Peter Puklus: The Anachronist, Her Muse, His Mother Europa
“I apologize that so many men were mentioned. You have to understand that the books of history are uncomfortably weighted towards testicles”
Wolfgang Tillmans – “What Art Does to Me is Beyond Words” (2017)
Tate Modern spends the day with artist Wolfgang Tillmans in his Berlin studio as he prepares for his Tate Modern exhibition. German-born, international in outlook and exhibited around the world, Wolfgang Tillmans spent many years in the UK and is currently based in Berlin. In 2000, he was the first photographer and first non-British artist […]
Goodbye America: An Interview with Brad Feuerhelm
“I did recognise the irreplaceable object and destroyed it and my embattled state of mind with America continues.”
ASX.TV: Larry Clark Interviews – 30 Years of Snapshots (2017)
Larry came to Paris with some of his photographs shot during the last 30 years allowing fans to buy for 100 box a piece. It happened at Galerie Rue Antoine. Dream&Co was there and we interviewed him for you. EXPLORE ALL LARRY CLARK ON ASX
Larry Clark – “I Wanted to Be a Writer but I Had a Camera in My Hand” (2017)
We sit down with the loose cannon of independent American cinema, Larry Clark. The filmmaker and photographer was in Paris for an exceptional sale of his candid, spontaneous shots at the Rue André gallery. Prints that are reminiscent of his 1971 photography book “Tulsa” which has since become a collector’s item. Clark has troubled mainstream […]
ASX.TV: Come With Me to Ren Hang’s Exhibition
跟我一起去看任航的摄影展！ レンハンの写真展に行きましょう！ EXPLORE ALL REN HANG ON ASX
9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo
Winner of the European Short Film Award at the European Film Awards. In August 2012, Syrian photographer Issa Touma awoke to the dawn of the rebel uprising in the city of Aleppo. He spent the next nine days holed up in his apartment, filming the emerging civil war outside.
Cucurrucucu: Considering the Crime
“Perhaps it is a fantasy that one could wield power over the representation of death by its abstracted nature? Is this not a dangerous game to play god over the image of death?”