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Steyerl challenges us to recognise the vast scale of AI’s ubiquity and also to realise its ‘artificial stupidity’ ...
Steyerl challenges us to recognise the vast scale of AI’s ubiquity and also to realise its ‘artificial stupidity’ ...
The curator and fashion critic’s debut novel explores the potential for individuals and groups to construct and maintain ...
Collecting and fostering works with a focus on LGBTQI+ artists and queer-themes, then bringing them to public institutions ...
State funding tends to come with strings attached, trapping arts organisations into bureaucratic policies. So who wants it?
‘Inheritance’ at West Space, Melbourne interrogates the idea of ‘home’ for second-generation migrants ...
Helen Nisbet has been appointed director of Glasgow International, the biennial Scottish festival. Nisbet will assume the ...
In this way, these filmmakers’ visual art feels like an embodiment of New Yorker critic Pauline Kael’s infamous 1963 takedown ...
The ‘bad-boy’ director’s latest film is a torrent of non-stop violence that fails to add up to an aesthetic vision greater ...
EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, Finland’s largest museum of art, has appointed Krist Gruijthuijsen as museum director and ...
In homage to Audre Lorde, the artist’s exhibition at SCAD Museum of Art explores whether subsistence itself can be a form of ...
At Taka Ishii Gallery in Kyobashi, Tokyo, the artists are united in their exploration of urban decay, mystery and peace ...
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