Territories. Vladislav Markov
It takes at least three people to make a society. Three, then, are also enough to make a secession. The…
It takes at least three people to make a society. Three, then, are also enough to make a secession. The…
In Bogdan Ablozhnyy’s The Case of Paranoia (2025), a mannequin’s hand is placed against the wall at waist height. It…
*A line from Anne Carson’s poem “The Glass Essay,”in which the Canadian poet and essayist moves through the psychologically resonant…
Xochi-Calli is a multisensory, immersive work by Mexican architect-sculptor Carlos H. Matos, set within the woodlands of the Lacasapark Art…
Thomas Ruff is already on holiday on an island off Italy’s coast when I interview him. When he picks up…
“Anyone can make a case for the outside.” [1] An entry in fourteen small windows, flanked by two glass revolving…
When Ivan Cheng and I first spoke over lunch in Venice this spring, our conversation disappeared almost immediately into a…
In June 2025, I enter the former canteen of the Sophiensæle in Berlin and hear sounds moving through the room.…
Rose Salane’s newly commissioned film Mercurial New York (2026), debuting at the 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys,” curated by…
Transparency is supposed to be a virtue — in politics, in institutions, in architecture. Glass buildings promise openness; democratic language…
I first encountered Ian Waelder’s work at Kestner Gesellschaft in Hannover, in “thereafter” (2025). What struck me was how insistently…
When you tell a local in New Mexico that you are headed to Los Alamos, they will remind you not…
Seeing a painter’s studio always feels intimate. It’s impossible to keep your eyes from darting around. Soaking up the surround. Trying to piece…
“A trembling dissolution filled the birds — The substance of their being was undone, And they were lost like shade…
Anarchitecture The term “anarchitecture” has been used independently by several figures,[1] but here, I adopt it in my own way.…
It’s the first official pre-opening day of the 61st Venice Biennale and we, a group of eager art tourists, are…