For this year’s Venice Biennale, the Bulgarian Pavilion—located off-site at the Centro Culturale Don Orione Artigianelli—will feature the work of three collaborating artists…[read on]
Grief is a weighted and highly sensitive subject. Given time, it can also prove to be a welcome and necessary process of reckoning with the fragility of life…[read on]
The title of Berlin-based duo Elmgreen & Dragset’s current exhibition at Kunsthalle Praha—‘READ’—is both a worthy suggestion and, in its contemporary pop cultural usage, a kind of benign…[read on]
It might be a good time to re-orient our thinking towards viable social alternatives. What could “utopia” mean today? What social and political forms can hope take?…[read on]
With this new topic, we are looking at the ways in which artists are reclaiming mythology and engaging in new and complex processes of myth-making, world-building and fictioning…[read on]
It’s nuance, the “gray zone” antidote to good vs. evil morality, that’s at the conceptual heart of this year’s Steirischer Herbst festival in Graz, aptly titled ‘Humans and Demons’…[read on]
With this topic, we hope to expose the many different ways that privacy is understood in the context of art-making, including but also beyond the proliferation of AI…[read on]
Yayoi Kusama is, today, firmly recognized as a kind of brand. Her artworks—think giant polka dot pumpkins and infinity rooms—are produced and exhibited the world over, garnering…[read on]
We spoke to Monster Chetwynd about what drew her to the moths, and why she wants to highlight the role of local conservationists in this work…[read on]
As an introduction to her exhibition ‘Well Beings,’ the figures set the tone for this complexity of emotion that pervades throughout. We’re met with a text at the entrance that situates…[read on]
Is the very definition of art (and its relationship to artifice) an antithesis to wilderness? Through our upcoming interviews and exhibition reviews, we hope to scratch the surface of what…[read on]
In this conversation, we touched on aging—both personal and material—and the incongruities inherent in decisions around what is deemed worthy of preservation…[read on]
