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 →

Gabriel de la Mora: Entropías at Proyectos MONCLOVA

It took Gabriel de la Mora five years of architectural practice to decide to become an artist. It took him Continue reading →

Gluck: Art and Identity

Gluck was the chosen name of the painter Hannah Gluckstein who was born into a wealthy family in London. Gluck’s Continue reading →

WiR #1: Centimetres do not count

‘Centimetres do not count’ is the fourth and the last of a series of texts written by Amalia Iavazzo as part of Continue reading →

ONLY FOOLS VOTE TORY AND SELF CARE RHYMES WITH CHER

This is probably going to be quite a POLEMIC read There might be some I don’t know Lacerating social commentary Continue reading →

Brendan Lynch: Different Dances

The artistic practice of Brendan Lynch developed from a dialogue (possibly even conflict) between the aesthetics defined by Culture (with Continue reading →

WiR #1: No one knows why

‘No one knows why’ is the second of a series of texts written by Amalia Iavazzo as part of the CtC Writer in Residence Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: October with Miranda July

  Miranda July (1974, United States) is an artist, writer and filmmaker based in New York whose work often provides Continue reading →