Emanuel Rossetti’s practice seems evasive at times. Encountering his work, you often feel like you have arrived either too early or too late—and never at the right time. This is perhaps because Rossetti seems less concerned with organizing discrete, individual encounters with things and more interested in the contagion of collective spirits within a particular [...]
A self-defined “Creative City,” this summer the Japanese city of Sapporo will see the inaugural edition of the International Art Festival open under the theme “City and Nature,” aiming to examine how urban and natural environments can coexist in the future. Directing proceedings will be guest director Ryuichi Sakamoto, whose own artistic practice is the [...]
Deconstructing the pedestrian elements of life is one of the ways art expands our conceptual horizons. In their cult 1977 book Evidence, Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel furthered this assumption with impressive results. Having published a second edition in 2004, which sold out quickly and became nearly impossible to find, D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers has now [...]