Spot 5: SUMMER IS NOW
FUNTOWN
An animated video commission pays homage to the life and death of the boardwalk amusement park, captured in all its thrills and anxiety.
clarkston
Just outside Atlanta, one of America’s most diverse refugee destinations.
We’re in for Better Wetter
The founder of WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing remembers collaborations with young artists and calling a gondola garage in Venice home.
Low Volume
Schindler House (1922), 835 N Kings Road, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Spot 1: Cultural Capitals
Viva Vienna
Young gallerists inject Austria’s primary city with cultural capital, fresh program strategies, and plenty of teamwork.
Huguette Caland: A Life Coming Into Focus
Once known only to few for her erotic topographies and obsessive line, an unsung heroine of Arab modernism enters the canon.
Tropical Hangover
Between reality and escapism, magic and engineering, there is Florida, where the swamp is an unlikely breeding ground for global cultural capital and investment.
Spot 2: Atlanta
Deborah Roberts: The Evolution of Mimi
Everything is Connected
Buildings are for people; architectural photography is portraiture; walking is a way of seeing; and John C. Portman is your architect.
Achieving Blankness
Notes from the edge of the Atlanta Airport
with photography by Johnathon Kelso
Spot 3: Reviews
I’m not who you think I’m not #4: Chebomuren
Motoko Fukuyama / Virginia Overton
Isaac Julien: Playtime
The US-Mexico Border
Spot 4: Walk
The Practice of Circuit-Making
To “know” a city, walk it.
The Patty Chang Landscape
“Mao Tse-tung once said that the south had a lot of water and it would be okay if the north borrowed a little.” An artist tracks wandering lakes through piss and tears, from Central Asia to Queens.