"Two Just Stop Oil protesters who threw cake at a waxwork of King Charles in October have been ordered to pay £3,500 in compensation to Madame Tussauds."

"It’s the first country in the world to do so"

How to "kindle science with the fire of the holiest affections."

"The geopolitical economy of deglobalization."

"On gold extractivism in Turkey and resistance."

"Kasia Kucharska debuted CLOSE TO THE HEDGE in Paris last week, presenting a collection with a garden theme. It turns out the technological process behind the label's signature latex lace has something in common with magazine production, _...Read More_

"A slab of pink stands on a shimmering gold base, its surface iced with globules of a glossy blue substance the colour of bubblegum and the look of buttercream. Nearby is a collection of smaller forms, all also brightly daubed like cakey _...Read More_

"The artist’s work is characterised by a sense of mystery, maybe even nonexistence"

"Cometh the hour, cometh the man. The artist and knight of the realm is on a quest to save the nation from its worst tendencies"

>"Nothing, Forever, generated by AI tech DALL-E and Chat GPT, is like Seinfeld, There’s always something to watch on Twitch, whether that’s your fave musicians talking about video games or your fave streamers discussing politics. Now _...Read More_

"The civilization state is reemerging and taking us beyond the opposition between liberalism and nationalism."

"Forget Y2K, the 2010s are back – at least until the nostalgia-fueled trend cycle’s next turn. But retromania leads us down into a labyrinth of data horror, writes Adina Glickstein in her February column. "

"The exhibition puts ideas of memory and reality in conversation with the recent, earthquake-hit history of the Italian city"

"Der Mucha – An Initial Suspicion at Kunstsammlung NRW, Düsseldorf, establishes Reinhard Mucha as one of Germany’s most estimable living artists"

"TikTok is flooded with anime face filters and companies like Lensa are transforming our selfies into virtual masterpieces using artificial intelligence – but who’s profiting from our selfies?"