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More a book than a magazine, Mousse #83—The Artist’s Artist is a special, collectible issue conceived as a small anthology of seven comprehensive monographs dedicated to influential, yet at times underrepresented, artists who spearheaded the languages that are defining our age—the so-called artists’ artists. Julie Becker, Dara Birnbaum, Andrea Branzi, Vaginal Davis, Lala(...)
Mousse 83
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More a book than a magazine, Mousse #83—The Artist’s Artist is a special, collectible issue conceived as a small anthology of seven comprehensive monographs dedicated to influential, yet at times underrepresented, artists who spearheaded the languages that are defining our age—the so-called artists’ artists. Julie Becker, Dara Birnbaum, Andrea Branzi, Vaginal Davis, Lala Rukh, Rosemary Mayer, and Jean-Frédéric Schnyder help us to celebrate the perpetually ambitious objective of providing layers of understanding regarding artists’ practices and their implications in the present. In a moment when the editorial landscape is witnessing a precipitous turn away from firm engagement with art’s primary matters, we have registered a growing concern among those who inspire us and to whom we want to pay homage, to which we respond by returning to committed writing and engagement, a foundation of contemporary culture’s production and reception.
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Anniversary issue celebrating Mousse's 20th anniversary. In 2006, the year Mousse Magazine was founded in Milan, a few of us were meandering through 2666, the last novel by Roberto Bolan~o, a tour de force across many hundreds of pages and several books that is impossible to summarize or put to a chronology, and yet composing a stunning picture, like the intricate fruit,(...)
Mousse 96, 2006-2026: A visual record
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Anniversary issue celebrating Mousse's 20th anniversary. In 2006, the year Mousse Magazine was founded in Milan, a few of us were meandering through 2666, the last novel by Roberto Bolan~o, a tour de force across many hundreds of pages and several books that is impossible to summarize or put to a chronology, and yet composing a stunning picture, like the intricate fruit, flower, and vegetable paintings of Giuseppe Arcimboldo (who features in 2666 as a character). It suggested an act of reading as collective practice: "Reading is like thinking, like praying, like talking to a friend, like expressing your ideas, like listening to other people's ideas, like listening to music, like looking at the view, like taking a walk on the beach," Bolan~o says.
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