THE SEEN - Issue 09
Author: Stephanie Cristello (Ed.)
Publisher: EXPO CHICAGO
Language: English
Pages: 172
Size: 32 x 26 cm
Weight:
486 g
Binding: Softcover
ISBN: -
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THE SEEN, Chicago’s International Journal of Contemporary & Modern Art, features in-depth writing on exhibitions, as well as highlight essays, artist profiles, and reviews.
Born out of a need for international art criticism within the city and context of Chicago’s thriving art scene, THE SEEN was founded in 2013 by Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Cristello, and has expanded to become the only Chicago-based exclusive contemporary art criticism journal now to be distributed in museums across Europe and the United States. With a network of Staff Writers reporting from around the world, THE SEEN features exclusive pieces and new commissions on the best in international contemporary art, with special edition inserts that meld the art object and the printed page.
The cover of Issue 09 features a detail of an installation by Danish artist Stine Deja in collaboration with Marie Munk, entitled Synthetic Seduction (2019). The work explores how technology strives to bridge the gulf of the uncanny valley (the notion that humanoid objects that appear almost, but not exactly, like real human beings) to make personal devices as life-like as possible.
Letter From The Editor
Issue 09 // Letter From The Editor
By Stephanie Cristello
Reviews
Eight Views On Opera: Bel Canto Contemporary Art & Opera // Site Santa Fe
By Caroline Picard
Rand/Goop: Mary Reid Kelley And Patrick Kelley // Studio Voltaire
By Claire Phillips
Sex: Anne Imhof // The Art Institute Of Chicago
By Jill Danto
Tending A Public: Counterpublic Triennial // St. Louis
By Joel Kuennen
Mr. Peanut Runs For Mayor: Image Bank // Kw Institute For Contemporary Art Berlin
By Julianne Cordray
Special Edition Inserts
A Virtual Rose: Stine Deja // Profile Of The Artist
By Stephanie Cristello
The Sirens Volume I
By Ruslana Lichtzier And Shana Hoehn
Features
On The Death Of Camp
By Mayne
Walks To The Paradise Garden: A Lowdown Southern Odyssey // A Reexamination Of Self-Taught Artists In The American South
By Ryan Filchak
Slow Cinema // For An Overthrow Of Horology
By Minh Nguyen
In Sickness And In Health
By Gabrielle Welsh
Hidden In Plain Sight // Ilya And Emilia Kabakov
By Jill Silverman Van Coenegrachts
I Can't Imagine Ever Wanting To Be White: On Agency And Social Practice // The Whitney Biennial Then And Now
By Noah Hanna
The Institute Of Complex Systems: Neïl Beloufa // Profile Of The Artist
By Guillaume Désanges
In Advance Of An Archive
By Patrick J. Reed
— Notes On Venice —
The Privilege Of Proximity // Venice Biennale's Sinking Ship
By Rashayla Marie Brown
Gathered On This Beach: Sun & Sea // Lithuanian Pavilion
By Natalie Hegert
Sean Edwards: Undo Things Done // Collateral Event Of Wales
By Anne Searle Jones
Larissa Sansour: Heriloom // Pavilion Of Denmark
By Dr. Kostas Prapoglou
Interviews
Rosalind Nashashibi: Deep Redder // Secession, Vienna
By Fanny Hauser
Sonics And Politics: Samson Young // Smart Museum Of Art
By Elliat Albrecht
Utopian Blind Spots: Assaf Evron // Museum Of Contemporary Art Chicago
By Mk Meador
All The World In A Stage: Sara Ramo // Profile Of The Artist
By Ionit Behar
Trace Inhabitant: Rachel Rossin // In Conversation
By Caleb Mathern