Liam Gillick is a British contemporary artist often associated with relational aesthetics. He has worked in a variety of media, including sculpture, printmaking, architecture, graphic design, film, and music. Gillick’s large architectural pieces often have an industrial quality, including Local Discussion Screen, which features bright red panels attached to a metal framework. “I remain interested in the potential of art, except I've always been more struck by applied Modernism than high Modernism,” he has explained. “It's partly because of feminist theory and being brought up in the 1970s, with questioning who is speaking, and why, and what authority they're carrying.” Born in 1964 in Aylesbury, United Kingdom,...