A Real Slow Drag

David Rimanelli

Adam McEwen

Arts & Photography

Marianne Boesky Gallery

<p>This catalogue was published on occasion of the exhibition Tigris by Lucien Smith, it contains an accompanying text by David Rimanelli. Skarstedt presents the gallery's first exhibition of Lucien Smith, featuring 13 large-scale paintings from the artist's most recent series, Tigris. In this body of work after a great river, Smith employs processes, including the pouring of paint, which convey an organic sensibility that evokes the fluid movement of rivers and rain. In Tigris, Smith continues a practice that explores memories from the natural world filtered through painterly abstraction. This new body of work demonstrates an awareness of art historical past, with references to Andy Warhol's camouflage paintings and the veil paintings of Morris Louis, while presenting these canonical ideas through a contemporary lens.</p>

Lucien Smith, Tigris

Skarstedt

To celebrate the fortieth issue of Parkett, the editors present a special thematic issue. When beauty reemerges from Postmodernism, what does it look like? And how, when contemporary life demands so many different things from contemporary art, do we strike a balance between history and presence, politics and humor? Taking the children's game of Snakes and Ladders as a guiding metaphor, this gala issue offers six mini-collaborations: Holland Cotter on Francesco Clemente; Boris Groys on Peter Fischli and David Weiss; David Rimanelli and Max Weechsler on Gunther Förg; Gordon Burn on Damien Hirst; Joan Simon on Jenny Holzer; and Gilbert Lascault on Rebecca Horn. Also in this issue: Dave Hickey on magic, Vik Muniz on apparitions, Jeff Perrone on boards and borders, Roger Denson on nomadic critical theory, and much more.

Parkett No. 40/41 Snakes & Ladders

Boris Groys

Dave Hickey

Holland Cotter

G. Roger Denson

Bice Curiger

Joan SImon

Jeff Perrone

History & Criticism

Parkett

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