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    Even MagazineGlobal perspective on contemporary art and culture

    Our pick for September:
    Contemporary Muslim Fashions

    More than the clothes, it’s the rhetoric of this show that seems most valuable; there is no easy opposition, it seems set to argue, between modesty and independence.

    Plus: a 500th birthday bash for Tintoretto, and a trip to the moon taking off from Copenhagen.

    Our Picks for September

    Editors' Counsel

    August 2018

    SITELines 2018
    Site Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico

    New Mexico had only been a state for 15 years when Willa Cather, the muted pistol of American letters, published Death Comes for the Archbishop in 1927. “The country in which he found himself was so featureless,” she wrote on its first page, “or rather…it was crowded with features, all exactly alike.”

    July 2018

    Toward a Concrete Utopia
    Museum of Modern Art, New York

    From Sarajevo, head south on the M20 motorway until the road signs change from Roman to Cyrillic. Drive on into the Republika Srpska, and continue into the Sutjeska National Park. But stay on the main road; the area is still studded with landmines.

    June 2018

    Michael Jackson
    National Portrait Gallery, London

    “He was an unbelievably talented guy. He lost his confidence. He lost tremendous confidence because of, honestly, bad-bad-bad surgery. He had the worst. He had people that did numbers on him that were just unbelievable. Facially, you know, the plastic surgeons.”

    May 2018

    Jutta Koether
    Museum Brandhorst, Munich

    The German painter, whose recent work playfully bathes and prances in a complex network of citations and revisions, has always taken a male-dominated history of art as her rightful inheritance. Now at last comes the “turn of Madame”: of the lady, of the whore, of the heiress.

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    Ten issues of Even were published between 2015 and 2018: serious yet irreverent, and aiming to bridge the misunderstood gap between culture and the world.

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