by R.C. Vrij, May 6, 2020
By using quotations as a tool, Rosa Vrij explores tradition and originality in art and writing, both in form and content. This essay was written during the Master in Theatre at the Institute of Performative Arts in Maastricht, The Netherlands.
‘In English writing we seldom speak of tradition, though we occasionally apply its name
with Keegan Luttrell by Juli Cordray
Following her recent exhibition For Joan at Centrum Berlin, we had the chance to catch up with artist Keegan Luttrell at her studio.
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Entering the studio, the multimedia, interdisciplinary nature of Keegan Luttrell’s practice is immediately recognizable: alongside a sewing machine in one corner, fleshy silicon sheets embedded with chainmail hang on … Read the full article
Collective Identities
On October 25, 2019, we held an event in collaboration with artist collective Studio Baustelle at their space in Neukölln, Berlin to coincide with the launch of our second issue. In order to initiate a space of exchange within the frame of the issue’s thematic focus – branding the art world – we invited Studio Baustelle and the … Read the full article
„WATT SIND DAT DENN FÜR HÜBSCHE BLUMEN?” – „ALLE UNECHT!”
Hito Steyerl at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (N.B.K.)
von Claudia Raupach
Es wurden einmal … oder vielmehr gerade jetzt … ein paar wunderschöne, von künstlichen Intelligenzen kreierte Blumen in den n.b.k. in Berlin Mitte verpflanzt. Hito Steyerl zeigt hier gerade ihren dystopischen KI-Garten mit dem Titel „This is the Future” sowie … Read the full article