"In memory of Michel Würthle (1943–2023), we’re resurfacing the Paris Bar founder’s Autumn 2006 conversation with Roberto Ohrt and Harald Fricke on unoccupied spaces and Würthle’s unquenchable desire to make books."

"The exhibition’s title sounds like a catchy argument in current discussions on cultural appropriation, offering hybridity as a guiding principle. But the group show at mumok is more than just another reflection on collective authorship or _...Read More_

"For this talk, we would like to take a look at how the topography of criticism has changed since the start of this millennium with the rise of digital, algorithmically-determined communication. We hope, by the end, to have established a _...Read More_

"An Ocean in Every Drop at Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai asserts that we exist as part of a complex hydro-collective"

"Seeping, oozing, metastasizing, Isabelle Andriessen’s bodily sculptures sit in an affective space between categories. They demand to be read through a combination of materials that resists stasis, as troubled and sticky agents in their own _...Read More_

"For much of its century-long history, the BBC has been an object of nostalgia in Britain. It began as a private company, and in 1927 a royal charter decreed its mission to “inform, educate, and entertain” the nation; the corporation is _...Read More_

"OpenAI launched GPT-4: the most sophisticated iteration of the chatbot launched last year. Buried in a white paper concurrently (and quietly) released, OpenAI noted that when asked to solve a CAPTCHA during testing, GPT-4 pretended to be _...Read More_

"During a time when the neoliberal structures of governance are undermining the notion of life with dignity and the right to assembly is coming under constant pressure in the Dutch landscape, the vitality of solidarity networks comprising a _...Read More_

"A professor sets out an innovative learning model based on Web3 principles"

"A qualified right to freedom from automation can designate what is worth protecting in a technologically dependent human world."

"The artist’s immersive installation facilitates moments of human connection, while ruminating on an anticipatory sense of grief"

"Alexandre Kojève was an immense influence on many French thinkers. What was so compelling about his lectures on Hegel?"

"The woman who is contrarian and provocative, who will transgress social taboos and have fun trolling online moralists; the woman who cloaks herself in post-irony, wears an impish smile, and shares her mischievous life with thousands of _...Read More_

"Myth Makers – Spectrosynthesis III at Tai Kwun Contemporary, Hong Kong considers how artists from Asia and its diasporas might address the fugitivity of mythmaking"

"The idea of the soul is obviously a nonsense, yet its immaterial mysterious nature has deep hooks in the human psyche"