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Summer 2009 Table of Contents

Published: June 1, 2009
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Modern Painters: Diary


Modern Painters: Working Practice


Modern Painters: Architecture


Modern Painters: Introducing


Modern Painters: The Singularity Problem


Modern Painters: Painting Paradox


Modern Painters: An Elegant Mind


Modern Painters: Aesthetics of Dilapidation

FRONT MATTER
6 Editor’s Letter
This issue takes on postwar counterculture, looking particularly the 1940s Bohemian New Yorkers who would decamp to Provincetown for the summer.
By Christopher Turner
Read the Letter
11 Field Guide: News, Previews, Interviews
Yinka Shonibare, MBE
Edward Tufte
Patricia Esquivias
No Sound
Richard Long
Irwin
"JOL"
Fleur Elise Noble
Julieta Aranda
18 Diary
An Artist of Our Time
Merlin Carpenter could be the way to go...or not.
By Matthew Collings
22 Working Practice
The Way of All Flesh
Berlinde De Bruyckere’s waxen corpus.
By Sarah Douglas
24 Artist's Collection
Beats Art
Richard Prince collects signed first editions, manuscripts, letters — even canceled checks — by Kerouac, Ginsberg, and Burroughs.
By George Pendle
26 Art and Science
The Gallery as Brain
A new show at the Hayward explores the architecture of the mind.
Brian Dillon
28 Architecture
Modern Ruins
Glenn Brown distorts the art historical canon.
By Lyra Kilston
32 Introducing
Live Forever
Marco Papa’s interdisciplinary, participatory practice yields surprising results.
By Ara Merjian
38 Feature
The Singularity Problem
Why is Liam Gillick, a 45-year-old British artist, representing Germany at this year’s 53rd Venice Biennale?
By Steven Henry Madoff
44 Feature
Painting Paradox
Modern Painters talks to painter Charline von Heyl about the pains and pleasures of the creative process.
By Claire Barliant, Christopher Turner
52 Feature
An Elegant Mind
Robert De Niro talks about his father the painter and the SoHo studio that he’s preserved as a shrine to his memory.
By Christopher Turner
60 Feature
Aesthetics of Dilapidation
Jeffrey Richard Stockbridge has been photographing abandoned homes in Philadelphia for five years. Now he’s taking portraits of the people who live among the ruins.
By David Grosz
BACK MATTER
68 Reviews
Cornelius Cardew and the Freedom of Listening
The Generational: Younger Than Jesus
Mira Schor
Sarah Crowner
Jefferson Pinder
Abel Auer
Madelon Vriesendorp
Dan Graham
74 When in...
The prestigious art fair brings the crowds, but this Swiss city has more to offer than just dealer booths.
72 Books
Considering Forgiveness
Forgiveness’s current vogue relects the social, psychological, and political necessity of addressing various 20th and 21st-century brutalities.
By Sasha Archibald
80 Meeting of Minds
Jen Stark puts five questions to Frances Trombly
Discussing the transformation of mundane objects into exquisite works of art.

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