Gallery Weekend Berlin 2022 (and Beyond)
Upon moving from nihilist Moscow to law-abiding Berlin amid the fourth wave of coronavirus, I felt that Germany’s strict hygiene…
Upon moving from nihilist Moscow to law-abiding Berlin amid the fourth wave of coronavirus, I felt that Germany’s strict hygiene…
This week marked the return of a live Expo Chicago, which had been on indefinite hiatus like so many other…
The regional fair always receives unfair derision when compared with the Basels, Miamis, and Friezes on the art world’s dance…
In the world there is a single yawn that continues by contagion to spread in search of another yawn to…
Read in sequence, the names of the Kaunas Biennial’s main locations could compose the map of a role-playing video game…
PDFs and OVRs came back to three-dimensional life in Miami this December. Although there were more than enough parties, launch…
When shortlisted for the 2021 Turner Prize, the Belfast-based Array Collective immediately had the idea to realize something that could…
I’ve always suspected there was a clear philosophical through line, linked by the vicissitudes of the absurd, from Kierkegaard to…
Seeing science as a mystical process — a process that has to do not only with deductive reasoning, but with…
The NFT (non-fungible token) craze that has taken hold of the globe is similarly making its way through Africa. At…
“In our time of environmental disaster and urgent demands for social justice, we need to acknowledge our senses and talk…
A Soviet-era electrical plant by the Kura River in Tbilisi has turned into the backstage of a liminal dramaturgy. It…
It can be hard to organize one’s thoughts while trying to digest such a vast range of artworks across multiple…
The biennial is a “hegemonic machine”1 (Oliver Marchart) intended to “mediate the local, national, and transnational”2 while being linked to…
“January 21, a country announces its first case of a virus.” “January 23, a city is sealed off to prevent…
Were 2021 to be any other year, unburdened by the prohibitive restrictions of travel that keep much of the world…