Artist of the Month: September with Ruth Ewan

Ruth Ewan (1980, Aberdeen) is an artist whose work is often developing in situ, reacting and realising the context around Continue reading →

Curating Queerness as an Activist Practice

In July 1989, several months after the death of Robert Mapplethorpe, his retrospective exhibition The Perfect Moment was due to Continue reading →

Haegue Yang: Ornament and Abstraction

Imagine if the 20th century had concluded with modernism and minimalism becoming totalitarian aesthetic doctrines, dominating every facet of human Continue reading →

Pointless Protest, A Sculpture

Joining the urban demonstration that is reshaping into new forms of resistance, we carried out an unavailing protest, a public Continue reading →

DADA Zúrich: Estancia FEMSA – Casa Luis Barragán

Before I say anything about Estancia FEMSA and their latest exhibition, DADA Zúrich, I want to step back to 2016 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 →

Beyond Caravaggio

Until the 15th of January, at The National Gallery, you can enjoy a wonderful exhibition that contains more than 50 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 →