August 2015
#135
Every year Border Crossings publishes a special issue on Painting. Disregarding the wrong-headed pronouncement concerning the death of painting, we find instead that the discipline is flourishing and that some of the liveliest contemporary conversations about art centre around the medium of pigment on canvas. In this issue we have a panoply of painting which includes conversations with and articles on:
Chantal Joffe, Tal R, Amy Sillman, Steve Martin on Lawren Harris, Cecily Brown, David Salle, Chris Cran, Melanie Authier, Allison Katz, Wanda Koop, David Alexander, Erica Mendritzki, Jennifer Carvalho
Exhibition reviews featuring Bruce Nauman, Stephen Andrews, Howard Hodgkin, Rashaad Newsome, Sarah Cale, Yinka Shonibare MBE, Barthélémy Toguo, Jock Macdonald, Matea Radic, Leslie Reid, Thaddeus Holownia, Graeme Patterson, Michael Williams and Elizabeth Zvonar.
Buy NowTable of Contents
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Bordernotes
- Life is Puzzling
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Borderviews
- The Man Who Falls to Earth
- Fine Lines
- Resolving this too, too sullied melting snow
- The Landscape Going on Without Us
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Bordercolumn
- Pretty Upsetting at the End Amy, directed by Asif Kapadia
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Interviews
- Painting’s Whole Being The Art of Chantal Joffe
- The Uncertain Certainty: States of the Art of Painting Tal R, Amy Sillman, Cecily Brown, Allison Katz, David Salle, Melanie Authier
- The Wholly Trinity
- Taking the Polymath Test Chris Cran and the Pleasures of Looking
- Thoroughly Modern Lawren Steve Martin on the Paintings of Lawren Harris
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Articles
- Letter to a Young Artist
- The Bare Unbearable Fleshiness of Being The Paintings of Marion Wagschal
- Dep Charge BGL and the Canadian Pavilion in Venice
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Essay
- Remembrance of Things Passed Some Reflections About Moral Agency and Global Synchronicity
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Crossovers
- Bruce Nauman
- Stephen Andrews
- Sarah Cale
- Howard Hodgkin
- Rashaad Newsome
- Yinka Shonibare MBE
- Matea Radic
- Barthélémy Toguo
- Jock Macdonald
- Leslie Reid
- Thaddeus Holownia
- Graeme Patterson
- Michael Williams
- Elizabeth Zvonar
