Gagosian #39

Inside the issue, Glenn Lowry reflects on time spent with Marden and on the enduring power of his art. This issue also includes Alex Da Corte and Michael Cary on René Magritte, Martin Germann on Cady Noland’s artist’s book The Clip-On Method, and Jordan Wolfson in conversation with Ottessa Moshfegh.

A handful of features engage with architecture: William Middleton writes on a special presentation of Peter Doig’s paintings at the Le Corbusier–designed Maison La Roche in Paris; Vicky Richardson surveys the meditative work of the South Korean architect Byoung Soo Cho; Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo, founders of the Mexico City architecture studio LANZA atelier, respond to Hans Ulrich Obrist’s questionnaire; and Christian House reports from Palazzo Diedo, the Venetian home of Nicolas Berggruen’s Arts & Culture project.

Elsewhere in the issue, readers will find a roundup of films from the Cannes Film Festival, Derek C. Blasberg’s Fashion & Art interview with Phyllis Posnick, and Richard Calvocoressi’s personal tribute to Georg Baselitz for our Game Changer series.