The monopoly editorial team and their columnists reveal their favorite holiday companions in Corona summer
Elke Buhr, editor -in -chief
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The art world is now rich in podcasts, but "Dialogues" by Lucas Zwirner always remains the first choice for me.The best is the episodes in which the son of the mega gallery owner David Zwirner invites two guests and artists with filmmakers, critics or writers Pair.Sometimes the guest couple is controversial, such as Beeple and Jordan Wolfson, sometimes you learn a lot of new things, as in the conversation between the artist Simphiwe Ndzube and the author Zakes MDA, who look at their homeland of South Africa from very different perspectives.But always Lucas Zwirner brings the guests into a dialogue in a personable, reserved way.
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If your own children start wearing the wide diesel jeans of the late 1980s, it is time to stand up to the past-preferably with a competent author aside.Here Jens Balzer can help, who has developed from the pop author to a specialist in modern life in general and now with "High Energy" (Rowohlt) the ultimate book about the "The Eighties-The Pulsating Decade".Yes, I also had a permanent wave.But I'm not alone with the trauma.
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Music is still missing!In the Dutch Arnheim, the large exhibition Sonsbeek 20-24 is currently running, which, according to curator Bonaventure, should be Bejeng ndikung like a Jam session.If you can't travel, you can have a lot of fun at least with the rousing and absolutely danceable playlist for exhibition in many places.And someone else says that contemporary art is cropped!
