Ursula is a quarterly magazine published by the international contemporary art gallerists Hauser & Wirth, founded by Iwan Wirth, Manuela With and Ursula Hauser.
Even if you have only a passing interest in contemporary art and culture this arresting, chunky and rather sumptuous magazine is worth picking up. Although signifcant content is derived from its own exhibition roster, it's very readable, thought-provoking and, best of all, a treat for the eyes.
About Issue 17 from the publisher:
'Issue 17 of Ursula arrives in the spirit of the Venice Biennale, led by a cover conversation between Lorna Simpson and musician Jason Moran on the occasion of Simpson's exhibition at Punta della Dogana, with Ekow Eshun and Thelma Golden, Alissa Bennett on Carol Rama, and a new story by Claudia Rankine.'
