How Angine de Poitrine Made Weirdness Go Viral
‘Dark Paradise: Inner Tales’ at BWA Wrocław
Genealogies of Form and Memory.
Ulrike Crespo Photography Prize 25
A Personal and Geopolitical Mapping of the Exhibition "La Villa | The Key to Art from Poznań"
Nona Inescu and Oláh Gyárfás at Art Encounters Foundation
Gabrielle Goliath’s Defiant Act of Mourning in Venice.
Reimagining Relations in a More-Than-Human World.
Materiality in the Paintings of Alexander Aburanem
The Long-Awaited Reopening of Warsaw's Poster Museum
The Geography of Absence.
Mystery manifest, Angine de Poitrine leave us with twelve tracks to trace their records, cryptic clues, and, most enticingly, a sleeve full of unanswered questions for the curious and the obsessed.
Monsters and hybrids have both fascinated and terrified across the centuries. They have been cast as omens and prophecies, and used as fodder for analysis. They have been put on display or hidden from sight.
The practice of Mia Akrap unfolds through an ongoing investigation of memory, inheritance, and transformation.
