
DELIRI 2026: When the square becomes a stage (and the body a place of possibility)
Text by Meritxell Rosell Vilanova i la Geltrú inaugurates a free dance and movement festival this Saturday, 17 October, turning one of its main squares

Text by Meritxell Rosell Vilanova i la Geltrú inaugurates a free dance and movement festival this Saturday, 17 October, turning one of its main squares

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

Interview by Kate Hoag Through traditional and digital art-making, multidisciplinary artist and curator Blakelee Pieroni invites viewers to ‘question their identity in relation to physicality.’

Text by CLOT Magazine In a moment where we are teetering on the precipice—global violence, Birmingham’s effective bankruptcy, and the creeping financial precarity of our

Interview by Juliette Wallace Art is connected with identity. An expression of yourself or your surroundings through creative means. Data, on the other hand, has

Text by Charlie Clark The recent eclipse experienced by many in North America stands as a testament to the timeless wonder we feel at these

Text by Charlie Clark For over 400 years, the Historic Chatham Dockyard in Kent has been a pioneer of industrial and architectural technology, employing tens

Text by CLOT Magazine We are presenting Kueeng, an intimate and personal audiovisual work by artist and creative director Ana Sting and DJ and producer

Interview by Katažyna Jankovska What is choreography like when your partner is software? We usually think of moving human bodies when we think of live

Text by Agata Kik Requiem For Clouds is a performance project commissioned by inklingroom, a London-based art platform specialising in combining contemporary dance and music.

Text by CLOT Magazine Futur.shock, one of London’s most exciting series of live music and performance shows, is back with its new season. This year’s

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

Interview by Agata Kik Fly Pan Am originated in Montreal’s late 90s music scene. The group electrified together with the city’s rock bands emerging and

Text by CLOT Magazine HeK (Haus der elektronischen Künste Basel) are presenting Cyberia by Maria Guta and Adrian GaneaStaged, a real-time 3D-generated dance performance that

Interview by Allan Gardner Nick Klein is an American artist currently based in the Netherlands. His approach to sound is emblematic of a movement in

Interview by Gintarė Žaltauskaitė Alba Folgado is an independent curator of Spanish origin who has curated the exhibition The Sharp Edge of Glass in Kaunas

Text by CLOT Magazine Isabel Lewis is a Berlin-based artist whose career began in the context of contemporary dance. Still, in recent years her works

Text by CLOT Magazine Lucrecia Dalt, Colombian musician, sound artist and RVNG Intl. family member, shares her second single, titled Seca, from her forthcoming release

Interview Agata Kik Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti is an artist duo specialising in immersive environments. Through their experimental works, they explore the politics of

Interview by Meritxell Rosell In Tarkovsky’s masterpiece Stalker, the stalker, a sort of a smuggler visitor guide to the Zone [an exclusion area in which