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He has been dubbed ‘India’s
Damien Hirst’. But what, in a
contemporary art context, is
‘Indianness’? And what, in an
Indian context, is contemporary
art? Gupta’s work cleverly
addresses such questions, blending
our notions of East and West
Christopher Mooney
FEATURE:
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The London-based artist’s
installations ambitiously combine
DECEMBER
different media and a range of
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2007
historical sources, from Romantic
Matthew Day Jackson
art and Victorian Gothic to hip
bands of yore and references
DISPATCHES 25
to DIY protest and urban rumbles.
Photoquai, the new photography
Now Patane brings an elusive
biennial from the Musée du Quai
new project to Tate Britain
Branly; Nina Bertucci’s painted
Martin Coomer
ladies; London gallery news;
Francesco Vezzoli at Performa;
FEATURE:
Top Five: the pick of art to
THOMAS SCHUTTE 66
see this month as selected by
The sculptor behind Trafalgar
Kate Bush; Under the Influence:
Square’s latest Fourth Plinth
Rodney Graham on Morris Louis;
commission has been making
John Isaacs on love and hate
prodigious yet understated work
for more than three decades
CONSUMED 38
Melissa Gronlund
T-shirts, hankies and pillowcases
designed by Louise Bourgeois;
watercolours by Kim Gordon; Yayoi
Kusama at auction; Robert Crumb’s
sexual mores; a print by Guillermo
Kuitca; Matsuura Hiroyuki’s manga
characters; Studio Voltaire’s
portfolio of artists’ editions;
must-have limited-edition
furniture from Vitra
TALES FROM THE CITY 42
New York, Jonathan T.D. Neil
Liverpool, Mark Rappolt
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From resurrecting the lost
icons of his youth in video
homage, Slater Bradley’s art
has developed to explore
the shifting, mirrored surface
of postmodern identification
and influence Tyler Coburn
Slater Bradley, Gold Dark Night of the Soul 5,
on the cover: SUBODH GUPTA
2007, gold marker on c-print, 15 x 18 cm. Courtesy
photographed by SERGE LEBLON the artist & Team Gallery, New York
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