Billy Childish’s Summer of Sun, Moon and Vipers
Billy Childish is spending the summer occupying two worlds that don’t always sit comfortably...
Category: Art
All play and work
Design conversations often drift toward process, strategy, and outcomes. Gargi Pant prefers to...
The Performer Without Borders: Claire Zheng Wu
As performance has diffused beyond the boundaries of traditional theatrical and screen acting, a...
Out of Specification: When the Body Refuses to Conform
Shavonne Yang’s exhibition ‘Out of Specification’, presented at Fitzrovia Gallery, is...
Learning to unmask after years spent trying to appear “normal”
Jelly Balls – Joe Wells I wasn’t always masked. When I was a baby, I would cry, laugh, wave my...
Lisa Ivory’s haunted worlds feel closer than ever
Inside The Near Distance, the British painter’s unsettling new London exhibition where ritual,...
When digital worlds stop feeling artificial: Xiyan Chen’s search for new realities through art and technology
Before virtual worlds became fashionable subjects within contemporary art, they were already...
‘Soviet Scientific Institutes’ by photographer Eric Lusito
The laboratories remain long after the ideology that built them disappeared. Across the former...
Pussy Riot storm the Russian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
They arrived in a rush of color and noise. More than 50 members of Pussy Riot stormed the Russian...
‘ROBOTA’ by Ella Road of Karel Čapek’s R.U.R
This summer, Headlong inaugurates a new chapter in Oxford with ROBOTA, a production that revisits...
‘We Thought We Were Alone’ Koen Vanmechelen
There’s something quietly radical unfolding in Venice this spring. Inside the crumbling, timeworn...
Art Is Leaving the Gallery. Myrtha Herrera Is Deciding Where It Goes Next.
The most exciting thing happening in contemporary art right now isn’t in a museum....
