Contributor
Alexander Wolf
Alexander Wolf is a director at Gagosian in New York. Since 2013, his projects at the gallery have included exhibitions, communications, and online initiatives. He has written for the Quarterly on Piero Golia, Nam June Paik, Robert Therrien, and other gallery artists.
Myth-Maker
Alexander Wolf explores the economic, social, and methodological concerns of Piero Golia’s art practice, revealing the real-world implications of the artist’s experiments with form and process.
Life and Technology: The Binary of Nam June Paik
Alexander Wolf explores the intersection of life and technology as it exists in the work of Nam June Paik, revealing the artist’s ability to balance technological concerns with humanity through music, performance, expressive painting, and images from nature.
Bob’s World
Alexander Wolf discusses the recurring themes and symbols that have emerged throughout Robert Therrien’s artistic career.
Spotlight
Mark Tansey
Alexander Wolf guides us through a multilayered new painting by the celebrated artist.
Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel: A Timeline
Alexander Wolf assembles a timeline of Duchamp’s famous Bicycle Wheel.