In conversation with…Maria Ines Peixoto

Maria Ines Peixoto is a Portuguese photographer who is currently finishing her BA in Media Production at Southampton Solent University. Continue reading →

On Writing About Making Text To Make Text On Writing: An Interview with UBIK

We’re all well too aware of the social hierarchies and relationships that control and manipulate the art world. Unfortunately, we’re Continue reading →

WiR #1: Too intimate

‘Too intimate’ is the third of a series of texts written by Amalia Iavazzo as part of the CtC Writer Continue reading →

Instagram and the art world: A love affair?

On December 15th 2016, the photography-sharing app Instagram officially announced that it had reached 600 million users, which represents a Continue reading →

Amalia Ulman: Reputation

As social media becomes increasingly integrated into both our personal and professional lives, artists have been more and more concerned Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: January with E. Jane

E. Jane is a conceptual artist based in Philadelphia (USA), whose practice spans from digital media, performance, installation, all the Continue reading →

The Digital Obsession – The Emperor’s New Clothes revisited

A child, however, who had no important job and could only see things as his eyes showed them to him, 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 →