REVIEW / March 24th, 2025
Inspired by Deleuze and Guattari's concept of 'becoming animal,' Lapointe merges materials to explore bodies in flux, resilience, and shifting identities.
REVIEW / FEATURE / March 21st, 2025
Joseph Beuys's focus on democracy and environmental justice remains deeply relevant today. He demonstrated the power of art to connect and uplift.
REVIEW / March 12th, 2025
William Mackinnon's Snakes and Ladders maps life's twists and turns, weaving roads, landscapes, and memory into poetic reflections on change and resilience.
REVIEW / March 11th, 2025
Inspired by Frank Gehry’s architecture, Refik Anadol's installation at the Guggenheim Bilbao transforms data into a dynamic, evolving experience.
INTERVIEW / February 27th, 2025
Vanessa da Silva discusses her exhibition Roda Viva, exploring memory, movement, and the body as sites of expression and connection across histories.
REVIEW / FEATURE / February 25th, 2025
The photograph proves, as Dalí remarked, the truth of Surrealism—that there is a world parallel to this one.
REVIEW / February 21st, 2025
Lana Khayat blends historical narratives with abstract forms, showcasing women's resilience through vibrant compositions of ancient scripts and organic motifs.
INTERVIEW / February 18th, 2025
Dawoud Bey reflects on his portraiture practice, collaboration, and the power of photography to assert presence, agency, and historical consciousness.
FEATURE / February 16th, 2025
Hokusai's The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife is a provocative work of Edo-period erotic art, where desire, myth, and taboo intertwine.
