Stratford – the V&A reserve
↑ View of Weston Collections Hall, which features over 100 mini curated displays, at V&A East Storehouse. Image courtesy of…
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Weaving Back to Common Grounds
Weaving Back to Common Grounds by otc collective – Observant Thick Conversation @o_t_c_ 07.11. – 07.12.2025THU – SUN, 3 – 7…
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The Eye of the Master: A Social History of AI. by Matteo Pasquinelli
In The Eye of the Master: A Social History of Artificial Intelligence (Verso, 2023), Matteo Pasquinelli offers a compelling critique of AI,…
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Frieze London 2025
↑ Simon Lehner, Echo figure (Gray matter cycle), 2023, Edel Assanti Gallery PAI_32’s Highlights from Frieze 2025 Text Marie Ivanova…
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Santiago Morilla — Ritual Device for the Cultivation of Mushroom Humus (2025)
↑ Ritual device for fungal humus – Photo: Santiago Morilla A Living Installation of Sound, Soil, and Symbiosis Theme Exhibition: “PANIC:…
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Julius von Bismarck: Landscape Painting (Mine), 2025
Julius von Bismarck: Landscape Painting (Mine), 2025 In the depths of one of the oldest mines in Italy’s Brembana Valley—once rich…
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Curatorial Project: 2322 Featuring works by Caspar Frowein
Featuring works by Caspar Frowein 2322 is a curatorial collective founded in 2022 by Tim Vormbäumen and Hannah Weidner. Emerging…
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Finding Clarity in Chaos: The Signal and the Noise by Nate Silver
In an era saturated with information — tweets, trends, forecasts, and breaking news alerts — the challenge isn’t accessing data.…
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HYBRIS by Yana Zschiedrich: Rethinking Waste into Wonder
HYBRIS, the visionary project by German artist Yana Zschiedrich, is a pioneering art-based research initiative that reimagines how we perceive…
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Liste Art Fair Basel
Lukas Heerich, Traum, 2025 | Photo: Moritz Schermbach Liste Art Fair Basel: Where the Future of Contemporary Art Begins Text…
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CAMILLE HENROT, A NUMBER OF THINGS
↑ CAMILLE HENROT, A NUMBER OF THINGS, A NUMBER OF THINGS, 2025 Hauser & Wirth, New York | 30 January…
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Aleksandra Domanović
↑ Aleksandra Domanović, Sueño de una Tarde, 2014. Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Leighton, Berlin and Los Angeles. Photo: Gunter Lepkowski.…
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Timothy Morton’s Dark Ecology
Timothy Morton’s Dark Ecology offers a compelling exploration of ecological thought that pushes beyond conventional environmentalism. In this book, Morton challenges the…
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Detroit Agate and Agnieszka Kurant: A Dialogue Between Industry and Art
↑ Agnieszka Kurant, Post-Fordite 6 (2020)Fossilised automotive paint, epoxy resin, powdered stone, steel22.9 x 25.4 x 17.8 cm, Collection of Paul…
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Where Underground Meets Uprising: Piccalilli
Hidden in the basement of Sydenham’s wine bar ‘161 Kirkdale’, Piccalilli has quickly established itself as a vibrant hub for…
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Julian Charrière
↑ We Are All Astronauts, Installation view: Centre Culture Suisse, Paris, France, 2014 Julian Charrière, born in 1987 in Morges,…
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Jean Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulation
↑ Jean Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulation: A Critical Examination, Cultural Influence, and Its Connection to The Matrix. Jean Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulation, first…
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Expanding Human Perception: The Interface Project by Jose Chavarría
In the realm of speculative design, few projects push the boundaries of human perception like Interface by Jose Chavarría. This…
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Claire Bishop’s new book Disordered Attention
Claire Bishop’s latest book, Disordered Attention: How We Look at Art and Performance Today, provides a profound analysis of how…
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A Journey Through the Microscopic World of Micropia
At the heart of Amsterdam, Micropia bridges the gap between microbiology and the public through artful exhibits. Inspired by Antoni…
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Exploring the New Horizons of Cybernetics: A Deep Dive into “Cybernetics, Vol. 1”
In an era where the boundaries between human cognition and artificial intelligence continue to blur, “Cybernetics, Vol. 1” emerges as…
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WIND, SAND AND STARS
WIND, SAND AND STARS This exhibition was born from a vibrant open call that attracted a diverse mix of media,…
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Pamela Rosenkranz: Melding Nature, Technology, and Identity
↑ Pamela Rosenkranz, The most important Body of Water is Yours, PET bottle, silicone, pigments, plexi-hood, pedestal 32.4 × 8.9…
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Digital Fluidity: Nature of the Digital Image
Digital Fluidity: The Performative and Reconfigurable Nature of the Digital Image in Contemporary Art and Design.The article “Digital Fluidity: The…
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Marco Barotti installation Clams
Marco Barotti is an artist who merges the boundaries between art and technology, creating immersive audiovisual installations that transform spaces…
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The Bunker: From War to Art
The bunker that houses the Boros Collection was originally built in 1942 during World War II to shelter civilians during…
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Mindy Seu Cyberfeminism Index
Cyberfeminism represents a pivotal movement at the intersection of feminist theory and the digital world, aiming to dissect, critique, and…
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Superflex: Pioneering Art with a Conscience in a Global Landscape
In the bustling, ever-evolving world of contemporary art, few names resonate as profoundly as the Danish collective Superflex. Founded in…
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Digital Folklore: Olia Lialina, Dragan Espenschied
Have you ever stumbled across a quirky GIF that made your day, or maybe spent hours laughing at memes? Well,…
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Essence of Post-Internet Art
Essence of Post-Internet Art ↑ Super Mario Clouds, 2002, Cory Arcangel In the realm of contemporary art, the term “post-internet”…
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