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Painting as Material Negotiation
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Notes From an Assistant Curator on Ștefan Câlția, Transylvania and the Making of a New Language
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Hands & Crafts
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‘A Bird That Cannot Land’ at the Kyiv Biennial in Berlin
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In Conversation with Dorota Jarecka and Magda Lipska, Curators of the Exhibition ‘In the Very Bowels of Changes: Surrealism and Antifascism’
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Post-Socialist Dreams in ‘Gen Z. All at Once’ at MO Museum, Vilnius
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‘When Light Breaks the Dark’ at Bomb Factory Art Foundation
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12 International Opportunities for Artists to Apply This Season
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Andrea Zabric. Painting as Material Negotiation
Andrea Zabric developed her practice through painting, writing and exhibition-making. Central to her is an exploration of how images emerge through the act of painting itself, an approach that places making, perception and material encounter before fixed composition.
The Radiant Nucleus of Liviana Dan: Notes From an Assistant Curator on Ștefan Câlția, Transylvania and the Making of a New Language
Transylvania | Extravaganza begins by refusing Transylvania as an image. Curated by Liviana Dan around the work of Ștefan Câlția and installed inside the former Pedagogical School of the Ursuline Monastery in Sibiu, the exhibition does not restore a world, illustrate a region, or secure Câlția inside the familiar mythology built around him. It unsettles all three.
W1 Radio: Meet City Lake, blending indie synth-pop with a rock edge
The reason to listen to City Lake is simple: they are documenting the exact, messy process of becoming who you are.
The Kids Are Not Alright, and That’s Okay. Post-Socialist Dreams in ‘Gen Z. All at Once’ at MO Museum, Vilnius
Memory, Perception and the Practice of Noticing: ‘When Light Breaks the Dark’ at Bomb Factory Art Foundation
