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Isabella Zamboni
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Editor, Spike Art Magazine
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Hannah Black, Bonaventure and Ebba Fransén Waldhör “ANXIETINA” at Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève •
By Isabella Zamboni| Mousse Magazine@ Hannah Black ambles through inflatable plastic walls of the type usually used for military training, head down, looking at her phone. Her pace through the second floor of the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève is steady but disturbingly slow compared to the breathless torrent of words she pronounces through her microphone.
Hannah Black, Bonaventure and Ebba Fransén Waldhör “ANXIETINA” at Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève •
By Isabella Zamboni| Mousse Magazine@ Hannah Black ambles through inflatable plastic walls of the type usually used for military training, head down, looking at her phone. Her pace through the second floor of the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève is steady but disturbingly slow compared to the breathless torrent of words she pronounces through her microphone.
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Spike Art Magazine
Spike Art Magazine, commonly known as Spike, is a contemporary art magazine founded in 2004 by artist Rita Vitorelli in Vienna, Austria. The magazine has a strong presence in Berlin, Germany, and is recognized for its independent and accessible art criticism that bridges art theory and practice. Spike publishes a quarterly print magazine featuring in-depth essays and analyses from prominent art critics and curators. In addition to its print edition, Spike offers weekly digital content that provides ongoing insights into contemporary art. The magazine also serves as an event space, hosting discussions, lectures, and performances, primarily from its Berlin location, fostering artistic dialogue and exchange. With offices in both Vienna and Berlin, Spike is published in English, making it accessible to a global audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, and professionals. The magazine engages with renowned figures in the art world, contributing to its reputation as a significant platform for contemporary art discourse.
Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Founded: 2004