Where can we find our contemporary heterotopias?

Michel Foucault’s heterotopia has been a fundamental tool for understanding the territory of our past. Heterotopia specifies zones like the Continue reading →

Post-modernism, Neo-liberalism and the Selfie

The phenomenon of the selfie has been the subject of much debate and discussion in recent times. This essay aims Continue reading →

The Curatorial and the Collaborative: from the Independent Group to Assemble

This year’s Turner Prize (2015) nominees include Assemble (formed circa 2010), a collective comprised of fourteen members working across the Continue reading →

When walls speak

This is not an article of art. It does not have the ambition of well-read critique and the audacity of Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: December with Mika Rottenberg

CtC’s Artist of the Month for December is the visionary filmmaker Mika Rottenberg (Buenos Aires, 1976). In her candy-coloured and Continue reading →

Openings & Exhibitions: December 2015

Wednesday || December 2 Inoperative Community, Raven Row, December 2, opens 6-9pm The Inoperative Community is an exhibition of experimental Continue reading →

BeArt: crowdfunding as the contemporary patronage

The current art scene depicts a constant decrease in public and private financing for contemporary art, with artists and art 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 →