The question of time
Jeffrey Gibson, an artist of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw and Cherokee descent, made history at the 60th Venice Biennale, where he was the first…
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Infinite possibilities
What does it mean to wear a sculpture? For Melitta Baumeister, it’s not just a question – it’s a mission. Known for her bold, architectural…
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Temporalities and truths
Goshka Macuga’s art is anything but conventional – it’s a dynamic intersection of history, politics, and culture that challenges us to rethink how we engage…
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Armour, identity, and the fabric of fear
Fashion isn’t just about adornment for Aojie Rou – it’s an act of defiance, a mirror of inner turmoil, and sometimes, a cry for protection.…
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Dreamscapes in fabric and thread
What if clothes could tell stories, not just keep up with trends? For Antonio Vattev, fashion is a bridge across eras, translating the rebellion of…
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Shaping the soul of objects
Faye Toogood’s work is a dynamic fusion of artistry and utility, where the lines between furniture, fashion, and sculpture blur into seamless narratives. Her designs…
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Beyond the lens by Tyler Mitchell
We don’t know where time begins and where it ends, but we can feel its moments, infinitely small and infinitely large. Perhaps therein lies the…
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An everyday practice by Es Devlin
Few artists have the capacity to consistently shape the world’s cultural landscape with such frequency and impact as Es Devlin. Renowned for her monumental choral…
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Artificialis: the hybrid post-anthropocene
Laurent Grasso’s Artificialis, which premiered at the Musée d’Orsay, takes viewers on a cinematic journey through a world where the boundaries between the artificial and…
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Ephemeral experience
Step into a world where mist becomes art and the invisible forces of nature come alive. A.A. Murakami, the visionary duo of Azusa Murakami and…
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