Text by Eleni Maragkou Equal parts invitation and dare, Lunchmeat Festival’s calling card is a cheeky mantra: See You Dancin’. This September, the festival returns
Text by CLOT Magazine The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) is one of the USA’s oldest accredited independent art and design schools.
Text by Daniela Silva Who is really in control when a machine tells us what to do? In Situational Compliance, artist Matthew Biederman turns the
Text by Meritxell Rosell A camera moves through a dark, derelict space, sterile, untouched by any type of existence, gleaming pink, as everything is bathed
Text by Mila Azimonti Downtown LA dissolves into dusk. On a neighbourhood baseball field, children take their cuts, a dog tears across the outfield, families
Text by Louise Griffin I’ve been sitting with that question since watching [re]curated: Richard Hamilton – The Artist’s Eye, a film produced by MIND THE
Text by Maya Elimelech The jittery quilt we dream in, the home we share. Where is the place we all exist in together? A grandmother’s
Text by Meritxell Rosell A soft gesture crosses a ray of light streaming through a window; the grainy detail of the carpet where someone sits;
Text by Meritxell Rosell There is something quietly fierce about building a festival around fragility. In the current global state of affairs, which rewards hardness,
Text by Dom Stevensson INDEX Biennial returns to Braga this May for its third full edition from May 7 to 14, continuing a trajectory that
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Small as they are, the tiny watery worlds that make up Berlin’s urban network of ponds have a magnanimous role to
Text by Six Minutes Past Nine This article launches a collaboration between Six Minutes Past Nine and CLOT Magazine: a series of research-driven texts within
Text by Meritxell Rosell A lone body moves through urban spaces, dark and dimly lit; the body’s gracile and strong gestures fold between control and
Text by Meritxell Rosell A pale face floats inside a sphere, lips moving and synching in syllables you can’t fully decipher. It feels urgent, insistent,
Text by Mila Azimonti Which feels more familiar: technocratic confidence or prophetic inevitabilism? When we speak about technology, we tend to fall into one of
Text by Dom Stevenson At a moment when music videos often chase algorithmic circulation, Iljal moves slower and with greater structural intent. The work is
Text by Àngels Miralda Kunstverein Arnsberg’s exterior space is distinctly removed from a traditional gallery setting. This hybrid indoor-outdoor venue is situated in a medieval
Text by CLOT Magazine MIRA Festival returns where sound and avant-garde culture exude. Once again, the festival transforms Fira Montjuïc into a living organism of
Text by Daniela Silva At Pozu Santa Bárbara, a disused mining shaft in the valley of Turón in northern Spain, the earth pulses with light.
Text by CLOT Magazine From 21–25 October 2025, Leeds becomes a crucible for radical performance as TRANSFORM25 returns with a programme that feels both urgent
