Art On found objects, mapping and soft topologies
Artist Kate Scardifield’s upcoming show at UTS Gallery elicits pleasure in the generation of new connections and the repurposing of historical tools.
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Art Notes on chance encounters
Presented at LOEWE’s celebrated Miami Design District store—a space built entirely around an 18th-century granary from Portugal—is the LOEWE FOUNDATION’s third Chance Encounters exhibition, a cross-pollination of different art forms.
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From the issue The coral in Miami
Meet rogue scientists, activists and artists Coral Morphologic.
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From the issue Fast forward—at maximum speed—to 1972
Unveiling Issue 8, our most ambitious yet, devoted to a single year in recent history.
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Art The other moderns—an alternative history
We review the new tome on Sydney’s forgotten European design legacy.
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Art “They started feeling more like objects than paintings”—Kate Tucker. Supported by Calvin Klein
New perspectives on painting from the former designer-turned-artist.
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Art Jonny Niesche on colour and moving beyond the flat plane. Supported by Calvin Klein
One hour on the telephone with the Sydney-based painter and sculptor.
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Art Alex Seton and his marble. Supported by Calvin Klein
“Marble embodies western history of effigy, monument and pernicious ideas of empire that still have a way of playing into our daily lives—even now from this remove.”
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From the issue Nari Ward and the poetry of meaning
“I didn’t want to ignore the popular slogan ‘Make America Great Again.’”
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Art Jason Phu in conversation. Supported by Calvin Klein
“When I was in China, I was mostly hanging out with a lot of younger artists. But also I don’t see myself as part of the ‘new ink’ movement. My work is, maybe. But I’m not.”
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Art Ashley Bickerton at Newport Street Gallery, London
Peter Hill—artist, writer, curator and academic—files his thoughts on a Bali-based artist and his new London show.
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Mailed to
Vintage Australian postcard, 1985
From the issue Flesh on the waterfront
Leonard Fink’s exultant photographs of cruising men—including two that never made it to our print issue.
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Art A small table of Carol Rama etchings
On eight gleaming nuggets inside the New Museum’s survey show.
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Art Museum’s picks of Frieze New York 2017
Our post-fair roundup of the best on show at Randall’s Island.
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The insides of it
Calvin Klein Lookspace, 205 W39 NYC
From the issue Symposium
In Museum’s sixth edition, we commissioned Gladys Perint Palmer to illustrate portraits of a lexicographer, curator, artist and baker.
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From the issue Gillian Wearing and her masks
As the National Portrait Gallery in London shows ‘Gillian Wearing and Claude Cahun: Behind the mask another mask,’ Museum’s editor talks identity, performance and reality television with Wearing herself.
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From the issue Smell-O-Vision: a doomed romance
Wendy Syfret on the fractured, often sad history of Smell-O-Vision: the technology that never quite was.
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Art Return of the poster
An exclusive interview with Pablo Coppola, BALLY’s design director, on the house's relaunch of a paper icon.
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From the issue Guan Wei on art and fear
"I believe that explaining the origins and mechanisms that drive fear can help us alleviate it."
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Art Marian Tubbs, in conversation
“Even if I am dealing with discarded materials, this is not a rejection of other objects, but rather an engagement with the underdogs.”
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From the issue On rhinoplasty, eugenics and the strange mythos of the nose
Writer Monica Uszerowicz wrestles—and makes peace—with her nose.
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Art Noses know bread
Museum held an intimate party at Infinity Bakery in Paddington to celebrate the launch of Issue 5, in partnership with G.H. Mumm, Stoneleigh, Sample, Sanpellegrino, S.Pellegrino and Acqua Panna.
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From the issue Someone else’s Holiday
37 years after its doors appeared closed forever, America’s greatest monthly travel magazine was relaunched by a team of Parisians.
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Art Everything’s coming up noses
Delve inside the fifth edition of Museum, in which every page relates to the nose.
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Museum artefacts
Photography Victoria Zschommler
Archigram, edited by Peter Cook
at Paramount by The Office Space
