secrets
Advocate or Informer? Julian Assange and WikiLeaks by Jan Verwoert
Words & Deeds
The factors behind the mayor of Berlin's controversial decision to fund the exhibition 'Made in Berlin' by Jorg Reiser
STATE OF THE ART
Uncertainty Principles
How art can provide new tools for living in a precarious age by Jocben Volz
Get'em Whilst They're Hot! They're Lovely!
frieze speaks to a new wave of young, dynamic gallerists
OTHER CITIES, OTHER SEAS
Remains of the Day
What a show in New York says about artistic freedom in Lebanon by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie
INFORMANT
The Power of One
The strange allure of amulets by George Pendle
PRETTY, PRETTY GOOD
Artist's Block
What can artists learn from writers? by Jennifer Allen
Film
The best movies and artists' films of 2011 by Thomas Beard and Emilie Bickerton
Architecture
From housing design in Japan to urban interventions in Caracas, architecture in 2011 has been characterized by a rethinking of public space by Niklas Maak and Joseph Grima
Design
A survey of modern living in California, biennials in Asia and a new generation of design studios, Eugenia Bell and Beatrice Galilee consider the best of 2011
Music
From retro to repro, and beyond by Dominikus Muller and Geeta Dayal
Books
Experimental magazines, absurdist writing and new fiction, David Senior and Emily Stokes list their publishing highlights of 2011
Reviews
40 reviews from 25 cities in 16 countries
Gerhard Richter
Tate Modern, London, UK by Jorg Heiser
Third Thessaloniki Biennale Various venues, Greece by Tom Morton
Fourth Moscow Biennale Various venues, Russia by Valentin Diaconov
Videobrasil
Various venues, Sao Paulo, Brazil by Dan Fox
As well as reviews from: Amsterdam, Austin, Beijing, Berlin, Bonn, Chicago, Colchester, Copenhagen, Graz, Istanbul, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Milan, New York, Oslo, Paris, Reggio Emilia, Rotterdam, Washington, D.C. and Zurich
Questionnaire
Carmen Herrera