Elephant Magazine No. 10, Spring 2012: The Arts & Visual Culture Magazine - Couverture souple

 
9789077174685: Elephant Magazine No. 10, Spring 2012: The Arts & Visual Culture Magazine

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Elephant 10 explores how visual artists are using new strategies and approaches in making art. Drawing is being transformed from a means to an end to an end in itself, as artists shift lines away from their sketchbooks and move them onto an epic scale. The notion of the heroic painter mutates into that of the dauntless draftsman (not exclusively male). Meanwhile, Stan Douglas revisits key turns in the history of photography, questioning the notion a good photograph and what it should do. Sculptor Ximena Garrido-Lecca returns to her native Latin America, exploring the politics of advertising and contemporary culture and they mix with traditional beliefs. We visit San Francisco to uncover how the city s atmosphere creates a unique, spontaneous art scene. Chip Lord remembers the birth of conceptual art on the West Coast, Barry McGee applies nostalgia to graffiti and Mark Pauline (Survival Research Laboratory) fights the fire fighters. Mike Davis moves from paintings to tattoos and back to paintings, while Todd Hido roams through suburban streets at night. We also feature exclusive new work (and a soulful interview) by Richard Misrach. In London, Designers Graphic Though Facility talk about the language of art catalogues. Finally, if you thought you were going to get something straight-forward out of Lawrence Weiner then think again: in a highly entertaining interview the seminal artist puts everything we take for granted about art into question. Part 1: Open Files Lisa Jonasson, Valeska Soares, Rosemarie Trockel, Alexandre Orion, Sean Scully, Beauty is Embarrassing: The Wayne White Story, Cleon Peterson, Sebastian Weggler, Spencer Finch, Catherine Lee, Leah Emery, Caio Fonseca, Boo Ritson, Stas Volyazlovsky, Marcus Harvey, Charles Avery, Thomas Bromeé, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Stephen Prina, Catlin Art Prize, Gary Taxali, Adam Dix & Tim Phillips Part 2: Studio Visits Martin Nicolausson: Mixing Surfaces Jean Jullien: The Colourful Characters in the Room Fionn McCabe: The Beauty of Mistakes Steve Byram: A Healthy Dose of Obssesion Malin Gabriella Nordin: The Discipline Dog Stefan Ruiz: Beyond the Comfort Zone Omid Delafrouz: Portraits of a Generation Part 3: Research Big Drawing: Drawing as Performance by Ana Ibarra & Marc Valli Featuring interviews with and images by: Joe Biel, Erin Fostel, Marcel Gähler, Trevor Guthrie, Reece Jones, Andrei Molodkin, Didier Rittener, Rinus van de Velde Part 4: Meetings John Copeland: The Discomfort Of Strangers, by Katya Tylevich Lawrence Weiner: Everything is Happening at the Same Time, by Katya Tylevich

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