Movements at an Exhibition and Borderlines
An interview with Manuel Pelmuș about the series Evening School. Actions by Day and by Night organized at Salonul de proiecte in Bucharest between April-May 2018.
Georgiana Cojocaru
Georgiana Cojocaru is an art writer, curator and editor living and working in Bucharest. At the moment, her research practice focuses on generic aesthetics, poetry in the Anthropocene and fictionalisations of criticism in recent art writing. She is the managing editor of Revista ARTA- Magazine for Contemporary Art. She graduated from The Contemporary postgraduate programme from the University of Kent at Canterbury.
The Clever Paradox of Polish Poster Art
An Interview with Kaja Renkas, Polish artist and designer showing at UNAgaleria in Bucharest.
On Gift Economy and Post/h/umanist Reparations
An interview about the apocalypse & mankind’s posthuman future with Vasile Mihalache, co-founder and translator of Post/h/um. Journal of (Post)humanist Studies.
I Wanted to Cut Myself Off From the Past and Instead I Cut Myself. I Bet We All Wish It Weren’t So!
A discussion of several exhibitions about Polishness.
Exhibitions Galore. Part I: Warsaw and Silesia
Our resident in Poland writes about exhibitions she saw that engaged with the generous topic of interaction between man, matter, technology and landscape.
ODDBALLS and KNOTHEADS: Anti-psychiatry and Resistance
KNOTS is perhaps the most ambitious project at ODD so far, taking inspiration from the work of R.D. Laing, guru of those counter-cultural movements in the 60s and 70s.
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
The exhibition "Muscle B(r)each" at Suprainfinit Gallery is a special kind of all inclusive Californian Wunderkammer.
Modernism 4.0. Forever (in)visible
"I am the invisible man" at MNAC sets out to carry on the human/non-human tension which was at stake in the first part of the project “The white dot and the black cube”.