Even #10

ESSAYS

NATURAL CAUSES by Annie Godfrey Larmon
MOUNTAINS BETWEEN US by Erica X. Eisen
THE PRICE OF SHARES by Rob Horning

INTERVIEWS

Torbjørn Rødland
Jason Moran

NEGATIVES

Mr. Modi's Bollywood brouhaha
On museums' recent monkey business
Hezbollah's call of duty
Cape Town in the dry season
Defendants in glass houses

REVIEWS

I Who gets in the doors, and what happens once you enter? A blazing exhibition in Washington destroys folk art clichés, and puts contemporary art's biographers to shame - by Zoë Lescaze
II "What's that jacket, Margiela?" said Kanye, and a generation rushed to buy black clothes with discreet white stitches. Two Parisian exhibitions pull back the curtain, very slightly, on a Belgian enigma - by Daniel Penny
III Brazilian women have been the toast of American museums this season. But back home, with the first female president impeached, their rights are far from guaranteed - by Silas Martí
IV Is it easier, in the Middle East, to break ground on a museum than make ground breaking art? A Lebanese artist drags a generation behind him; an Egyptian turns her back on the west's expectations - by Gökcan Gemirkazik


EVEN MORE

Counsel for the months ahead
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PORTFOLIO

The photographs of WIKTORIA WOJCIECHOWSKA: grim-visag'd war