"There was a time when we were part of nature, but since we began to see ourselves as individuals, we have become compelled to be the creative creator of ourselves."
"There was a time when we were part of nature, but since we began to see ourselves as individuals, we have become compelled to be the creative creator of ourselves."
"This year’s C-MAP seminar series, Transversal Orientations, comprised four panels that took place on Zoom in June 2021. This essay reflects on Acts of Transfer and the Repertoire, the second panel in the seminar series featuring Tsitsi _...Read More_
"This year’s C-MAP seminar series, Transversal Orientations, comprised four panels that took place on Zoom in June 2021. This essay reflects on Acts of Transfer and the Repertoire, the second panel in the seminar series featuring Tsitsi _...Read More_
'Cameron Tonkinwise has been one of the most outspoken voices at the crossroad between design theory and continental philosophy. Francesco Degl’Innocenti virtually sat down with him for an informal conversation on the paradoxical state of _...Read More_
'Cameron Tonkinwise has been one of the most outspoken voices at the crossroad between design theory and continental philosophy. Francesco Degl’Innocenti virtually sat down with him for an informal conversation on the paradoxical state of _...Read More_
"Like many industries, fashion is very good on the talk about sustainability, but its actions register on mumble volume. where we buy our clothes still trumps what it is we are wearing. but before putting on a coat of gloom, there is a new _...Read More_
"Like many industries, fashion is very good on the talk about sustainability, but its actions register on mumble volume. where we buy our clothes still trumps what it is we are wearing. but before putting on a coat of gloom, there is a new _...Read More_
[@taylore](/user/profile/taylore) As predicted, A great read. Totally agree with you, I think Instagram is dying, though a very slow death. I follow a lot of regular people and a lot of influencers and I’ve noticed that only influencers post. My friends haven’t _...Read More_
[@taylore](/user/profile/taylore) As predicted, A great read. Totally agree with you, I think Instagram is dying, though a very slow death. I follow a lot of regular people and a lot of influencers and I’ve noticed that only influencers post. My friends haven’t _...Read More_
"Sandra Mujinga plays with economies of visibility and disappearance: performances that take place in darkness, abstracted voices, multiplied bodies, clothing elongated _...Read More_
"Sandra Mujinga plays with economies of visibility and disappearance: performances that take place in darkness, abstracted voices, multiplied bodies, clothing elongated _...Read More_
"Art isn’t just for hanging on the wall. In the technicolour world of Ed Curtis, swirls, smiley faces, tie-dye and optical illusions become fashion items through his vivid, campy designs. The British artist and designer initially trained as _...Read More_
"Art isn’t just for hanging on the wall. In the technicolour world of Ed Curtis, swirls, smiley faces, tie-dye and optical illusions become fashion items through his vivid, campy designs. The British artist and designer initially trained as _...Read More_
"With the publication of her first monograph, Crossed Looks (Damiani), the Swiss-Guinean photographer brings together five major bodies of work made over the past decade in Guinea, Benin, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tahiti"
"With the publication of her first monograph, Crossed Looks (Damiani), the Swiss-Guinean photographer brings together five major bodies of work made over the past decade in Guinea, Benin, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tahiti"
"Sandra Mujinga plays with economies of visibility and disappearance: performances that take place in darkness, abstracted voices, multiplied bodies, clothing elongated to inhuman dimensions. The traditional identity politics of presence _...Read More_
"Sandra Mujinga plays with economies of visibility and disappearance: performances that take place in darkness, abstracted voices, multiplied bodies, clothing elongated to inhuman dimensions. The traditional identity politics of presence _...Read More_