Not a position, but a proposition

Not a position, but a proposition (Galleria Moitre, Turin, 2015) was one of my biggest projects ever. Starting in December Continue reading →

Brighton’s graffiti houses

Unsightly buildings are part of every urban landscape. Whether it’s complete ruin or at an obvious stage of disrepair, the Continue reading →

Morandi at MAMbo

The artist Giorgio Morandi is one of the most appreciated painters of his time and is still a great inspiration Continue reading →

Why don’t our media get Marx?

A short reflection on the meaning of marxism to this year’s Venice Biennale Having just returned from Venice to see Continue reading →

Excess Economies, Now: The Poisoned Gift

Gift noun – a thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present. – Oxford English Dictionary It turns out Continue reading →

ALL THE WORLD’S UNCERTAINTIES

Contrary to what many people believe, enjoying the Venice Biennale in only one day is possible. You have to give Continue reading →

The Shrinking Space

or: When will we learn to stop worrying and love enjoyment? There’s something that seems to be going unnoticed. Something Continue reading →

Jonas Mekas’ The Internet Saga at the Venice Biennale

“It’s challenging enough to say yes” was Jonas Mekas’ answer when proposed to exhibit a selection of his videos in Continue reading →