e-flux
e-flux was started by artists in 1999.
Online, e-flux spans numerous strains of critical discourse in art, architecture, film, and theory, and connects many of the most significant art institutions with audiences around the world.
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- The films made by François Pain at La Borde psychiatric clinic—alongside Félix Guattari, among others—offer a more nuanced and ultimately more useful history of a much-mythologised experiment than the conventional hagiographies, writes Nicholas Gamso. www.e-flux.com/criticism/66...
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- If art history is “ghost stories for grown-ups,” as Aby Warburg claims, then the most enduring works of art might be those that cannot easily be recuperated into our existing versions of reality, write the editors of e-flux Criticism. www.e-flux.com/criticism/66...
