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NO 74 —
Reskilling
Winter 2012
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NO 73 —
Intercourse: Art as transaction
Fall 2011
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NO 72 —
Curators
Spring / Summer 2011
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NO 71 —
Inventories
Winter 2011
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NO 70 —
Miniature
Fall 2010
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NO 69 —
bling-bling
Spring / Summer 2010
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NO 68 —
Sabotage
Winter 2010
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NO 67 —
Killjoy
Fall 2009
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NO 66 —
Disappearance
Spring / Summer 2009
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NO 65 —
Fragile
Winter 2009
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esse arts + opinions
contemporary art magazine
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It privileges analyses that address art in relationship with its (geographical, social, political or economical) context, relational practices, committed art, extra-muros events. esse also supports artists and writers who discuss experimental or unconventional artworks that question mainstream values; these discussions use critical and sociological paths to debate about current artistic productions. The magazine differs by its involvement and will to create links between artistic practice and analysis. It is known for its substantial articles – in-depth essays as well as well-argued opinions – and for its desire to go beyond the mere comment and delve into multifaceted aspects of art and society.
Each issue proposes a topical theme as well as critical essays covering national and international cultural events activities.











