Waiting for the Barbarians EVA International / Limerick
Ireland’s biennial has been in existence since 1977. This year’s iteration includes more than fifty-seven international artists and is curated…
Ireland’s biennial has been in existence since 1977. This year’s iteration includes more than fifty-seven international artists and is curated…
Glasgow, a Macintoshian architectural pearl in the Scottish Lowlands, is a city stippled by its histories of trade and manufacturing…
The Marrakech Biennale’s executive president Amine Kabbaj seemed deeply emotional as he dedicated this 6th edition to Leila Alaoui, the…
France has always been a country of asylum for Chinese artists. After the First World War, it was where painters…
In London, the third weekend of January marked the inaugural edition of Condo — a new collaborative exhibition initiative led…
The opening of the Aïshti Foundation in Lebanon in the last week of October was a major event in the…
“Colombia is having a moment,” says MoMA’s Director of Adult and Academic Programs Pablo Helguera, echoing the upbeat mood at…
Nose down, night buses carry them through Toronto, zero dark whomever with a press pass. Across the street from a…
It took about fifteen minutes from the hurling of the first Molotov cocktail for Los Bar to reduce completely into…
After the occupation of the Guggenheim’s local branch during the opening week of the Biennale, the Gulf Labor Artist Coalition…
It may sound like a rather quirky idea to begin the latest edition of the Momentum Nordic Biennial of Contemporary…
Speaking about the Americas in the context of contemporary art is complex and problematic when geography does not necessitate a…
Newman is a festival in a forest, in a town without a train station. It’s the first but hopefully not…
Moscow’s cultural avant-garde may not be in the hands of the contemporary art system. For many, this could be difficult…
A number of very young women came up to me over the course of Superscript, the two-day conference on the…
The state of the world is mapped out in every direction in Venice. The national pavilions that dot the perimeter…