Best known for dressing as a bear, the artist turns his sights to planning the world’s largest sculpture: a 164-foot-high horse nicknamed the "Stallion of the South."
by Martin Herbert
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Navigating the artist's Kafka-inspired installation at MoCA in Los Angeles.

by Brian Dillon
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The artist talks to David Rimanelli about cell phones, cigarettes, and money.
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In the '50s, Nixon and Khrushchev argued about who had the best, whether it was rockets or washing machines. Tony Wood looks back on an era of hubris, paranoia, and conspicuous consumption.
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In 1982, Warhol visited the land of Mao, with photographer Christopher Makos in tow. The pictures he took document a historic moment of cultural exchange, as Christopher Turner discovers.
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Beijing-based curator and critic Leng Lin interviews four Chinese art stars about Warhol's influence on the country's contemporary art scene.
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As Barbara Pollack learned during a recent trip to Beijing, the threat of artistic censorship in China has (almost) disappeared. 
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DEPARTMENTS

A Conversation With Emilia Kabakov
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Yes to Cy Twombly, but not forever
by Matthew Collings
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David Batchelor
by Sally O’Reilly
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Steve McQueen's Cannes debut
by Colin MacCabe
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Afghanistan's first contemporary art prize
by Jemima Montagu
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Koganecho Bazaar, Yokohama
by Claire Barliant
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Rotating skyscrapers in Dubai?
by Tom Vanderbilt
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Haegue Yang
by Doryun Chong
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INTRODUCING: ARTISTS TO WATCH

by Alexis Soloski

by Nuit Banai

REPORT

Select US and international exhibitions

Sent a Letter, by Dayanita Singh, and Drawing: The Motive Force of Architecture, by Peter Cook. Also: the best recent releases in poetry.

Nina Katchadourian puts five questions to Mierle Laderman Ukeles.