Text by Leoni Fischer A lady dressed in elegant black poses on a white pedestal amid a fantastical nature. Tall flower spikes rise from large
Text by Natalie Mariko As a young writer living in the West, there are certain poets one comes into contact with less as an introduction
Interview by Lyndsey Walsh Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is not here to make art for passive consumption. Based and living in Berlin, Brathwaite-Shirley uses the audience as
Text by Alessandra Coretti All Crescendo, No Reward, the current exhibition at the Zabludowicz Collection, interacts with the polymorphic nature of the place, like a
Text by Juliette Wallace Time Machine is the title of the retrospective exhibition of photography’s poet of paradox, Hiroshi Sugimoto [1]. And what an apt
Text by Charlie Corubolo & Agata Kik While en route to Berlin, time-bending and moving in and out of the grid, we writers began to
Interview by Juliette Wallace It came to him in a vision. Or perhaps it was more of a memory. A large flock of birds, grouped
Interview Lyndsey Walsh Adam Zaretsky is one of the pioneers of the BioArt movement, with a prolific career spanning over two decades. Zaretsky’s work takes
Text by Miguel Isaza A Line, a succession of points, a fine line, a route; or many, like when talking about LINE as a label,
Text by Miguel Isaza Electronic music is not a genre, nor is really a style, nor is it limited to a series of technical methods.
Text by Irem Erkin and CLOT Magazine Finishing at the end of the month, The Painter’s New Tools exhibition at Nahmad Contemporary gallery is showcasing
Interview by Giulia Ottavia Frattini The present is as much an abstract construct that seeks to impart order or grasp the impermanence of temporality as
Text by Miguel Isaza The avant-garde, by nature, implies more than following patterns. It is a sense of transgressing the tendencies as such, questioning them
Text by Charlie Clark Over 100 years ago, the celebrated fiction writer H.G. Wells wrote one of the first science fiction novels to explore relations
Interview by CLOT Magazine Even the most traditionally-seen art forms seem not to be able to miss the impact of new technologies, and theatre, dance
Text by CLOT Magazine Haus der Kunst, the renowned museum and centre for contemporary art in Munich, presents the first comprehensive survey exhibition outside of
Interview by Juliette Wallace From the catwalk to the London Olympics, street protests, cultural heritage sites and the world’s most important museums, few artists have
Text by Christopher Michael Ulysses Jenkins, writing on his approach to art-making in the memoir Doggerel Life, states that: Those familiar with the ancients have
Interview by Ana Prendes For over thirty years, British artist Vicki Bennett – aka People Like Us – has been radically approaching audiovisual collage. Self-described
Intro words by Ana Prendes & interview by Meritxell Rosell The extraordinarily complex and layered intersection between art, science, and technology has moved from the
