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“Offside Effect”: Tbilisi gets a Triennial
The last days of Documenta may now be upon us (Would-be visitors have until the 16th, though it would appear Kassel may extend viewing time on certain commissions by artists like Walid Raad, Michael Rakovitz and Mark Dion, which the city … Continue reading
Shanghai Biennale accepting applications for the Academy of Reciprocal Enlightenment
In keeping with their thesis that “Energy is born out of a collective,” the curators of the 9th Shanghai Biennale – that’s Boris Groys, Jens Hoffmann, Johnson Chang and Qiu Zhijie - have announced a program of workshops as part of The Academy of Reciprocal Enlightenment, … Continue reading
Putin, Protests, and Pussy Riot (oh, and, yes, a little Boris Groys): The Update from Moscow
Two days ago, Lenta released an article claiming that two-thirds of the Russian public believes that Putin should enter into negotiations with the protesters. This is how Putin negotiates: just days before the next big protest – scheduled for May … Continue reading
Vadim Zakharov to represent Russia at the 55th Venice Biennale
Today Stella Kesaeva, President of the Stella Art Foundation and Commissar of the Russian Pavilion for the Venice Biennale announced the artist for what will be her second project as commissar. For her first act as commissar, Kesaeva tapped Boris … Continue reading
Boris Groys and Jens Hoffmann sign on for the Shanghai Biennale
This October, the 9th Shanghai Biennale will inaugurate the Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum, on what was formerly the site of the Nanshi Power Plant. In keeping with the location, the theme of the biennale will be Reactivation, with an emphasis … Continue reading
“What is and What Should Never Be”: Katya Degot reveals the Discussion Program for the Kyiv Biennale
We posted earlier about the Kyiv Biennale which will open this May with David Elliot’s project “The Best of Times, The Worst of Times. Rebirth and Apocalypse in Contemporary Art.” Today, the Biennale announced its Discussion Program, which has been assembled by … Continue reading
Boris Groys screens Aelita: Queen of Mars
A few weeks ago, e-flux inaugurated their new Lower East Side space with the exhibition, “Out of Town: Andrei Monastyrski and Collective Actions,” which is on view until January 7. As part of that exhibition, today curator Boris Groys will … Continue reading
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e-flux launches its journal on Moscow Conceptualism
As we already mentioned, e-flux inaugurated its new exhibition space with an exhibition of Andrei Monastyrski and Collective Actions, allowing curator Boris Groys to pick up where he left off with “Empty Zones,” the Russian Pavilion at this year’s Venice … Continue reading
Trips Out of Town comes to New York
After a few years operating out of its reading room on Essex Street, e-flux – the mailing list-cum-cultural hub, founded in 1999 in New York – is about to open an exhibition space on 311 East Broadway. e-flux will inaugurate … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrei Monastyrski, Boris Groys, Collective Actions, e-flux, Performa 11, Trips Out of Town
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