Frog 8 was published in February 2009. Both American fashion photographer and artist Collier Schorr and English artist Wolfgang Tillmans did a specific self-portrait for two different covers.
Frog 8 was published in February 2009. Both American fashion photographer and artist Collier Schorr and English artist Wolfgang Tillmans did a specific self-portrait for two different covers.
The issue features an extensive COLLIER SCHORR interview by Frog’s editor in chief ERIC TRONCY, while Italian critic and curator ANDREA VILIANI interviewed mysterious artist ROBERTO CUOGHI who happened to give us what is probably his only self portrait ever, as well as a specific photographic project after his show at ICA London.
French curator and Le Consortium Art Centre co-director FRANCK GAUTHEROT’s critical text on NANCY SPECTOR’s Theanyspacewhatever at Guggenheim: a show that was supposed to be THE show of a generation that will eventually have to wait for another one to be properly dealt with.
With issue 8 of Frog we decided to acknowledge our interest in architecture – a discipline that has a lot in common with contemporary visual arts. For his debuts as associate editor for architecture, French architect and urbanist SIMON DE DREUILLE wrote on Dutch architecture team FAT and asked French urbanist —and extraordinary writer— FRANCOIS DECOSTER to look at the 11th Venice Architecture Biennial. Paris based architect ERWAN BONDUELLE & ANTHONY JAMMES (now working at GRAU Paris, the agency they created a few years later) explored SANAA/KAZUO SEJIMA & RYUE NISHISAWA’s architectural project for The New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York. Frog regular contributor photographer MARINA FAUST celebrates in this issue the 20th anniversary of MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA with an exclusive portfolio, while PIERRE EVEN pictures the RON ARAD show at the Pompidou Centre. Now regular contributor SEUNG DUK KIM takes us to great historical artist LYNDA BENGLIS’s home with a very unique pictures series – and saves the interview for the next issue!
— REVIEWS
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
Tate Modern, Londres
par Eric Troncy
Francis Bacon
Tate Britain, Londres
par Pierre-Nicolas Bounakoff
Sturtevant
Tate Modern, Londres
par Marie de Brugerolle
Roberto Cuoghi
The ICA, Londres
par Stéphanie Moisdon
Carsten Höller
The Double Club, Londres
par Julie Boukobza
Jeff Koons
Château de Versailles
par Eric Troncy
Wolfgang Tillmans
Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris
par Elisabeth Lebovici
Wolfgang Tillmans
Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris
par Ida Soulard
– ARCHIFROG
FAT
The Villa, Hoogvliet, Rotterdam
par Simon de Dreuille
XXè biennale d’architecture de Venise
par François Decoster
SANAA/Kazuo Sejima, Ryue Nishisawa
The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York
par Erwan Bonduelle & Anthony Jammes
Sou Fujimoto,
T House, Gunma,
House N, Oita
par Susanne Eliasson
— REVIEWS
“Superdome”
Palais de Tokyo, Paris
par Arnaud Viviant
Florian & Michael Quistrebert
Galerie Crevecœur, Paris
par Yves Brochard
Haimo Zobernig
Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris
par Bernard Blistène
Delphine Coindet
Domaine de Chamarande
par Pierre Tillet
“Sphères”
Le Moulin, Boissy-le-Châtel
par Jean-Marie Gallais
“50 Moons Of Saturn”
Turin
par Dorothée Dupuis
Manifesta 7
Museion, Bolzano
par Alessandra Sandrolini
The anyspacewhatever
Guggenheim Museum, New York
par Franck Gautherot
— PICTURES
Ron Arad
par Pierre Even
Richard Prince
par Grégory Cardon
Martin Margiela
par Marina Faust
— REVIEWS
The anyspacewhatever
Guggenheim Museum, New York
par Jesse Seegers
— INTERVIEWS
Roberto Cuoghi
par Stéphanie Moisdon
Alex Katz
par Eric Troncy
Trisha Donnelly
par Stéphanie Moisdon & Bruce Hainley
André Morin
par Fabian Stech