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"Marilyn Monroe. I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" at Krupa Art Foundation
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What Does It Mean to Feel Safe?
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A panel discussion by Contemporary Lynx as part of the 24th SURVIVAL Art Review in Wrocław
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Shifting Images, Dissolving Forms.
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‘国建 ā á ǎ à KENBO’s Art Journey from the East to the West’ at Trafostacja Sztuki, Szczecin.
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The Body at the Edge of the Surface
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How four queer London migrants honour ancestry, resist institutional obedience, and rebel through tenderness in their collaborative project, Queer Migrations.
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On Samuel Kłoda’s Exhibition at UFO Art Gallery in Kraków
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Speaking Truth to an Icon. "Marilyn Monroe. I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back" at Krupa Art Foundation
“Everything is about Marilyn Monroe,” David Lynch once mused. Not only does his own work certainly echo a desire to understand and explore the essence of Monroe, but her story resonates eternally in art and pop culture.
Contemporary Istanbul Returns to Tersane for Its 21st Edition
More than 70 galleries from 24 countries will gather at Tersane Istanbul this September as Contemporary Istanbul returns for its 21st edition. Opening to the public on 24 September, the fair brings Turkish and international galleries together for four days of contemporary art.
Poems of Unrest: What Does It Mean to Feel Safe?
What does it mean to feel safe? Is it a locked door, a familiar street, a body left unremarked upon as it moves through public space? Safety is rarely a fixed condition — it is a negotiation, renewed every time we step outside, speak our minds, or simply exist in a body the world has already decided how to read.
After DECONFINING: Narratives of Proximity and Distance. A panel discussion by Contemporary Lynx as part of the 24th SURVIVAL Art Review in Wrocław
The Beautiful Uncertainty of Trusting the Process: ‘国建 ā á ǎ à KENBO’s Art Journey from the East to the West’ at Trafostacja Sztuki, Szczecin.
