The Crying Game #1: A conversation with crewimburnny

The Crying Game is a series of conversations with artists whose work evokes senses of nostalgia and with it notions Continue reading →

Art Basel Hong Kong

The art fair is a strangely modern phenomenon and it is stranger still when one sees a Joseph Beuys felt Continue reading →

Alien Matter: Welcome to the Future

Conceived as a part of the Berlin-based art, culture and technology festival Transmediale’s program, the exhibition Alien Matter dealt with Continue reading →

Where can we find our contemporary heterotopias? III

Western Sahara is a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of North Africa, bordered by Morocco to the north, Algeria Continue reading →

Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932

Visitors to the Royal Academy’s ‘Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932’ are greeted by a red banner with emblazoned gold-lettering announcing ‘All Continue reading →

Comfortably Numb: An interview with Angela Washko, Ben Grosser and Man Bartlett

The Brexit vote and the last US presidential election attracted mass media attention in the last few months. The lack Continue reading →

Gabriel Orozco: OROXXO

Last year I moved to Mexico City to live with my girlfriend. At first, with almost no comprehension of Spanish, 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 →