How far is Utopia?

A Critical reflection on the exhibition “Sharing space(s)” at feldfünf that took placeduring the 3rd Month of Photography-OFF in Berlin in Continue reading →

In conversation with Gagan Singh

Mohit Kant interviews Gagan Singh about his practice,  contribution to the field of drawing and the importance of site and context Continue reading →

In conversation with Paribartana Mohanty

Mohit Kant interviews Paribartana Mohanty about his research, practice and thoughts on the position of politics in the making of Continue reading →

Hush Hush: Conversations with Myself, an exhibition in the spirit of Arendtian action and ideas.

Hannah Arendt’s (1906-1975) post-World War Two publications attempt to understand the political following the crises of 20th-century totalitarianism.[1] Yet, Arendt’s notions Continue reading →

WiR #3: Moved by Art

For this residency Emily has written four short stories exploring class background in relation to labour, from multiple perspectives. The Continue reading →

Openings and Exhibitions September 2018

3 || September Fully Awake 3.5, preview, Dyson Gallery, Royal College of Art, 6-8.30pm Fully Awake is a group exhibition Continue reading →

WiR #3: 2008 – Four Seasons of Corporate-Social-Responsibility

Emily Pope is the third participant in CtC’s Writer-in-Residence programme which was established in October 2017. For this residency Emily has Continue reading →

Reanimation: are Joan Jonas’ re-performances contemporary art’s perfect product?

On a wintry Sunday afternoon last month, I leant against a railing overlooking the Thames—three down from Joan Jonas and Continue reading →