Elmgreen & Dragset and Mami Kataoka talk about the 57th Venice Biennale
Recording of the talk during Biennial Foundation Annual Reception on 10 May 2017 in Venice. Based in London and Berlin, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have worked as a collaborative duo since the...
View ArticleKatherine Tuider on Honolulu Biennial
Watch our exclusive interview with Katherine Tuider, Executive Director and Co-founder of the Honolulu Biennial. Tuider talks about the origins of the biennial, its distinctive approach, and,...
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Tell a joke and shame the devil: 33rd Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Art
We stopped asking ourselves whether truth can set us free a long time ago. In the era of post-truth, fake news and the like, when such metaphysical entities as the Truth seem harder to grasp than ever,...
View ArticleDaniela Arriado on Screen City Biennial
Watch our exclusive interview with Daniela Arriado, Director and Curator of the Screen City Biennial – an exhibition dedicated to the expanded moving image in public space taking place in Stavanger,...
View ArticleThe Shoreline Dilemma – inaugural edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art...
The Shoreline Dilemma, the inaugural edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art (the Biennial), launches on Saturday, September 21, 2019, with special opening weekend programming. The Exhibition, presented...
View ArticleThe “Photographic” as Lingua Franca – interview with the Tallinn Photomonth...
This fall Tallinn becomes overrun with exhibitions and art events revolving around the theme of photography, visuality, and its relationship with the body, the enfleshed. There are three international...
View ArticleAichi Triennale tests the limits of freedom of expression in Japan
When shown at Gallery Furuto in Tokyo in 2015, the Freedom of Expression?, exhibition assembling works that had earlier been rejected or removed by other exhibition organizers in Japan amid...
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The Art of the Possible: With and Against documenta 14
1. Is documenta now too big to fail? In some sense this is undeniable: given the tremendous amount of financial and cultural capital at stake, it’s almost inevitable that the exhibition will manage to...
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Exodus: the 4th Mediterranean Biennial of Contemporary Art
Artist Anne Murray, talks to Sadek Rahim and Tewfik Ali Chaouche, curators and co-founders of the Mediterranean Biennial of Contemporary Art of Oran, about the past, present and future of the Algerian...
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Getting INto Dak’Art 2018
The 13th edition of the Dak’Art Biennial explores the contingencies of exhibition-as-novel, the curatorial approach taken by its Artistic Director Simon Njami. Known as one of the luminaries of the...
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Banu Cennetoğlu’s Memorial to Dead Migrants vandalized at Liverpool Biennial
In the wake of Brexit and the focus on curbing the migration of the current UK cabinet, the work of the Istanbul-based artist Banu Cennetoğlu was one of the most pointful pieces produced for the 2018...
View ArticleKatherine Tuider on Honolulu Biennial
Watch our exclusive interview with Katherine Tuider, Executive Director and Co-founder of the Honolulu Biennial. Tuider talks about the origins of the biennial, its distinctive approach, and,...
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Tell a joke and shame the devil: 33rd Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Art
We stopped asking ourselves whether truth can set us free a long time ago. In the era of post-truth, fake news and the like, when such metaphysical entities as the Truth seem harder to grasp than ever,...
View ArticleDaniela Arriado on Screen City Biennial
Watch our exclusive interview with Daniela Arriado, Director and Curator of the Screen City Biennial – an exhibition dedicated to the expanded moving image in public space taking place in Stavanger,...
View ArticleThe Shoreline Dilemma – inaugural edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art...
The Shoreline Dilemma, the inaugural edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art (the Biennial), launches on Saturday, September 21, 2019, with special opening weekend programming. The Exhibition, presented...
View ArticleThe “Photographic” as Lingua Franca – interview with the Tallinn Photomonth...
This fall Tallinn becomes overrun with exhibitions and art events revolving around the theme of photography, visuality, and its relationship with the body, the enfleshed. There are three international...
View ArticleAichi Triennale tests the limits of freedom of expression in Japan
When shown at Gallery Furuto in Tokyo in 2015, the Freedom of Expression?, exhibition assembling works that had earlier been rejected or removed by other exhibition organizers in Japan amid...
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The Art of the Possible: With and Against documenta 14
1. Is documenta now too big to fail? In some sense this is undeniable: given the tremendous amount of financial and cultural capital at stake, it’s almost inevitable that the exhibition will manage to...
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Exodus: the 4th Mediterranean Biennial of Contemporary Art
Artist Anne Murray, talks to Sadek Rahim and Tewfik Ali Chaouche, curators and co-founders of the Mediterranean Biennial of Contemporary Art of Oran, about the past, present and future of the Algerian...
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Getting INto Dak’Art 2018
The 13th edition of the Dak’Art Biennial explores the contingencies of exhibition-as-novel, the curatorial approach taken by its Artistic Director Simon Njami. Known as one of the luminaries of the...
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