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 →

Curating Queerness as an Activist Practice

In July 1989, several months after the death of Robert Mapplethorpe, his retrospective exhibition The Perfect Moment was due to Continue reading →

Carly Whitaker: new phone, who dis?

In a time where the internet has redefined our perception of art and curatorial practice, it is no wonder that Continue reading →

The Real Housewives: a humorous, violent and slippery abnormality

I have to confess something- something dangerous. I am an addict of the Bravo Television’s The Real Housewives (TRHW) (2006-present) Continue reading →

PILproject– The Meme, the Roskomnadzor and Memetics

Over the past couple of years, the Internet meme reached new heights of popularity in western culture. During this time, Continue reading →

Africa My Africa – Connecting Boundaries

Africa My Africa – Connecting Boundaries is the theme of a new joint exhibition curated by Lahd Gallery and the Continue reading →

#josephkosuth :notes on the second lives of artworks

background In his documentary, The Mona Lisa Curse (2008), critic Robert Hughes details the mid-twentieth century adaptation of artwork as Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: January with Nick Mangan

CtC’s Artist of the Month for December is the multi-disciplinary artist Nick Mangan (Geelong, Victoria, Australia 1979). He currently lives Continue reading →