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 →

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 →

The Mother of Anxiety

Sophie Calle as the Precursor to Supermodernity’s Individual “Crisis of Meaning” In his 2011 novel Leaving the Atocha Station, American Continue reading →

In conversation with…Elena Kendall-Aranda 

DAR Curator Tom Milnes talks to the artist about her project “Ghost Town Initiative”. Tom Milnes: Miwon Kwon said “…the space Continue reading →

In conversation with…Gretchen Andrew

Gretchen Andrew is a Californian born, London based artist who works in online and offline mediums. She started painting in Continue reading →

Workout in the Limbo: On Michele Gabriele and Alessandro Di Pietro’s Tiziano e Giorgione

Prepared with nothing but the title—Tiziano e Giorgione—one is both compelled and halted by the head-on confrontation between the two Continue reading →

Manifesta. Chasing a European identity in time of crisis.

When in 1996 Hedwig Fijen and Jolie van Leeuwen developed the concept for the first edition of a nomadic biennial, Continue reading →

Samara Scott: Developer

There is something in the water at Battersea Park. You might be forgiven for wondering what has gone wrong with the water Continue reading →