In Conversation with Agata PLK Polak
A Look into the Musical Heritage that Unites Half the World
Art Basel and the Ghost of Marc Spiegler.
The Architecture of Flesh
Visual Courage in Addressing Contemporary Issues
In Conversation with Jakub Jansa.
‘All the Diamonds’ at Krupa Art Foundation
Seeing the World Through a Kaleidoscope.
On ‘Black Seas – Scores for the Sonic Eye’ at the Romanian Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2026.
How Ljubljana Art Weekend Navigates Memory and Historical Displacements.
In conversation with Vero Córdoba
Nature and sound resonate in tandem in Agata PLK Polak’s convergence of art, music, and scientific research. A polymath at her core, she DJs, works as a sound designer, creates intermedia art, curates music events, and pores over the sum and substance of technology and queer ecology.
Those who are denied a voice often find other ways to be heard. London's Latinx community, excluded from documented recognition, burst through a bureaucracy of neglect to leave the hues of their culture on the city's paved canvas.
There is a particular form of exhaustion unique to Art Basel. Not physical exhaustion, though there is plenty of that — the endless circuits through Messeplatz, the strategic lunges toward collector breakfasts, the late-night migrations from riverside terraces to hotel bars.
