Nicolas Bourriaud: The Grand Interviews of artpress

artpress publishes a collection of interviews with Nicolas Bourriaud, the French critic who coined 'relational aesthetics'. Born in 1965, he co-founded the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, served as a curator at Tate Britain where he directed the 2009 Tate Triennale, and organized biennials in Moscow, Lyon, and Taipei. The book features conversations with Christophe Kihm, Michaël Lachance, Catherine Millet, Anaël Pigeat, and Damien Sausset, with a preface by Millet. Bourriaud's concept of relational aesthetics, which describes art practices aiming to rebuild social bonds, has been adopted worldwide and united artists like Pierre Huyghe, Philippe Parreno, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Thomas Hirschhorn. His book 'Radicant' analyzes the consequences of globalization.