Artforum International Magazine Summer 2016 Art & Identity Zaha Hadid Feminism For Sale

• Softcover issue of Artforum International magazine, Summer 2016 (Volume LIV, Number 10), a large-format contemporary art periodical published in English in the United States and richly illustrated with color and black-and-white images.
• The cover essay frame begins \"Our brief: Today in our endlessly pluralist and globalized world, we are supposedly post-identity, post-race, post-gender, even post-human,\" introducing the issue\'s central theme of Art and Identity; the square-format magazine is priced at $10.00 and designed with bold typography and conceptual text layout.
• Columns include PASSAGES, featuring tributes to architect Zaha Hadid (1950–2016) by Mark Wigley, Anthony Vidler, Daniel Libeskind, Nasser Rabat, Bernard Tschumi, and Frank Gehry, alongside music criticism by Daphne A. Brooks on modern protest pop and additional essays on contemporary culture.
• SLANT features \"Mission Statements\" with Elisabeth Sussman on the 1993 Whitney Biennial, \"Before and After\" with Thelma Golden on the landmark exhibition Black Male (1994–95), and other reflections on race, gender, museums, and politics; the TOP TEN list is contributed by Rivka Galchen.
• The Books section offers in-depth reviews such as \"Frozen Frame: Ara Osterweil on Political Animals: The New Feminist Cinema,\" and \"No Time to Wait: Julia Bryan-Wilson on Mounting Frustration: The Art Museum in the Age of Black Power,\" along with coverage of new titles in art history, theory, and criticism.
• The ART AND IDENTITY feature section includes an introduction by editor Michelle Kuo; \"Collective Consciousness: A Roundtable\" with Dipesh Chakrabarty, David Joselit, Kara Keeling, Kobena Mercer, Michelle Kuo, Emily Roysdon, and moderator Huey Copeland; an \"Artists and Identity\" portfolio; and multiple artist projects by fierce pussy (Nancy Brooks Brody, Joy Episalla, Zoe Leonard, Carrie Yamaoka), Zoe Leonard, Adrian Piper, Andrea Crespo, and others.
• Further essays explore \"Writing the Void: Language, Identity, and Migration\" by Homi K. Bhabha, \"Persona(e) of Interest\" with Lynn Hershman Leeson and Juliana Huxtable in conversation, \"Fuck You! A Feminist Guide to Surviving the Art World,\" \"The Identity Artist and the Identity Critic\" by Hannah Black, Brian Wallis on photographer Danny Lyon, \"In Plain View: Video Evidence\" by Louis-Georges Schwartz, \"The Wall: The United States–Mexico Border\" by Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman, and Ed Halter on the films of Marlon Riggs.
• Throughout the issue, full-page advertisements, exhibition announcements, film stills, architectural photography, political imagery, and reproductions of contemporary artworks provide a detailed visual and textual resource on global art, architecture, feminism, race, and identity in the mid-2010s.

• Condition: Softcover magazine shows some previous handling but nothing at all severe. The spine has a top-layer paper tear across the spine, but the spine still holds all pages well. Minor handling bumps show on the covers, but nothing significant. No writing or tears on the interior pages. Spine and outer edges show rubbing and tiny nicks but remain intact. Interior pages are clean, bright, and fully legible with secure binding and no writing, highlighting, or loose pages found during a careful flip-through.

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