INTERVIEW / October 20th, 2025
In conversation with Mariana Wehbe and Samer Alameen of WDB, we explore how design heals, revives heritage, and reconnects the city with its people.
REVIEW / October 16th, 2025
An ever-evolving dialogue at the 16th-century Villa Arconati between design, contemporary art, and the Lombard countryside reveals their deep interconnection.
INTERVIEW / October 2nd, 2025
Platform Films continues its tradition of radical filmmaking with Censoring Palestine, confronting media suppression and inspiring political awareness.
REVIEW / FEATURE / BOOKS / September 22nd, 2025
Viola Frey transformed clay, color, and found objects into vivid worlds that blur seriousness with mischievous play.
INTERVIEW / September 5th, 2025
Panos Giannikopoulos explores AMA House and Kypriadou Garden City, tracing architecture, memory, and the tensions shaping urban and human experience.
REVIEW / September 4th, 2025
Gabija Grušaitė's Ferma immerses visitors in family, memory, and inherited space, where objects, video, and sound map a world shaped by history and soul.
REVIEW / September 3rd, 2025
The Pilgrimage at the Museum of Yugoslavia reimagines spomeniks through AI, sound, and memory—exploring their fading yet urgent political resonance.
INTERVIEW / August 29th, 2025
Nezaket Ekici's Book Tower transforms a closed library into a public stage, making knowledge visible, participatory, and democratically accessible.
REVIEW / August 27th, 2025
Jeffrey Henson Scales' series captures Harlem's House Barber Shop, preserving its community, rituals, and intergenerational connections.
