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Rafa Esparza grew up painting and drawing but was more familiar with the murals and crafts within his family and community than with contemporary galleries or museums. As he got older, he nurtured a relationship to performance by joining his East L.A. neighbors’ sweat lodges and ceremonies, questioning their creation myths and rigid gender roles while enacting their ancient traditions. The modern institution would become more alienating, so he went back outside. - 拉法埃斯帕扎在绘画和绘画方面长大，但他对家庭和社区中的壁画和工艺品比对当代画廊或博物馆更熟悉。随着年龄的增长，他加入了他的东洛杉矶邻居的汗流浃背和仪式，在继承他们古老的传统的同时质疑他们的创造神话和僵化的性别角色，从而培养了与表演的关系。现代制度会变得更加疏远，所以他回到外面去了。
A radiologist at Kaiser Permanente, V. Joy Simmons, MD has been living in Los Angeles for over 50 years and began collecting art while in medical school. A committed supporter of African-American artists (although she does have an Andy Warhol portrait of Queen Ntombi of Swaziland), she is a passionate advocate of arts patronage and civic engagement. For Frieze Week, Dr. Simmons gives a glimpse of her collection in her Ladera Heights home, and shared her years of insight. - Kaiser Permanente，V.Joy Simmons医学博士的放射科医生已经在洛杉矶生活了50多年，并在医学院开始收集艺术作品。她是非裔美国艺术家的忠实支持者（尽管她确实有斯威士兰的恩托姆比女王的安迪·沃霍尔肖像），但她是艺术赞助和公民参与的热情拥护者。对于Frieze Week，Simmons博士在Ladera Heights的家中展示了她的收藏，并分享了她多年的洞察力。
WATERBONES (Stochastic Choral Sinphony) 2018, stainless steel elements, site specific dimension. The St. Regis Rome, 2018. Photo Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio - Waterbones（Randomatic Choral sinphony）2018，不锈钢元件，现场特定尺寸。圣里吉斯罗马，2018年。照片Ela Bialkowska，Okno工作室
Ilya & Emilia Kabakov - The Eminent Direction of Thoughts 2017. Concept drawing.The Kabakovs’ work is infused with a poetic dimension which is both melancholic and fantastical, capable of communicating shared and universal meaning. At Galleria Continua’s spaces, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov present the installation entitled, “The Eminent Direction of Thoughts”: in a dark room is a seat, to which are attached coloured strings that stretch upwards; from the ceiling hangs a bare, transparent light bulb. Ilya and Emilia Kabakov’s works are to be found among the permanent collections of prestigious museums, including MoMA, New York; the Pompidou Centre, Paris. In 2017 the Tate Modern, London dedicated a broad-ranging retrospective to the artists’ work which was realised in collaboration with the Hermitage State Museum, where the exhibition was transferred in 2018. Installations, paintings, drawings, prints, architectural models of utopian projects and gigantic public sculptures which retraced the various period of the artists’ lives: from the first works of the Sixties created by Ilya Kabakov in his Moscow, to the move to New York at the end of the Eighties, an important turning point in his career because it signalled the beginning of his collaboration with Emilia and the production of large-scale installations.
‘Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts’ at Schaulager, Basel Bruce Nauman’s retrospective included more than 150 works from the mid-1960s until today. The exhibition, which travelled on to New York’s MoMA, gathers drawings, photographs, sculptures, videos and sound pieces as well as most of Nauman’s monumental installations. The concluding work, in which Nauman repeatedly attempts and fails to arrive at a contrapposto, continues his morbid trajectory towards the reality of his aging body. - 巴塞尔舒拉赫的《布鲁斯·诺曼：消失行为》