Eric De Giuli, inspired by his research in theoretical physics, makes dynamic digital works that evoke nature’s emergent properties."

"This exhibition’s critical opening salvo – and its most direct – arrives in the form of its title, which refers to a comment by Willem de Kooning, supposedly hurled at his portraitist wife, Elaine. Portraits, he apparently declared, are _...Read More_

"In "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall," a text by Emma Frith that accompanies Ellie Pratt's exhibition "Taste Maker," the author writes about Pamela Anderson, the"

"The artist’s later work is usually regarded as apolitical but, as the Stick Men paintings show, he produced some of his most savage work after the war"

"The lumbung interlokal and other forms of shaking the land."

"The contradiction of conceptual art is that it remained in many ways modernist. Though critical of modernism's formalism and its idealist agenda, the concerns"

"Seen when young, unseen in middle age, seen again as you get older. Does that sound familiar? If so, you may be an artist"

>"Videos shared on TikTok and Instagram as part of a new trend reveal that many men think about the Roman Empire frequently. But why?"

"What is the relevance of hybrid publishing experiments to small and medium-scale cultural organisations? Ashley Maum and Ebissé Wakjira, who participate in the Hybrid Pubs Research Group on behalf of"

>"The affordances, limitations, and architectures of space, proximity, interaction, and playfulness come together through unlikely radio frequencies in the experimental works of Shanghai-born, New Y"

Andrew Badr, a longtime admirer (and practioner) of software art, has become an avid collector of generative work, especially Fidenza."

"In 1995, environmental historian William Cronon published “The Trouble With Wilderness; or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature.” In it, he critiques the Western concept of “wilderness” as nothing _...Read More_

>"Horror films animate the 21st-century fear that our selves are inescapably corrupted"