FEATURE / January 14th, 2025
Diverse visions of Japanese photographers—from Rinko Kawauchi's poetic stillness to Shomei Tomatsu's raw postwar imagery—capture Japan's rich visual legacy.
FEATURE / January 4th, 2025
Aiming to dismantle Eurocentrism, the 1989 show Magiciens de la Terre was a momentous event and a controversial chapter in art history.
REVIEW / BOOKS / January 2nd, 2025
The book captures Gaza's fractured reality through digital glitches, exploring loss, separation, and the ongoing Palestinian struggle for freedom and dignity.
INTERVIEW / December 30th, 2024
Joana Vasconcelos discusses her monumental works, artistic vision, and role as Guest of Honor at BRAFA’s 70th anniversary celebration.
REVIEW / December 30th, 2024
Using archival and contemporary materials and photographs, Thiam focuses on divinities and ancestral spirits in his new series of works.
REVIEW / December 28th, 2024
John Akomfrah's installation reclaims the stories of colonial soldiers, highlighting their overlooked sacrifices and the racial injustices they faced.
INTERVIEW / December 24th, 2024
"Food, in this context, is not just sustenance," Palestinian artist explains, "it is a battleground for identity, memory, and survival."
FEATURE / December 21st, 2024
"But what seems to matter far more is that we are born black. That single fact would control our destiny above all others," explained Gordon Parks.
REVIEW / BOOKS / December 19th, 2024
Through his keen eye for detail and ability to reveal unexpected moments, Tunbjörk masterfully captured the tedium of office culture.
