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ISSUE96/WINTER 2007
REAL, EXISTING CAPITALISM
VIEWS
Art Market Education. Sholem Krishtalka explores the influence of the art market on young artists
The Politics of Cool: Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby investigate the, occasionally controversial, curatorial strategies of Astria Suparak
FEATURES
Family Romance: Jon Davies examines the work of Israeli artist Guy Ben-Ner
Crushing Fashion: Ryan English interviews Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli about the relationship between pop culture divas, art and beauty in his work
Conflict Studies: Andria Hickey discusses how Walid Raad's Atlas Group project uses fiction to help us understand the facts in Lebanon
Lenin, Bicycles, Theory and Love: Christine Martin talks to Rainer Ganahl, an Austrian artist who offers Marxist reading seminars as part of his artistic practice
MEGATRON: Brian Joseph Davis, Toronto artist, writer and critic, and Steve Kado, founding member of the Blocks Recording Club, talk about Patty Hearst, Whitney Houston and data-based art
ARTIST CENTERFOLD
High Dispersion of Light #2 by Devon Knowles, 2007
REVIEWS
Kai Schiemenz, Fahnemann Projects, Berlin by Rodney La Tourelle
Auto-Emotion: Autobiography, Emotion and Self-Fashioning, Power Plant, Toronto
by Jon Davies
Artefact, Montreal by Rosemary Heather
2007 Turner Prize Winner Mark Wallinger, Tate Britain, London by Emily Vey Duke
Been Up So Long It Looks Like Down To Me, Presentation House Gallery, Vancouver by John Lundh
Woodlot: The 3rd KW/AG Biennial, Kitchener-Waterloo by Tor Lukasik-Foss
Emmanuelle Leonard, Optica, Montreal by James D. Campbell
Patterns Why: Matthew Burbidge, Jaro Straub, Spesshardt & Klein, Berlin by Wojciech Olejnik
BIG PICTURE
Flatlander by Steve Topping, 2007
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