MOUSSE—ISSUE 72

Mousse is a contemporary art magazine and publishing house based in Milan. Established in 2006, and publishing five issues every year, Mousse selects interviews, conversations, and essays by some of the most prominent figures in international criticism, visual arts, and contemporary curating, accompanied by features and reviews.

Issue 72 features:

THE MUSICAL CHAIRS THAT IS CAPITALISM
Estelle Hoy

HUDINILSON JR.
To Caress, to Fondle, to Covet
Paulo Miyada

WALKING IS AN ACT OF SEEING IS AN ACT OF READING IS AN ACT OF WALKING
Hendrik Folkerts

BROOK HSU
Beyond the Material, Substance Must Be Reckoned
Ross Simonini

TIDBITS (PART I)
Magdalena Suarez Frimkess by Michael Ned Holte
Lee Kai Chung by Emily Verla Bovino
Lewis Hammond by Moritz Scheper
Danielle Dean by Charles Aubin
Salman Toor by David Everitt Howe
Peter Nagy by Wendy Vogel
Amitai Romm by Kristian Vistrup Madsen
Mira Schor by Camila McHugh

DISAPPEARER
Travis Jeppesen

PRIMAVERA (AN ELEGY)
Sabrina Tarasoff

ANTHROPY: WHAT THE POST-HUMAN LOOKS LIKE
Dieter Roelstraete

IAN WILSON
A Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose
Catherine Wood

SICK LIVING, SICK SOCIETY
Omar Kholeif

TIDBITS (PART II)
Yu Ji by Billy Tang
Heinz Frank by Caroline Dumalin
Cinga Samson by Rahel Aima
Urara Tsuchiya by Chris Sharp
Jasmin Werner by Philipp Hindahl
Caroline Bachmann by Elise Lammer
Sandra Mujinga by Attilia Fattori Franchini
Anne Minich by Caitlin MacBride