[gusta_section vc_id="gusta-section-140142386160e4316541238" section="55546"] One of the four artists nominated for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation…
6 July 2021
Humanity & Technology
Dr Jana Johanna Haeckel reviews Steyerl’s expansive show at the Centre Pompidou ahead of its…
1 July 2021
Writer and associate director at Pier 24, Allie Haeusslein guides us through the artistic highlights of the shape-shifting city
[gusta_section vc_id="gusta-section-143844755260df11601bebb" section="55546"] Oliver Chanarin turned his lens to his partner, Fiona Jane Burgess. The…
30 June 2021
[gusta_section vc_id="gusta-section-87658946060f17d522f654" section="55546"] Art, science and technology blend in Lynn Hershman Leeson’s first solo museum…
29 June 2021
Research has shown that London is one of the most surveilled cities worldwide
Running until 30 June, the 2021 programme examines a provocative array of future(s) against the backdrop of Belfast
Antony Cairns, Lottie Davies, Thomas Brown, Florence Goupil, and River Claure all navigate the dystopia through both image and text
When Covid-19 forced cultural institutions to close, exhibitions and events migrated online. But how much of this has centred on the needs of disabled communities, who called for remote access long before the pandemic?
The France-based artists creates fictional narratives between the past and present by drawing on mythical and historical references while also aligning with the Afrofuturism movement.