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issue May 15

Anthology of Current Global Art
A Tour of the 56th Venice Biennale

“All The World’s Futures,” Okwui Enwezor’s multimedia exhibition at the Venice Biennale, is political and discursive. [more]

A Methodology for the Future
Koki Tanaka’s art activism

Koki Tanaka transforms daily life into art. Now, the 2015 "Artist of the Year" is honored with a major solo show at the Deutsche Bank KunstHalle. [more]

A Personal History
Koki Tanaka’s View of the Japanese Avant-Garde

In his exhibition at the Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, Koki Tanaka presents a series of drawings that show important works of the post-war Japanese avant-garde. [more]

The Will to Protest
Okwui Enwezor’s vision for the Venice Biennale

Okwui Enwezor is curating the year’s most important exhibition. Like his now legendary documenta 11, this event is certain to change the art world. And perhaps other things as well. [more]

What's up with Frieze New York?
Four Questions for Victoria Siddall

She “curates booth locations as one might seat a dinner party: with the aim of sparking conversation,” writes the British edition of Vogue. [more]

Art Trends: Tired of Participating?

Today, museums are becoming more and more like theme parks. In their actions, artists are producing fleeting social events. [more]

“Within the system, working against the system”
A conversation with Christian Jankowski

Christian Jankowski is the James Bond of conceptual art. He continually challenges the art world with his clever and adventurous projects. [more]

Farewell to Perfectionism:
Heidi Specker’s Existential Photography

She’s just photographed Okwui Enwezor, director of the Venice Biennale, for ArtMag. This year, the Berlinische Galerie will dedicate an exhibition to her photography. [more]

Let’s talk: Salomé & Martin Engler on Performance and figurative painting

With the Deutsche Bank as partner, the Städel Museum is looking back in its exhibition “The 80s. Figurative Painting in West Germany” on a tremendously exciting era in postwar German art. [more]

And the images circulate endlessly: The New Museum Triennial explores contemporary digital life

Young, radical, and open to new media and strategies—this is the way the New Museum Triennial presents itself. This year's edition is all about the "Internet Generation. [more]