In this interview, Laila Ajjawi reflects on her life and artistic practice, from her upbringing in the Irbid refugee camp in Jordan to her work […]
Laila Ajjawi: “Something a girl was not supposed to do” Read More »
Between protests and strikes, politics was ever-present at the 2026 Biennale Opening. Art was overshadowed – but many artists, too, brought meaning and reflection. A
The Art Biennale is alive and well Read More »
Abstract art as we know it in the West may be a bit too Eurocentric after all. Lebanese artist Edouard Souhaid speaks of the relations
What is real but invisible. Edouard Souhaid on building new realities with abstract art Read More »
Until early May, two galleries in Tbilisi are showing Merab Abramishvili’s work. The first is in Vake, the most up-and-coming district in the city, a
Merab Abramishvili “Transparent Memory” between east and west Read More »
In Tbilisi, centuries of Persian, Soviet and contemporary architecture collide in a restless urban landscape. The grassroots Tbilisi Architecture Archive works to preserve the city’s
My Tbilisi, your Tbilisi, our Tbilisi: an honest archive built on perspectives Read More »
Amer transforms the dress into a fragile archive of absence, reflecting women’s lives shaped by displacement and occupation. A wedding dress hangs in the corner
The Transparency of White. A Palestinian wedding dress by Nawal Amer Read More »
At the Venice Biennale, the Latvian Pavilion turns the spotlight on borders and defence: in this interview curator Liene Jākobsone reflects on how the militarisation
Until August 31st, M9 in Mestre presents Alessandro Zannier’s immersive exhibition on data and perception. In this interview, the artist shares how digital art, science,
How is data turned into art? We asked digital artist Alessandro Zannier Read More »
In the hills of South Hebron, words painted on fragile walls speak of dignity, loss, and refusal. British artist Alex joins Palestinian communities in the
Art to be demolished: on Palestinian homes. Will you sit and watch? Read More »
Borders have become a key focus in politics and media, often shown through crisis-driven imagery. Cultural projects like I’ll let you be in my dreams
I’ll let you be in my dreams: on photography, borders, relationships Read More »
