Feminist digital artists reclaim the figure of the witch to challenge techno-rationalism. Through ritual, code, and mysticism, they turn technology into a space of resistance, […]
The ghosts in the code: feminist technowitchcraft and digital art 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
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The world’s first museum dedicated to the female body and healthcare launches a fundraising campaign to face “insurmountable rent payment” in London. From its mission
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Creative Australia, who facilitates Australia’s Venice Biennale pavilion, dropped artist Khaled Sabsabi due to past political works, prompting general outrage. The pavilion is now at
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The Getty Museum’s AI art acquisition marks a bold step in redefining authorship, creativity, and photography. By embracing AI, it challenges traditions, sparks debate on
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Fondazione Prada continues its observation of social changes through an international and horizontal approach that encompasses a plurality of languages and creative visions. A summary
Christie’s will host its first auction dedicated to AI-generated art, featuring works by artists like Refik Anadol and Claire Silver, from February 20 to March
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As digital culture shifts from passive viewing to interactive immersion, touch gains new significance. Artists like Sondra Perry, Melanie Bonajo, and Tabita Rezaire explore skin
The skin as interface: three women artists and the Digital Touch Read More »
In both digital and physical realms, surveillance evolves from static observation to pervasive control. Artists like Shu Lea Cheang, Trevor Paglen, and Hito Steyerl critique
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LUMO, a light festival in Oulu, Finland, brightens winter darkness with art and community. Rooted in combating social isolation, it fosters mental health and togetherness.
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