Art Monthly Talk Show

Dan Rees assesses the way in which international museum franchises have altered the way we look at art; Nicholas Gamso reviews Nicholas Muellner’s new book, ‘Love in a Time of Allegory’; and Ravi Ghosh visits Meren Hassinger’s retrospective at BAMBFA in Berkeley.

Dan Rees reflects on issues raised by Sung Tieu’s work for the German Pavilion in Venice; Bob Dickinson argues that it might be time for us to adopt the newly coined term ‘hydrocene’ to describe our age.

Mark Prince argues that sculptures once-default position as a surrogate for presence has been challenged.

Sarah E James explains why political action always falls to individual artists, Matthew Bowman discusses Lucia Pizzani’s exhibition at Focal Point Gallery.

Dave Beech argues that the still life should be re-examined in the light of wider political, social and cultural contexts to understand what he calls ‘still lifescapes’. Hosted by Matt Hale.