Blau International no. 14

In the new issue, Bruce Nauman has a rare audience with Andrew Winer. Questioning everything, Michaela Eichwald is questioned by Albert Oehlen. David Salle remembers the precise moment Julian Schnabel broke the art world. Max Hollein and François Halard guide us through the home and heart of Walter Pichler’s sculpture. And Zurbarán’s long-lost world is brought close by Hans-Joachim Müller.

Then, Lorenzo Amos asks if life is big and beautiful enough for him. Dorothea Tanning’s abstract adventures are plotted by scholar Alyce Mahon. Charles Simonds, a street artist avant la lettre, shelters the little people, one dwelling at a time. Horst Antes shares his collection of milk cans. Marie Chaix and Colin Dodgson issue a call to prayer. Florian Illies surgically examines the New (and old) Objectivity.

And Swiss collector Uli Sigg talks about the Chinese art market he set in motion. Other highlights include: Christopher Rothko on his father, Mark Rothko. Iida Jonsson and Ssi Saarinen talk to Victoria Camblin. Claes Juhlin on the interior of Barbara Gladstone’s former Chelsea home. Yifan Jiang on Hu Bo. Paul Smith on Frank Auerbach. Gesine Borcherdt on Wolfgang Hollegha. And Ulf Poschardt on the Ferrari Challenge Stradale.