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- - Editor: Randy Kennedy
- - Paperback
- - 128 pages
- - Height: 30.5cm / 12in
- - Width: 23cm / 9.1in
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Issue 16 of Ursula centers on art as a lived practice - woven into friendship, memory, and community. Our first-ever cover story devoted to a collector features Los Angeles patron Eileen Harris Norton in conversation with artist Mark Bradford, who reflect on their decades-long relationship, shared experiences growing up in Los Angeles, and commitment to activism. As Harris Norton puts it, “Art isn’t separate from the lives around it; it’s the relationship, the history, the memories.”
Elsewhere in the issue, Michael Govan speaks with Ekow Eshun about shaping museums as civic spaces; Rachel Garrahan traces the Surrealist roots of Elsa Schiaparelli’s couture; and Steven Watson chronicles the downtown New York underground through oral history. Highlights also include a letter Steve Jobs wrote to himself, Leah Singer on Alice B. Toklas’s iconic cookbook, Greg de Cuir Jr. on the films of Christopher Harris, and a portfolio of recent work by Firelei Báez.
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Ursula is a quarterly magazine published by Hauser & Wirth, that celebrates the artistic achievement and creativity of their artists and those beyond. Through both the printed magazine and digital content platform, Ursula champions artistic practices that challenge and interrogate the future, highlighting a diverse range of contemporary culture that Hauser & Wirth finds compelling.
