Noon by Feng Sun Chen
Flabby from a night of racing the snow and the American sadness, blue is elusive, and fickle and found rarely in the city. Mother’s plump wrists pour hot water for father, warm, and furry with […]
Articles by Flaneur
The fastest art exhibition in the world by Jonathan Powell
Viewing art is mostly a sedate endeavour, the most dangerous threats the feet of a fellow connoisseur as they step back unexpectedly to view a masterpiece from a distance. In June in Northern France art […]
Hell as a business by Sagy Zwirn
The show Big Brother has been successful for some time now, but apart from its name, it has little to do to with Orwell’s grim and dystopian predictions. In fact, the idea behind the show […]
School of Saatchi – Is This Art??? by Johanna Lambert
Oooohhh I think I get it now. This is art, right?! This programme is a work of contemporary art ? It’s a self referential, ironic statement about the cultural decline of Western civilisation. The devaluation […]