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1. If

2. The '00s

3. Lyon Biennial : For "00s - the history of a decade that has not yet been named" Hans Ulrich Obrist and Stéphanie Moisdon employed a novel approach to curating in the new millenium

4. Case Study : Seizure ; In a new section, frieze examines the evolution of an art work. First up ; a commision that involved the artist filling a condemned building with 90,000 litr...

5. 8th Gwangju Biennale : "10,000 Lives" was a fascinating examination of the role of photography in contemporary culture

6. Art Sheffield 08 : The second Art Sheffield festival opens this February

7. 1st Singapore Biennial : 6th Shanghai Biennial : 6th Gwangju Biennial : three biennials in Singapore, China and Korea, themed around "Belief", "Hyper-Design" and "Fever variations"

8. 2013 : Adrian Piper's The Probable Trust Registry : the Rules of the Game # 1-3

9. Prospect.1 : New Orleans ; the largest biennial of international art ever held in the USA opened last November, and helped to revitalize a city still suffering in the wake of Hurri...

10. 1St Athens Biennial : "Destroy Athens" was tightly presented, solicitously scaled, engaged with its locality and different to the tourist board

11. 1.3 Confusions : Revisiting Amos Vogel's 1966 essay about the "everyday misconceptions" of the avant-garde film scene

12. Rirkrit Tiravanija : on the occasion of Rirkrit Tiravanija's major survey at MoMa PS1, New York, Marko Gluhaich considers the transgressiveness of the artist who brought cooking in...

13. Biennials at an Impasse : Susanne von Falkenhausen on this summer's 10th Berlin Biennale, Manifesta 12 and the future of biennials

14. The '10s

15. 10th Biennale De Lyon : Curator Hou Hanru turns to everyday spectacle for inspiration

16. 10th Baltic Triennial : Turning to Vilnius for inspiration, "Urban Stories" built complex narratives from fraught histories

17. 10Th International Istanbul Biennial : Curated by Hou Hanru, "Not Only Possible, But Also Necessary : Optimism in the Age of Global War" was a solidly conceived exhibition that inc...

18. Documenta 12 : 2007 : every five years, documenta - nicknamed 'the 100 day museum' - takes over the German city of Kassel. This year, under the leadership of artistic director Roge...

19. Alexander Tovborg : From clairvoyance to religiosity and the secret of the "100 Black Planets" ; An interview

20. Use & Value : Innovative and influential Swiss designer and artist Janette Laverrière turns 100 this year. She talked to Vivian Rehberg in Paris about politics, being a woman, util...

21. Documenta 11

22. Documenta 11

23. Documenta 11

24. Performance Now : 11 Artists, Curators And Writers On Live Art Today

25. Ends & Means : On the centenary of the Bauhaus's founding in Weimar, a new exhibiton project, which tours to 11 countries, revisits the school with an eye to global experiments in...

26. Ten Years : Remembering 9/11 ; how exhibitions in New York and Berlin commemorated the tenth anniversary of the attacks

27. Documenta : Roger M. Bruegel and Ruth Noack's much-anticipated documenta 12 opened to strong criticism

28. The Body Politic : For over three decades Mary Kelly has fused aesthetics, politics, psychoanalysis and radical formalism. She talked to Ian White about her unique approach to maki...

29. The shape of things to come : Jörg Heiser talks to Roger M. Buergel about his recent appointment as Artistic Director of Documenta 12

30. Histories Of Violence : Has 12 Years a slave finally exorcised Hollywood's racist legacy? Morgan Quaintance considers representations of slavery on screen

31. Take refuge make noise : since 1968, the Studio Museum in Harlem has been an essential point of connection, exchange and debate for black artists, curators, historians and writers....

32. Get Together : Curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, dOCUMENTA (13) is a vast, challenging exhibition, incorporating more than 300 participants

33. The View from Above : On the filmmaking collective 13BC and the artists changing how we see and map landscape

34. Four artists to watch in Gwangju : the 14th Gwangju Biennale finally opens this month in South Korea.

35. A Tale Of Two Cities : Jörg Heiser on documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel

36. Get Real : For Susanne von Falkenhausen, art sees itself as facing a crisis of legitimation : Can this account for the claims to "authenticity" being made within large-scale art ex...

37. Digging Upwards : the works of Hiwa K, which feature in this year's documenta 14, draw on the misconceptions that pervade Western views of recent Middle Eastern history

38. Istanbul : City Report ; A sprawling city of more than 15 million inhabitants split between two continents

39. Polyphilo's Dream : In the 1940s Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer defined the culture industry as a combination of cinema and radio. How has the Internet affected new definitio...

40. Here, there and everywhere : Melik Ohanian's aim to "question the operative mode of the exhibition" is apparent in his complex, multimedia project which recently opened in 15 venue...

41. State of a Nation : On the 150th anniversary of Italy's unification, curators and critics respond to the country's political crisis and its effect on cultural institutions

42. Track and Field : From the Modern Pentathlon to Bauhaus gymnastics, New Wave Cinema and magic, Daria Martin's 16mm films explore the expressive possibilities of the body in space

43. Isabelle Cornaro : Oriental rugs, Chinese porcelain, inherited jewellery ; miniature landscapes, tautological objects and 16mm film

44. Metal Works : Richard Serra's new show of monumental sculptures heralds the artist's first exhibition in London for 16 years he talked with Adrian Searle about the evolution of his...

45. Alexander the Great : A new 16-disc DVD box set of Alexander Kluge's films highlights

46. 16Th Biennale Of Sydney : Curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, the 16th Biennale of Sydney opens this June, aiming to explore the dynamics and multiple meanings of revolution

47. Heaven & Earth : The psychologically charged paintings of 16th-century artist Lorenzo Lotto explore hermeticism and the "pure profane"

48. The first curator : the 17th-century Musaeum Kircherianum, presided over by Athanasius Kircher, was possibly the original modern museum

49. Le gout des autres : since the 17th century, taste has been integral to the discourse surrounding aesthetics, class, culture, gender and sexuality. Has it become an anachronism?

50. 2oo2 : El Anatsui's Kente Rhapsody (in 18 Pieces)

51. Decline and Fall : Brian Dillon traces the history of ruins in art, from 18th-century painting to 21st-century film

52. All that Happened Here : At a bend in the Buffalo River, where the US's first grain elevator was built in 1842, Marlene McCarty is planting a garden whose toxic specimens acknowled...

53. States in progress : with the spotlight at the Venice Biennale falling all-too-often on the 30 national pavilions in the Giardini, while other countries are required to rent off-si...

54. Come together : racist healthcare systems especially during the COVID-19 pandemic : Feminist Health Care Research Group in Berlin, Public Assistants in New York, Sonic Support Grou...

55. History Lessons : To coincide with its major relocation to a new site in King's Cross, artist and teacher Malcolm Le Grice traces the history of Central Saint Marins, from the mid-...

56. Books : art since 1900: modernism, antimodernism, postmodernism : Hal Foster, Rosalind Krauss, Yves-Alain Boys, Benjamin Buchloh

57. Buster Keaton's family vaudeville act, "The Three Keatons", 1901, publicity photograph

58. Heads Above Water : The anarchic 1920s Tokyo art movement Mavo and the internationalism of the Japanese Avant-garde

59. Speak, Memory : Roundtable : Art historian Aby Warburg's lost Mnemosyne Atlas, which he worked on obsessively from 1924 until his death in 1929, is finally being reconstructed. In...

60. Edward Krasinski : 1925 - 2004

61. The Magic Glasses : A sketch for a stained-glass window, commissioned by the Irish Government in 1926, which was rejedted for courting "undesirable public controversy"

62. I Learned Enormous Things : Hans Ulrich Obrist remembers Marisa Merz (1926-2019), the only woman affiliated with the arte povera movement

63. Keeping watch : So Mayer on the futures imagined by the 1930s anti-fascist film "Europa"

64. Harald Szeemann : 1933-2005 : Richard Serra and Hans Ulrich Obrist remember the life and work of one of the most influential and imaginative curators of the last century. Aaron Sch...

65. Building Time : Despite being one of Germany's most important living artists, Chris Reinecke has never received institutional recognition for her 50-year career : Born in 1936, Rei...

66. Pacific Standard Time : Stretching across 70 museums and galleries, "Pacific Standard Time" is an unprecedented collaboration that traces different histories of Southern California...

67. Et in arcadia ego : in June this year a few hundred people gathered in a terraced field in a remote part of Arcadia in Greece to witness the world premiere of the opening cycles of...

68. Mike Kelley (1954-2012) : Ten Tributes ; Friends and collaborators remember his life and work

69. On the eve of his 92nd birthday and a major retrospective at the Serpentine Gallery, the photographer James Barnor speaks to Afua Hirsch about being rediscovered at 80 and why he w...

70. Dimensions variable : Mark Godfrey on 'A Minimal Future? Art as Object 1958-68' at MoCA, Los Angeles

71. Networking : Since the early 1960s, Stephen Willats has investigated the idea of art as something that might motivate people to renegotiate their perceptions of reality

72. Who loves the Sun? : Since the early 1960s, Jonas Mekas has been documenting his life on film, creating a personaltestament to friendship, exile and flow of history

73. What lies beneath : many of the most interesting american conceptual artists of the 1960s and '70s became teachers in art schools such as the California institute of arts and yale....

74. Degree zero : Roy Ascott's radical 'Groundcourse' at the Ealing and Ipswich art schools in the 1960s was as influential as it was unorthodox in its approach to teaching art

75. What next for London's high streets? : In this dossier, we consider the future of the former Oxford street flagship of topshop, purveyor teen style since the 1960s, and that of Rid...

76. Second skin : Philomena Epps on the transgressive histories of women making art about sex and the erotic in the 1960s and '70s

77. Out of Space : Since the 1960s, Joana Jonas has been exploring the possibilities of video and performance art. ; She talked to composer Alvin Curran about the evolution of her work...

78. Other Criteria : From his Conceptual art of the 1960s to his recent computer-generated works, Victor Burgin has consistently explored the virtual nature of images and words. ; He t...

79. This Life : Since the late 1960s Lynn Hershman Leeson has employed multiple personalities in photography, performance and digital media to explore ideas surrounding identity

80. Corners and Crossroads : Since the 1960s Brazilian artist Cildo Meireles has been searching for "some kind of communion" with the public

81. Okwui Enwezor 1963-2019

82. Context is Half the Work : In 1966, the Artist Placement Group was founded to integrate artists into business and corporations around Britain. Did the strategy bear fruit?

83. Turn on, tune in : the invention of the Sony Portapak in 1967 - the first mass-produced portable video camera - encouraged artists to experiment with a dizzying new range of approa...

84. On Rupture : How artists and curators have responded to upheaval in the Arab world, from 1967 to the present day

85. About time : in 1968 Ian Wilson made his final sculpture. Since then, he has explored the idea of oral communication as an art form

86. Demand the impossible : of the generation that came through art school during the upheavals of may 1968, John Stezaker has long been intrigued by the power of images. Michael Brace...

87. Paris : Forty years since the events of May 1968, Paris is plagued by unemployment, inflation and suburban unrest. a community of small independent art collectives and spaces is th...

88. The Volcano Lover : Ming Wong's homage to Pier Paolo Pasolini involved relocating the story of the Italian director's 1968 masterpiece, Teorema, from Milan to Naples. Dominic Eichl...

89. London Calling : In the late 1970s, the streets that gave birth to Punk were a bleak and desolate playground for the imagination

90. Debate : regarding terror : a current show at Kunst-Werke in Berlin brings together art works responding to the Red Army Fraction, a group of left-wing terrorists that caused a sta...

91. Molotov Cocktails : Tom Wolfe's 1970 essay 'Radical Chic' explores the decadent relationship between wealth, glamour and extremist politics - and is as relevant today as it was 34...

92. Advice to myself : the excerpt : between 1970 and 1978, Philip Guston composed notes, sketches, letters and pictures on a pad of yellow legal sheets kept on his studio desk. This s...

93. The Middle of the Day : On the occasion of a year-long exhibition at Tate Britain, Frank Bowling talks to Courtney J. Martin, about the "poured paintings" he began making in the ea...

94. Left Behind? : Naeem Mohaiemen's films reflect on recent histories of the global radical Left. He speaks to Sarinah Masukor about slow cinema, "Doomed masculinity" and what we can...

95. Golden Records : Recent rereleases from new-age music's 1970s and '80s heyday speak to current social anxieties

96. Mounds and spheres : Michael Heizer's monumental work City (1970-2022) suspends its visitors between deep past and dark future

97. Skin & Surface : Dansaekhwa, or "Korean Monochrome Painting", is the name ascribed to a style of painting practiced by a loosely affiliated set of Korean artists who came to promin...

98. More than a Feeling : In recent years, artists in the UK have increasingly turned to narrative cinema and mainstream TV, a shift that has coincided with a renewed interest in the v...

99. Growth Market : Urban agriculture, post-industrial food and the legacy of the artist-led initiatives of 1970s downtown New York

100. Flying through space forever : for "Women in Revolt!", Tate Britain has raised Rose Finn-Kelcey's flag, Here Is a Gal Warning(1971), from its roof. Here, Goshka Macuga reflects on...

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