"You must write what you can, not what you think you want to write or worse what you think you ought to write."
frieze 88 (2005)
Adrian Searle
frieze 96 (2006)
Library - Nancy Davenport
"Issue 93: The piece by Tino Seghal mentioned in Tom Morton's essay 'Infinite Jester' does not exist in the manner described."
frieze 96 (2006)
Errata
"Our sense of the future is conditioned by a knowledge of futures we have already lost."
frieze 96 (2006)
Daniel Rosenberg
"I took to heart Bertolt Brecht's caveat "don't expect rewards from the society you kick.""
frieze 95 (2005)
Martha Rosler
frieze 101 (2006)
Le Détroit . Avenue d'Espagne - Yto Barrada
frieze 101 (2006)
I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art - John Baldessari
frieze 95 (2005)
Carl - Martin Wöhrl
frieze 95 (2005)
American Flag in Negative Colours of the Spectrum - Donald Judd
frieze 101 (2006)
Hamburger Hill - Barnaby Furnas
"A photograph testifies to the truth of what it pictures - this existed, this was - and reveals itself to be a poor substitute for that reality: without body, vulnerable to deterioration and misrepresentation. The very nature of photography - that it is and is not continuous with its subject - introduces doubt as much as it provides evidence."
frieze 81 (2004)
Jan Estep on The Last Picture Show
frieze 81 (2004)
No More Reality - Philippe Parreno
"A likeable artwork is probably too soft for this world."
frieze 81 (2004)
Dominic Eichler on Erik van Lieshout
frieze 81 (2004)
Welcome to Reality Park - Philippe Parreno
"There may be much that's chilly and dishonest about the white wall of gallery spaces, but once you've tried to watch an artist's video in your living room, you can forgive galleries a lot."
frieze 82 (2004)
Morgan Falconer
frieze 79 (2003)
Untitled - Friedrich Kunath
frieze 121 (2009)
turn back time, let's start this day again - Ugo Rondinone
frieze 121 (2009)
An Artist Who Cannot Speak English is No Artist - Mladen Stilinovic
"I have imagined spending whole days doing exactly the opposite of what my intuition tells me. What would happen?"
frieze 123 (2009)
Eric Bainbridge
"The point of abstraction is not so much meaning as being."
frieze 123 (2009)
Kirsty Bell