Peter's Line Almanac: Volume 3

This second issue in the Aspen Art Museum's publication series, <i>Permanent Collection</i>, continues to draw from the institution's diverse exhibition program. The series brings together artists, writers and curators that the museum has worked with previously while also functioning as a platform for new voices. Centering on the idea of people or objects that have disappeared, <i>Permanent Collection II</i> features contributions from Heidi Zuckerman, Courtenay Finn, Peter Eleey, Raimundas Malasauskas, Jan Verwoert, Ryan Gander, Tacita Dean, Etel Adnan and Ana Mendieta.

<p><b>Essays on Ellie Ga, Joanna Piotrowska, Walter Pfeiffer, Steve Reinke, Anna Papier and more, in the latest issue of <i>Osmos</i></b></p><p>As founder and editor Cay Sophie Rabinowitz (formerly of <i>Parkett</i> and <i>Fantom</i>) explains, <i>Osmos Magazine</i> is "an art magazine about the use and abuse of photography." The magazine is divided into thematic sections--some traditional, and others more idiosyncratic. <p/><i>Osmos Magazine</i> issue 19 features Oliver Chanarin in conversation with Rafal Milach about the Magnum photographer's book <i>In Nearly Every Rose ...</i>, plus essays by Tom McDonough on Ellie Ga&#x3b; Lucy Gallun on Joanna Piotrowska&#x3b; Walter Pfeiffer introduced by Swiss Institute curator Daniel Merritt&#x3b; Kenta Murakami on Steve Reinke's <i>The Hundred Videos</i>&#x3b; Anna Papier on the Dutch photographer Bart Julius Peters&#x3b; Christian Rattemeyer on Levan Mindiashvili&#x3b; Drew Sawyer on Erin Jane Nelson&#x3b; Ksenia Nouril on Rafael Soldi&#x3b; and Leon Dish Becker's reportage, <i>ESL Political Clickbait</i>, on memes designed by YouTubers infiltrating and promoting paranoia.</p>

Osmos Magazine: Issue 22

Deligdisch, Peter

Coalition, Northport Arts

Coalition, Northport Arts