Ghislaine Leung: Bosses Røros TweedDivided Publishing, 2023, Softcover, 104 pages, 21. 5 14 cm To make art is to understand how you are, to notice your prejudices and assumptions about value, to acknowledge your hand in an unequal world, and to recognise how you institute yourself all while letting go of the outcome of work. Bosses replaces strategies of high performance with acts of trust. It is a book about doubt, about maintaining that condition and its untenable faith. About
hedonism and materialist critique join in an abject orgy of labor confessionals
possibly intimate performance at home
across the span of thirty-plus years
and display their images
studies of race
South-African psychologist Wahbie Long lays out what kind of relationships to the outside world emerge from childhood experiences of playing and relating to others
the mental health crisis and racist and misogynist state violence
Nash offers critical commentary and reflection on exhibitions he has curated
a "Working Life" unerringly captures the measure of life
It is made up entirely of pieces which have appeared since the publication of The Art Strike Handbook in April 1989
offering a new perspective on the intersections of her work as photographer
Jeroen Peeters