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Guido van der Werve

MARC FOXX, Los Angeles

Guido van der Werve, Nummer veertien, home, 2012.
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Andrew Berardini

I’m just about to cry when he goes and does something ridiculous. My weepiness is more a wet testament to my propensity to weep than it is in the weepworthiness of whatever I’m watching, which in this case is Guido van der Werve in his latest film, Nummer veertien, home (2012).... continue reading
Amalia Pica, Endymion’s Journey,  2011.
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Joanna Fiduccia

When the term “romantic conceptualism” reached its apotheosis several years ago, the touchstone appeared, almost unanimously, to be Bas Jan Ader’s I’m Too Sad to Tell You (1971). Gushing affect, it also self-reflexively performed the romantic artist’s predicament: the subjectivity romanticism gives license to profess proves, alas, incommunicable. Consistently and... continue reading

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