"On the work of Nicolás Mastracchio."

Marshall McLuhan, the famous mid-century theorist and philosopher, was perhaps the first person to realize that modes of communication hold more influential sway over a population than the messages they transmit. In the first chapter of his _...Read More_

"The rise of quick style has modified the best way youthful ladies store for garments, based on Megan McSherry, 25, a sustainable style educator. It’s “practically inconceivable,” she stated, to scroll on social media with out working into _...Read More_

"We want new skin. The digital world provides a potential place where this can play out. Through the digital, we make new worlds and dare to modify our own. Through the digital, the body ‘in glitch’ finds its genesis [2]. Legacy Russell in _...Read More_

"The HOBO projects bring flaneurism to cyberspace. In the society of surveillance capitalism, services such as Google Street View commodify human living space by turning it into a browsable stream of hyper-images scroll. Repeating gestures _...Read More_

>"Writer Anne Murray dives into how curator Mónika Zsikla envisioned XY_now, Q_now at Q Contemporary in Budapest."

“Eleonora’s research expresses a profound linguistic and theoretical innovation. It looks like she went through all the twentieth-century avant-gardes, without exception she did not miss any, and she approached them with an astonishing _...Read More_

Philosophy takes itself way too seriously

“We need (objects) to think with,” Adamson writes. But what are we to think? What are we, today, to make of them? Why have artists seemed to have embraced material promiscuity, and how does the market interact with their polyamorous _...Read More_

Even those in the very upper echelons of luxury fashion are taking note, with Hermès entering the lab to explore mushroom-based alternatives to its exotic skins and hides after two centuries of turning out the finest leather money can buy. _...Read More_

A photographic report on some new sculptural work by Zsófia Kresztes at the exhibition CONQUERED STORAGE. “It is fortuitous that they fit on the shelf, that I am part of the cycle; my sadness, excluded from my brand new world, admits the _...Read More_

Rosi Braidotti and her posthuman conceptualisation help to understand that ecological complexities cannot be understood from a traditional humanistic idea of the subject and, thus, advocates for a Non-Anthropocentrism.