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5 Exhibitions on Social Media, AI and the Battle for Our Attention
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In Conversation with Mateusz Pecyna
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To Be Seen Without Being Defined
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In Conversation with Andrzej Witczak and Zorka Wollny from TRAFO
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Single-Artist Museums Rethink the Artist-as-Genius Myth at Cricoteka in Krakow
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In Conversation with Luísa Bacelar
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In Conversation with Agnieszka Mastalerz
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Existential Dread Hidden in a Whirl of Oil
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Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week
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In Conversation with Mira Schor
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Monika Sosnowska at South London Gallery
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Editors’ Pick: 5 Exhibitions on Social Media, AI and the Battle for Our Attention
In the world of short-form and easy-to-digest content, simply visiting an art gallery can feel like an act of resistance. And what would happen if the exhibition itself explored how technology shapes our lives?
“We live in a culture of self-references” In Conversation with Mateusz Pecyna
What happens when an extinct species returns to a world governed by the logic of the capitalist market? In Mateusz Pecyna’s graduation project Ex Utero (2025), a resurrected mammoth quickly becomes a biotechnological product, even a source of scent to be bottled as perfume.
Noushin Redjaian: To Be Seen Without Being Defined
In her practice, she brilliantly choreographs a dance of reciprocity — between bodies, generations, worlds and materials. From reference to making, her work reveals a profound depth of thought and sensitivity. Her background in fashion, design, printmaking, and transmedia art informs a practice that moves fluidly between material, image and space.
“Technology becomes more democratic when we enable people to understand it.” In Conversation with Andrzej Witczak and Zorka Wollny from TRAFO
Who Gets to Decide What We Preserve? Single-Artist Museums Rethink the Artist-as-Genius Myth at Cricoteka in Krakow
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