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PANDEMIC (vol.21): riflessioni aperte sulla vita quotidiana al tempo della pandemia | Galleria ZERO… Pandemic (vol. 21) propone uno sguardo aperto, caleidoscopico e plurale sul presente, su quella nuova imprevista quotidianità che da circa un anno e mezzo ha cambiato la vita di tutti...

Mousse Magazine 75 – Spring 2021 is OUT NOW

To Andrew Berardini, the fleshy particularity absorbed by nature in ’s photographs gives q***r male desire a novel form, while channeling the heritage of modernist photographic masters.

In a tormented and tragicomic journey into proletarian integrity, activism, and introversion, Estelle Hoy pens a celebration of shy dissidents inspired by Cecilia Pavon’s “Little Joy.”

Mitch Speed performs an autopsy on the discourse production machine, toward an art criticism that prioritizes a more complex and swerving conception of voice.

To , ’s magic resides in his power to lure you to consider seemingly random objects, illuminating the complexities of a world shaped by empire, trade, and endless migration.

Introduced by Andrea Lissoni as “an apparition,” ’s experimental film “Never Rest/Unrest” (2020)—documenting the protests that blistered in Hong Kong in 2019—was, in her own words, “just made.”

retraces ’s surrealistic oeuvre—spanning poetry, fiction, paintings, and objects, by way of which the artist narrated stories filtered through her turbulent life and the dark events of Eastern Europe.

Tidbits:
Cudelice Brazelton by Leonie Radine; Xiaoyu He by Xiaoyu Weng; by Reem Shadid; by Alessandro Rabottini; by Stanton Taylor; Trulee Hall by ; by Flavia Frigeri; by Billy Tang; by Harry Burke; Stella Diming Zhong by Lumi Tan; Yalda Afsah by Maurin Dietrich.

Book reviews: Taylor Le Melle.

Cover: Alex Ayed, “Untitled (Ram),” 2019. Courtesy: the artist; Balice Hertling; ZERO

Massimo Grimaldi | | Flash Art La galleria Zero… di Milano ha recentemente ospitato una mostra di nuove produzioni di Massimo Grimaldi (Taranto, 1974). Intitolata "Scarecrows" (Spaventapasseri), la mostra proseguiva l& #03

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I progetti e le opere d'arte più interessanti del lockdown Possibile che in questo contesto straripante di contenuti si sia nascosto un effettivo potenziale creativo?