
Berlin Atonal 2023: The Day After, challenging the notion of experimental music (wknd 2)
Text by Martyn Riley Every festival has its very own personality. A mix of curation, demographic, place and where it lies in history. This was

Text by Martyn Riley Every festival has its very own personality. A mix of curation, demographic, place and where it lies in history. This was

Text by Katherine Jemima Hamilton While Kwon’s undertaking is grandiose, it is not naive that she would believe in the power of technology to usher

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 Ana Moriyón & Pablo Durán We find ourselves at a historic crossroads in which AI is becoming ubiquitous. Creations lack a discernible origin,

Text by Stefano Corbo The Letter Rack is a speculative exercise on the emergence of new spatial relationships once we stop thinking of future cities

Text by Corld Witizen When people think about Spain’s music scene in general, Valencia is one place that instantly pops into the mind of the

Text by Katherine Jemima Hamilton I first encountered Heesoo Kwon’s Leymusoom Universe in 2019 at her solo show Watertight Mesh in a basement gallery in

Text by Juliette Wallace As technology continues to make its mark on the day to day, the art world is taking note. In a realm

Text by Olya Karlovich I vividly recall my first Berlin Atonal. I bought tickets on the advice of more progressive friends without having clear expectations

Text by Robert Barry The city of Culiacán in north-western Mexico known for its hot summers, the beauty of its natural surroundings and a boisterous

Text by Juliette Wallace Red, yellow, blue. Drip, drip, drip. Blue, yellow, red. Drip, drip, drip. Three elixirs are lined up on an altar, the

Text by Agata Kik It took one berry picker for Finland to introduce free roaming and foraging for its residents and visitors regardless of land

Text by Joe Banks “Fossils fascinate me – they’re like time capsules; if only one could unwind this spiral it would probably play back to

Text by Juliette Wallace What if art were made for all species? What would happen if the concept of an object’s value were spun on

Text by Katažyna Jankovska Fragmented phenomena and knowledge seem to be structuring forces within our society. We are surrounded by ever-emerging incomplete narratives that reveal

Text by Irem Erkin Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Sónar Festival and its organic extension, a decade-old Sónar+D, have always been ahead of their

Text by Olya Karlovich We feel sound with our bodies. Our auditory system, skin, brain and other internal organs all perceive sound signals from the

Text by Jacobo García On the last weekend of April, the L.E.V. festival celebrated its 17th edition, this fact may not look impressive these days

Text by Katažyna Jankovska What’s it like to reimagine ancient divination practices through the lens of new technology? When faced with uncertainty, people throughout time

Text by Daniela Silva AI (Artificial Intelligence) is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating machines or software that can perform tasks that