Volumes and Lines
The opening exhibition at Kunsthalle Bega under tight scrutiny.
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Brâncuși. A Photographic Intent
On the exhibition “BRÂNCUȘI: ROMANIAN SOURCES AND UNIVERSAL PERSPECTIVES” hosted by the National Museum of Art Timișoara.
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KIMAERA – A Biotechnological Organism Immersed in the Internet of Things (IoT)
This collaborative project combined the phenomenological interpretation of the world as a network of connections.
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The Curious Case of Mihai Barabancea
A breakdown of the controversial photographer's career.
Collaborations
Articles
The Other Role: On Representation of Roma on the Hungarian Stage
The way Roma are represented exposes the conjunction of ideology, power, and aesthetic fundamentals in Hungarian theatre.
What’s Wrong with the “Other” Sexomarxists
The challenge of Wark's book is: can you imagine a mode of production that would move beyond one’s own version of critical theory?
Corneliu Baba – An Eastern Artist
Corneliu Baba's professional trajectory is interesting not just for art history, but for contemporary artists as well, because the issues he raised are still relevant.
The End of the End (of Postcommunism)
An interview with cultural critic Boris Buden conducted by Cristina Bogdan and Piotr Sikora.
The Revolution is Here and Now, the Revolution is Roma, Queer and Feminist
One play that has helped pave the way for a different future for European Roma is Roma Armee, directed by Yael Ronen and based on an idea by Simonida and Sandra Selimovic.
From Cultural Appropriation to Self-Representation
A history of Roma theatre in Romania.
“I have witchcraft in my blood too”
An interview with the artist Virginia Lupu.
Neighboring Stories
Contemporary institutional debates in Hungary and Romania during the transition period.
Alina, I want to think with you
Alina Popa (1982-2019)