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Home and What Remains Visible.
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Five Projects Worth Your Attention at the Rencontres d'Arles 2026
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Iri Kristiansen’s Reimagining of ‘Gullterning’
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Tracey Emin’s ‘A Second Life’ at Tate Modern
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In Conversation with Bogna Burska and Daniel Kotowski
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Painting as Material Negotiation
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Notes From an Assistant Curator on Ștefan Câlția, Transylvania and the Making of a New Language
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Hands & Crafts
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‘A Bird That Cannot Land’ at the Kyiv Biennial in Berlin
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In Conversation with Dorota Jarecka and Magda Lipska, Curators of the Exhibition ‘In the Very Bowels of Changes: Surrealism and Antifascism’
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Post-Socialist Dreams in ‘Gen Z. All at Once’ at MO Museum, Vilnius
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‘When Light Breaks the Dark’ at Bomb Factory Art Foundation
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12 International Opportunities for Artists to Apply This Season
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Xianzhuyue Li. Home and What Remains Visible.
What does it mean to belong to a place when that place is constantly moving? And what happens when a life disappears from view before it can be remembered? These questions sit beneath Xianzhuque Li’s photography, where belonging is never entirely secure, and visibility is never guaranteed.
Beyond the Spotlight: Five Projects Worth Your Attention at the Rencontres d'Arles 2026
For decades, photography has been understood as a medium for documenting the state of the world.
Folk Between Tradition and Contemporaneity: Iri Kristiansen’s Reimagining of ‘Gullterning’
Gullterning — or Golden Dice — is but one of centuries of medieval ballads and lyrical tales that compose the musical heritage of Norwegian folk tradition. This fable follows a listless princess, who deigns to entertain herself aside the palace steps by rolling luck away in contest with a common young artisan.
The Radiant Nucleus of Liviana Dan: Notes From an Assistant Curator on Ștefan Câlția, Transylvania and the Making of a New Language
