Frida Orupabo “Cloud of Confusion” MAC/CCB – Museu de Arte Contemporânea e Centro de Arquitetura, Lisbon
There seems to be no harmless way of looking at another body. Looking always implies framing and interpreting from a…
There seems to be no harmless way of looking at another body. Looking always implies framing and interpreting from a…
When I walked into the exhibition, after passing through the Pino Pascali room at GNAMC – Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna…
In Shirana Shahbazi’s show, “All at Once. An Interplay with Li Tavor” (2026) at the Kunstmuseum Luzern, her 16mm film…
Michael Sailstorfer is no stranger to disruption. For his 2016 installation, Berlin Depression, for instance, the artist repeatedly dropped a…
Seamus Heaney begins his “Elegy (For Robert Lowell)” (1977) [1] with an observation that seems pretty self-evident: “The way we’re…
Little pools of ash, left behind by compressed ash blocks, gather on cardboard surfaces spread across the floor. Surrounded by…
I’m afraid to admit the exact amount of debt I’m in. Walking into the exhibition “Call me gravity” at WIELS in Brussels, I half-expected to find myself…
Euphoric, machinic Italo disco pulses through Nottingham Contemporary’s galleries, audible from the street, where passersby press against the wall- length glass…
The press communication for Sanya Kantarovsky’s show “Basic Failure” led with his painting Boy with Cigarette (2026), in which a hollow-eyed boy…
You have not yet fully entered when the word “slag” finds you. The gallery is still opening itself, the walls…
Living in the United States in the spring of 2026 is akin to living in the center of a hurricane…
Brook Hsu’s “The Barcelona Pavilion” at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler begins with a paradox: a building conceived as an emblem of permanence that…
On the radio recently, I heard news of an Israeli bombing of an apartment building in Beirut that killed everyone…
Merde. This is the first thought that takes shape in my head once I’ve acclimatized to the mammoth undertaking that I’ve just agreed to. Koyo…
On April 25 we commemorated Italy’s liberation from more than twenty years of fascism and, on May 1, the struggles…
When you go underwater, space takes on a different density: light is absorbed and refracted, vision becomes blurred, objects appear…