Issue 137: Out Now

In the March issue of frieze Dan Fox asks if a new model for art institutions is being established in south east Brazil: 'Visiting Instituto Inhotim is quite unlike any other art experience I have had; there is a walking trail through paradisical gardens, where, hidden in palm groves or setting serenely by the side of a lake, the visitor can find Modernist-style pavilions housing works by Brazilian artists and high-profile international names.'

Also featured in issue 137: the seductive deception of the work of Daniel Sinsel; Peter Schjeldahl on the use of pronouns, Wallace Stevens and art criticism; Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang talks about music, his father and the responsibilities of filmmaking.

Plus, Cory Arcangel; Gilles Barbier; Jess Flood-Paddock; Hypnagogic pop; Margarete Jakschik; Matt Mullican; new museums in the Middle East; Amanda Ross-Ho.

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		Celebrating 20 Years of the Best Writing on Contemporary Art and Culture In celebration of its 20th anniversary, the editors of frieze have invited a range of contributing critics, artists and curators to select their favourite articles from the magazine's archive, as well as their pick of the covers. Read more



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