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An Artist’s Liturgy To Machines In The Age Of AI.
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9 Contemporary Art Exhibitions to Visit in Central and Eastern Europe.
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The Living Art of Malta Festival 2025.
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In Conversation with Igor Warykiewicz.
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In Conversation with the Visual Artist Monika Misztal
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8 Remarkable Artists at the Fotofestiwal 2025.
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Kitchen Conversations with Ilja Aviarjanaŭ, a Belarusian cultural entrepreneur and XianCha Tea founder.
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In Conversation with Małgorzata Miśniakiewicz and Michał Bieniek.
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Thoughts on Art Encounters Biennial 2025.
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Sheltering Nature. Helsinki Biennial 2025.
Participating artists explore humanity’s relationship with nature. Departing from anthropocentric narratives, they foreground animals, plants, fungi, insects, and minerals, using art as a source of inter-species compassion and an instrument of care.
Prometheus, Meet The Algorithm. An Artist’s Liturgy To Machines In The Age Of AI.
There are moments when history feels like it’s starting to cannibalise itself — when the sacred gestures of art, ritual, and rebellion fold into a grim spectacle of techno-fetishism. Enter Stefano Cagol’s We Own the Futures, a fire-lit performance staged in the medieval heart of Brixen, South Tyrol, with an SOS flare in one hand and a humanoid robot in the other.
Summer Art Guide. 9 Contemporary Art Exhibitions to Visit in Central and Eastern Europe.
This is more than a summer art guide – it's a journey through the urgent questions of our time, told through the power of visual expression.
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Building Communities, Reshaping the Art Scene Across Asia and Europe. Panel by Contemporary Lynx at Art Basel 2025, part of “Exchange Circle”.
