Joan Jonas: Moving Off The Land II

Emily Dickinson never saw the sea. When it appears in her poetry, and it appears plenty, it is as a Continue reading →

Friendly Game | Grässlin Collection: Museum für Neue Kunst

“I think, I won this piece during a game of Mau-Mau [card game] with Kippy!” Those are the kind of Continue reading →

How far is Utopia?

A Critical reflection on the exhibition “Sharing space(s)” at feldfünf that took placeduring the 3rd Month of Photography-OFF in Berlin in Continue reading →

Yoshua Okón: Future Shock

Mexican video artist Yoshua Okón’s work crosses the boundaries between reality and fiction, art and politics. He blends staged situations, Continue reading →

Jordi Colomer

[Jaume Reus:] In Barcelona, artists such as Nuria Guell, Daniela Ortiz, Jordi Colomer, Adrian Melis, and Avelino Sala are examples of Continue reading →

The Great British Seaside?

The British Seaside is a public space, a place of democracy, a landscape we all have a stake in where Continue reading →

Hush Hush: Conversations with Myself, an exhibition in the spirit of Arendtian action and ideas.

Hannah Arendt’s (1906-1975) post-World War Two publications attempt to understand the political following the crises of 20th-century totalitarianism.[1] Yet, Arendt’s notions Continue reading →

Digbeth First Fridays (Friday 4th May 2018)

Birmingham’s Digbeth First Fridays started in 2014 and have since created a monthly event where different independent art spaces synchronise Continue reading →