Oslo Biennial 2019
The Venice Biennale opened in the same week as the first edition of the OsloBiennalen. But while the former will…
The Venice Biennale opened in the same week as the first edition of the OsloBiennalen. But while the former will…
The title of the second Okayama Art Summit is a half-formulated hypothesis: “If the Snake.” I guess we’ll never know.…
Now in its eighth edition, Berlin Art Week is a victim of its own popularity. Spanning five days (September 11–15),…
The tenth installment of this Scandinavian biennial, held in the small paper-milling town of Moss, Norway, can certainly be seen…
What is the place of comedy in a groundless world? Amid the volatility of contemporary society, where claims of truth,…
It is hard for anything to stand out at LISTE. This is at least in part due to how the…
As we approached the center of Monaco, the driver who picked me up at the airport pointed out one of…
If the world sometimes feels like a boy’s club, it’s because, sometimes, it is a boy’s club. Roll up, roll…
Upon ascending the escalator of the Palexpo complex, visitors to this edition of artgenève were greeted by a bright sea…
For the second year in a row, the Hurtigruten cruise ship line has hosted Coast Contemporary, a four-day symposium and…
It is no secret that art biennials are at an impasse, given the recurring and vaguely political frameworks associated with…
Not much info was made public in advance of the 33rd São Paulo Bienal’s opening. Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro was named chief…
A naked yellow body, head wrapped in bright orange fabric, clasping an enormous bamboo crucifix, spills out of the former…
Instead of wall text, the inaugural Ghost:2561 — a new video and performance triennial in Bangkok curated by New York–based…
The Popular Front was a reckless attempt to unite different political forces in the 1930s against the rise of fascism.…
The institutionalization of “art from the regions” is, arguably, the main tendency in Russian cultural policy. If private capital has…