The Clever Paradox of Polish Poster Art
An Interview with Kaja Renkas, Polish artist and designer showing at UNAgaleria in Bucharest.
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The Ecologies of Care and Caring – A Mediation Program Between all Forms of Life
A series of exhibitions structured on the distinction between useful, poisonous, aphrodisiac and ritual plants in three galleries in Bucharest.
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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.
Articles
Where The Experimental Things Are
Prague has always had quite the buoyant experimental scene, with several people running DIY shows and even a gallery dedicated to sound-based media.
Jus soli
On the strategies and themes in the works of artistic duo Anca Benera and Arnold Estefán.
Merging of Art and Capital at Art Encounters
Our Czech resident writes about the contemporary art biennial in Timișoara.
Living Up To Its Name – Prague’s MeetFactory
We could learn a thing or two from the MeetFactory’s impeccable structure.
On Self Programming and Productive Leisure
An interview with Laura Hunt, musician and visual artist, following her performance Exit Promises at CNDB during the News from Polska Festival.
HomeFest: A Practice, Not A Festival
A take on the Bucharest-based performance festival that is created and held in domestic spaces.
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.
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OFF Biennale in Budapest is attempting to feed joy into the machines. What can we make of this?
An Insecure Shelter Against the Imagination of the West
An analysis of documentarism in the video works of mid-generation Romanian artists.