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Index to All Authors and Texts a Cigarette – R Rhea Anastas Robert Ashley 90 A Nude Poses in the Whitney Museum Holding 29 On “Perfect Lives.” An Opera for Television – Ashley Robert Index to all Authors and Texts a Cigarette – R. H. Quaytman Julie Ault Laurie Anderson 86 4195.6 feet: Geography of Time alphabetically 48 Laurie Anderson and Pipilotti Rist Meet Up in the Lobby of a Hotel in Berlin on Yves Aupetitallot 1– 1 00/101, 1984–2017 September 9, 1996 – Pipilotti Rist 53 Cumulus Volumes 49 Control Rooms and Other Stories. Confessions of a Content Provider – Laurie Anderson Jan Avgikos 37 Sex in the Afternoon – Franz West This index lists all 900 authors and their 1800 texts published in Parkett 1 – 100/101. Markús Þór Andrésson 56 Let the Picture Do the Talking – Vanessa Beecroft 94 The Lure of Repetition – Ragnar Kjartansson 59 Anna Gaskell’s Girl Art – Anna Gaskell Each text is referenced by the respective issue number and the title of the text. 67 Bock-Ness Monster – John Bock If the text focuses on specific artists, their names are also listed. Texts, interviews and Brunella Antomarini 75 Monster Mash – Dana Schutz 15 Francesca Woodman – Francesca Woodman discussions by more than one author are listed separately under each author’s name. Jean-Marc Avrilla Saul Anton 39 A Wax Room in the Mountains – Wolfgang Laib 69 One More Step – Francis Alÿs Negar Azimi Sergej Anufriew 88 Nothing and Everything at Once – Andro Wekua 34 Kabakov’s Twinkle. Claudia Jolles in Conversation with Pavel Pepperstein and Sergej Anufriew, Marius Babias Two Members of the Moscow Artists’ Group 48 The Rist Risk Factor. When Dreams Twitch Inspection Medhermeneutics – Ilya Kabakov Like Dying Fish – Pipilotti Rist Uri Aran Véronique Bacchetta 92 Problem Cookies – Helen Marten 33 Rosemarie Trockel: Provocation and Poetic Enigma – Rosemarie Trockel Chris Abani Doug Aitken Michael Archer 76 Layer Me This – Julie Mehretu 93 Station to Station – Doug Aitken 71 Primordial Soups – Keith Tyson Lukas Bärfuss 87 Moon Turned a Fire Red – Cerith Wyn Evans 94 The Void – On a Few Pictures by Shirana Shahbazi Tomma Abts Taylor Renee Aldridge – Shirana Shahbazi 84 Some Similarities – Tomma Abts 100 Cumulus – We Will Raise from the Ashes Laura Arici 3 Aspects of Emotion in Palermo’s Work – Blinky Palermo Wayne Baerwaldt Kathy Acker Jennifer Allen 39 Reality as Forgery? 71 John Körmeling: The Freedom in Free Space 34 Red Wings: Concerning Richard Prince’s 77 Uncommon Senses – Carsten Höller – John Körmeling “Spiritual America” – Richard Prince John M Armleder Hilton Als 50/51 John Armleder at Any Speed. Spark Vett, George Baker Joan Acocella 47 Untitled – Raymond Pettibon Parker Williams and Sylvie Fleury talk to 82 Mind the Gap – Rachel Harrison 20 Story Hour – Mark Morris 99 The Kiss – Lynette Yiadom-Boakye John Armleder and try to learn more about the root of his new works. – John M Armleder Kenneth Baker Brooks Adams Taro Amano 74 The Mind’s Mobility – Richard Serra 18 “I Hate to Think”. The New Paintings of 54 The Doubleness of Character or the Richard Armstrong Julian Schnabel – Julian Schnabel Doubleness of Photography – Beat Streuli 10 Fil-o-fax John Baldessari 21 Alex Katz’s “Kool” Portraits – Alex Katz 46 Lucid Opacity – Richard Artschwager 86 A Conversation between James Welling and 42 Weiner’s Werkstätte – Lawrence Weiner Bridget Alsdorf 69 The Economy of Attention. Art and Radical John Baldessari – John Baldessari 94 Blowing Off Steam – Cyprien Gaillard Thinking in Times of Strategic Consensus. Dawn Ades Inquiry Edward Ball 95 Jeremy Deller’s English Histories – Jeremy Deller Jean-Christophe Ammann 34 Jaron Lanier Interviewed by Edward Ball 24 Alighiero e Boetti – Alighiero e Boetti Didier Arnaudet Jan van Adrichem 25 Shimmering Deep-Blue Purple – James Turrell 50/51 Image of a Gift – Jean-Luc Mylayne Jack Bankowsky 45 Where Does It All End? Sarah Lucas 1 – Enzo Cucchi 64 Inquiry: Learning from “documenta” Interviewed by Jan van Adrichem – Sarah Lucas 13 Cumulus Jess Arndt 19 Jeff Koons—A Case Study – Jeff Koons 91 La Gueule de Bois – Nicole Eisenman Lynn Barber Angelika Affentranger-Kirchrath 2 A Plea for New Art in Public Spaces 63 “Just Be Yourself—and Wear a Low Top” – Tracey Emin 75 Between the Book and the Lamp. Four Projects 36 Stephan Balkenhol, 57 Penguins – Stephan Balkenhol Bill Arning by Rémy Markowitsch – Rémy Markowitsch 43 Painting as an Immense Feeling – Susan Rothenberg 76 Tranformative Vision – Michael Elmgreen Yto Barrada 7 Richard Artschwager in Basel. A Tour of the Exhibition 91 Bones of Contention Eija-Liisa Ahtila – Richard Artschwager Sara Arrhenius 68 Thinking in Film—Eija-Liisa Athila in 60 Come Closer-On the Intimacy of Vision in the Judith Barry Conversation with Chrissie Iles – Eija-Liisa Ahtila Manuela Ammer Art of Diana Thater – Diana Thater 13 Choros – Judith Barry – Yto Barrada 85 “Be aware, be aware, be aware” ... of Maria Lassnig’s Film Ai Weiwei – Maria Lassnig Richard Artschwager Tanya Barson 81 Concept and Fake – Ai Weiwei 23 Art and Reason – Richard Artschwager 85 Painting Mutability – Beatriz Milhazes 330 331 Georg Baselitz Marshall Berman Iwona Blazwick 31 Imi Knoebel, Isa Genzken, Gerhard Merz: 11 Georg Baselitz on “Die Nacht.” In Conversation 20 Can These Ruins Live? Tim Rollins, K.O.S., 19 “How did it come to pass that Joseph Albers Affinities with Architecture – Imi Knoebel with Dieter Koepplin – Georg Baselitz and the South Bronx – Tim Rollins + K.O.S. was selected by the Coca-Cola company as 7 Giovanni Anselmo: Towards the ARC, Paris. consultant in deciding what shade of red The Exhibition, the Work and Its Indications Oskar Bätschmann Catherine Bernard should be used in the Coca-Cola logo?” – Giovanni Anselmo 1 The History of Art—Dead or Alive? 53 Supermarket History. Johan Grimonprez 31 Rich in Ruins – David Hammons (Hans Belting) Interviewed by Catherine Bernard Gregg Bordowitz – Johan Grimonprez Ross Bleckner 27 Against Heterosexuality – Robert Gober Jean Baudrillard 38 Endless Loss. Ross Bleckner in Conversation 37 The Aesthetic Illusion Carmen Bernardez with David Seidner – Ross Bleckner Manuel J. Borja-Villel 8 Cumulus 27 Louise Bourgeois’ défi – Louise Bourgeois Daniel Baumann Jennifer Blessing 88 It Defies Common Sense in Spectacular Style, Charles Bernstein 53 Acting Out—Learning from Los Angeles Louise Bourgeois Aston Martin Lagonda – Andro Wekua 84 Is Art Critisism Fifty Years Behind Poetry? 27 “I am a Woman with no Secrets.” Statements – Frank O’Hara Bernard Blistène by Louise Bourgeois – Louise Bourgeois Nico Baunbach 18 A Word to the Wise: Chaos 81 Documentary Operations Walead Beshty Nicolas Bourriaud 87 Toward a Minor Photography: Annette Kelm’s Discrete Marja Bloem 59 A Grammar of Visual Delinquency Thomas Bayrle Cosmologies – Annette Kelm 1 An Afternoon with E. C. – Enzo Cucchi – Maurizio Cattelan 24 My impression … – Alighiero e Boetti 64 Inquiry: Learning from “documenta” Tobia Bezzola Ina Blom 71 Seven Notes on the Immaterial Danielle Bazzi 49 De Spectaculis or Who Is Kim Novak Really 64 Beyond the Ambient – Olafur Eliasson 96 Art as Virus – Pamela Rosenkranz 15 Butchery and Slaughter Playing? – Douglas Gordon 82 All Dressed Up – Rachel Harrison 73 Natural Pathos. Harald Szeemann (1933 – 2005) Carol Bove Marcella Beccaria Peter Blum 86 The Problem with Library Taxonomy 76 Yang Fudong: Towards a New Abstraction Paolo Bianchi 2 A Discussion with Four American Art Critics A Conversation with Philip Smith – Carol Bove – Yang Fudong 71 In Praise of Dialogue 86 Pastiching Appropriating Style Bernhard Johannes Blume A Conversation with Bettina Funcke – Carol Bove Robert Beck Christoph Bignens 17 Peter Fischli and David Weiss 36 Paranoia by the Dash Board Light: Sophie Calle’s and 77 Happy Hour. Ernst F. Burckhardt, Max Ernst, – Peter Fischli/David Weiss Lionel Bovier Gregory Shephard’s “Double Blind” – Sophie Calle Max Bill, Sigfried Giedion, Alvar Aalto and 47 A Conversation – Sylvie Fleury the Corso-Dancing in Zurich – Max Ernst Robert Bogdan 48 Definitely Something – Gary Hume Robert Becker 46 Freak Shows and Talk Shows – Cady Noland 50/51 Whatever by Whomever ... – John M Armleder 12 A Portrait of Andy – Andy Warhol Daniel Birnbaum 57 John Miller – John Miller 46 Öyvind Fahlström’s Final Manipulations Hartmut Böhme 93 On the Plastic Situations of Valentin Carron Christopher Bedford – Öyvind Fahlström 38 The Philosophical Light and the Light of Art – Valentin Carron 89 Kingdom Day – Mark Bradford 50/51 Where Has All the Madness Gone? 67 Wang Fu’s Cycle Prima Materia/Riots – Wang Fu 63 From the White Cube to Super Housten. Michael Bracewell Joshua A. Bell Five Shows in the Portikus Francesco Bonami 96 Forensic Elegance: Investigating the Art von 97 Cargo, Kago, and Culture – Camille Henrot 67 Rope Tricks – John Bock 48 Back in Five Minutes – Gabriel Orozco Marc Camille Chaimowicz – Marc Camille Chaimowicz 80 Enchanting Emptiness 52 Ugo Rondinone: “Grounding” – Ugo Rondinone Kirsty Bell – Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster 55 Sliding.............S—Sam Taylor-Wood’s Invention Rizvana Bradley 96 Marc Camille Chaimowicz’s Provisional Interiors 83 Pictures Eating Pictures: of the Dialogue – Sam Taylor-Wood 99 The Quiet Bohemia of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s Paintings – Marc Camille Chaimowicz Notes for Wade Guyton – Wade Guyton 57 Liquid Time – Doug Aitken – Lynette Yiadom-Boakye 59 Every Artist Can Be a Man. The Silence of Beuys Tiffany Bell Claire Bishop Is Understandable – Maurizio Cattelan Jose Luis Brea 16 On Barnett Newman: Peter Halley and 92 Paulina Olowska: Reactivating Modernism 67 Underground, Underworld, Understanding 38 Oscillations—The Paintings of Ross Bleckner Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Talk – Barnett Newman – Paulina Olowska Colin De Land 1955–2003 – Ross Bleckner 98 Death Becomes Her: Maria Hassabi at the Museum 69 The Economy of Attention. Art and Radical Jonathan Beller Thinking in Times of Strategic Consensus. Inquiry Horst Bredekamp 98 Rottenberg Pearls – Mika Rottenberg Konrad Bitterli 77 Autobiography of a Painting – Rudolf Stingel 54 What’s Wrong with Culture? 45 Roman Signer’s Sculptural Events 86 A Conversation with Benjamin H.D.
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