"Over the past ten years, Jordan Strafer has developed a body of work that interrogates dysfunction within American society. Through videos, films, installations, handmade props, dolls, and drawings, she uncovers apparatuses of power. Her _...Read More_

>"At Kraftwerk in Berlin, a 30-year trajectory of techno culture through the works by Anne de Vries, Arthur Jafa, Hito Steyerl, Jenn Nkiru, John Akomfrah, Otolith Group, Rebecca Salvadori _...Read More_

"Jon Rafman takes over the Schinkel Pavillon’s Klause with “Ɛցɾҽցօɾҽʂ & GRIMOIRES”, presenting four visual works from 2021 and 2022. The exhibition title derives from the language of Magick by Aleister Crowley, where a Grimoire is a _...Read More_

"Maxwell, through her lawyers, asked to be sent to FCI Danbury in Connecticut, which inspired the popular prison show "Orange is the New Black." But the Bureau of Prisons didn't honor the request."

>"Microsoft had big plans when it purchased Minecraft, the immensely popular open-world 'sandbox' game, back in 2014 for _...Read More_

"How is the act of injuring and hurting particularly productive and aesthetically interesting for artistic strategies?"

“The idea that the innocuous gestures of the everyday and the experience of life as a whole mutually influence each other can be found in various guises in different epochs and cultures. _...Read More_

"What lies beyond the practices and activities we are accustomed to classifying as art? Art itself has been investigating this question for a century at least. Its hunger for new experiences, _...Read More_

Text By MONIRA AL QADIRI “We were rowed ashore in the longboat with the traditional Kuwait style, the twenty stalwart men at the long oars dressed in their best robes, and all chanting lustily. They _...Read More_

"Just in time for Halloween, a new book looks at the way that witches have been treated by artists and society at large over the centuries. Words by Holly Black" According to the newest volume in The Library of Esoterica, there is far more _...Read More_

A technological sublime for the Anthropocene.

The Atlantic: How Social Security Screws Parents.

"A viable Terraforming, supporting a rational and equitable organization of planetary life, depends on the design of microenvironments for specific purposes: _...Read More_

Roberto Sironi in conversation with Barbara Brondi and Marco Rainò

"By pushing back against centuries-old stereotypes, a historically overlooked community is claiming space it was long denied."