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Invasive Species and Global Trade Routes: A Conversation with Chen Hangfeng

On the impact of globalisation on Chinese art and culture, consumerism and cultural exchange…

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Subterranean homesick alien: Christian Flynn’s other worlds

Christian Flynn on his latest exhibition, alien worlds, and the enigma of the obelisk…

Reconstructing Memory: Ouyang Chun’s ‘The Mortals’ at ShanghART Gallery

Luise Guest talks to Ouyang Chun about his work, career and latest exhibition…

Steve Warburton: history, ambiguity, monuments

In advance of his new solo show at Melbourne’s Tacit gallery, Steve Warburton talks about ambiguity, metaphor and history…

Long live the new flesh: Lisa McCleary’s sci-fi surfaces

Lisa McCleary discusses her upcoming solos show at Gallery MC, eroticism, surfaces, sci-fi and insane amounts of hard work…

Simon Sellars’ Applied Ballardianism: “When you have to shoot, shoot. Don’t talk.”

“I always think of Tuco in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly when he’s ambushed by a man who talks so much he doesn’t realise Tuco has whipped his gun out. Tuco kills him, then gives the corpse some excellent advice: ‘When you have to shoot, shoot. Don’t talk.’ Likewise, with academics: when you have to argue, argue. Don’t blather on.”

Interview: Ian Haig’s ‘Foaming Node’

“The human body, technology, transformation, mutation, cannibalism, the discovery of a new human organ…” 

Transformations through time: Paul White’s iconic realities

“My process became a meditation not only on the image but also personally; a way of dealing with, slowing down and processing the world around me.”

Louise Zhang: Hungry Ghosts

“Art World Eats Its Young!”. I thought it was fantastic as it certainly feels true to me …in a laughably sad sort of way…”

More than just flesh and bone: Kieran Bryant’s embodied environment

“The fountains, canals, sewer systems and water supply networks of the city….”