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Hello, discover the most read articles published by Mousse over the last month!

Explore this month’s selection of articles and new books, highlighting the finest content published during May.
Highlights:
  • Get your copy of Mousse #96 ~ 2006–2026: A Visual Record280 pages of Mousse Magazine + Mousse Publishing + A Love Letter to Mousse by Andrew Berardini.
  • Switzerland kept us busy. In Zurich, After After Party, our screening programme in collaboration with Istituto Svizzero, took over Cabaret Voltaire. In Basel, we joined Art Basel and I Never Read Art Book Fair, and moved across the city with ABC Basel on Wheels, our books-and-coffee truck dedicated to the ABC Basel project. Missed it all? Browse the city’s best exhibitions with Basel Oomph.
  • Don’t miss the Agora’s monthly drops: new video recordings of lectures by Nicolas Jaar, Laura U. MarksElizabeth A. Povinelli, and John Tresch!
A Love Letter, Twenty Years
by Andrew Berardini

We have read a lot while preparing Mousse #96 ~ 2006–2026, a visual record of twenty years of Mousse. For the occasion, Andrew Berardini penned us a long love letter, reflecting on two decades of endurance, patience, growing together, the necessity of poetry in art writing, and the invisible labor of love that goes into editing. 
MOUSSE & TEXTWORK: 
Conversation Series #2
Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest:
Ali Cherri in Conversation with Kaelen Wilson-Goldie

For more than twenty years, Ali Cherri has been pressing on the bruises of wounded bodies, both literal and figurative, in films, videos, ever-more elaborate sculptural installations, and comparatively delicate watercolors and diminutive works on paper. Cherri delves into experiences of pain, stress, loneliness, and ennui while exploring instances of cultural and environmental devastation, outright war, revolutionary upheaval, and stalemate.
This conversation between Cherri and Kaelen Wilson-Goldie, venturing into his plans for the third film in his trilogy devoted to the figure of the soldier, marks a new iteration of the collaboration between TextWork by Fondation Pernod Ricard and Mousse.
ESSAYS
Toni Morrison: Nobel Prize Lecture Award ceremony speech, Stockholm, December 7, 1993
“Fiction has never been entertainment for me. It has been the work that I have done for most of my adult life. I believe that one of the principal ways in which we acquire, hold, and digest information is via narrative.” Read Toni Morrison’s lecture for the 1993 Nobel Prize in Literature, testifying to her powerful fabulation, at the core of Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys.
On Kodwo Eshun’s Chronopolitical Interventions
by Gee Wesley

Read Gee Wesley on theorist and artist Kodwo Eshun, whose work “asks that we reexamine past projects not only to render evidence of the interiority of our forebears or restore dignity to their lives, but also to animate their unfinished business.”
NEW TITLES
Mohamed Bourouissa – Pour Noubia
Mohamed Bourouissa – Pour Noubia
€30.00
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TextWork #1–40 (English version)
TextWork #1–40 (English version)
€45.00
View Book
Mousse 96 ~ 2006–2026: A Visual Record
Mousse 96 ~ 2006–2026: A Visual Record
€18.00
View Mousse #96
Lynn Hershman Leeson: A History of Her Own
Lynn Hershman Leeson: A History of Her Own
€35.00
View Book
Global Conversations: Romania
Global Conversations: Romania
€18.00
View Book
COLUMNS
back-and-forth: May 15, 2026
by Chus Martínez

Read the last entry of back-and-forth, the series by Chus Martínez dedicated to examining the last two decades of exhibitions and artworks to better interpret and invent our near futures.
REVIEWS
Nolan Lucidi, “Bildersaal” at Kunsthaus Glarus
by Diogo Pinto

In one of Kunsthaus Glarus’ ground-floor galleries, Nolan Lucidi presents his first institutional solo exhibition, Bildersaal (Picture Gallery). The title borrows from the museum’s own original signage, still intact above the gallery’s entrance. Seventy years on, it remains accurate, announcing precisely what awaits inside: a room of images, and images of rooms.”
OOMPH
Basel Oomph
Browse the exhibitions’ list of Basel Oomph, Mousse’s curated selection of the best shows in town during Art Basel and Liste.
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