On Curating Dissensus: Notes on Democracy

Agonism, according to Chantal Mouffe, is essential to the function of democracy: it is the recognition of how the social Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: February with Alicja Kwade

‘Just imagine space is endless.’ With this proposition in mind, Alicja Kwade (b.1979, Katowice, Poland) used to fall asleep as Continue reading →

In conversation with…MOTHERSHIP

‘Mothership,’ an exhibition organised by artists Elizabeth Byrne and Caro Halford, explores the theme of the mother artist. With 14 Continue reading →

10facts: What happened in the art world in November

1. A new generation of “Monuments Men” The UK military is seeking to create an “army” of curators, art historians, Continue reading →

Openings & Exhibitions: December 2016

1st || Thursday MOTHERSHIP, The Saw Mill, Wandworth, London The mother artist is a significant artistic position that remains an 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 →

Artist of the Month: November with Aurélien Froment

Aurélien Froment’s work is woven together by the principles of narration, taking shape through a variety of media and is Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: December with Helen Marten

Helen Marten, one of the four artists chosen for this year’s Turner Prize shortlist, works across a range of media, Continue reading →