Architecture on Film: The Films of Charles and Ray Eames + ScreenTalk, 13th January.

I suppose when referring to the names Charles and Ray Eames, what pops up immediately in one’s minds is the Continue reading →

Where can we find our contemporary heterotopias? II

(…) the boat is a floating piece of space, a place without a place, that exists by itself, that is Continue reading →

Scroll Down and Keep Scrolling: Fiona Banner

Headlined ‘the porn artist’ after her controversial 2002 Turner Prize entry, Arsewoman in Wonderland, Fiona Banner’s canny take on violence, Continue reading →

Cosmonauts: Birth of the Space Age

You have the opportunity to visit at the London Science Museum, Cosmonauts, birth of the space age, which will be Continue reading →

Puppies Puppies: Frozen at Vilma Gold

The artist Puppies Puppies celebrates the joy of performing while hiding behind costumes, names and icons. She represents all and Continue reading →

It’s just some dust

An exhibition that revolves around a simple, tiny thing, nothing other than dust. Nothing other than an enigmatic and emblematic Continue reading →

You’re in the jungle, baby

The K-W Institute for Contemporary Art received their first visitors to the current show, Welcome to the Jungle, during Berlin Continue reading →

A Question Of Movement: Marcus Coates & Henry Montes

A woman sitting at her kitchen table asks the question: ‘why does everyone go round and round without stopping’? A Continue reading →