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Love and Loss: Pallavi Paul at Gropius Bau

by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

Fear of Missing Out: ‘Hardcore Freedom’ at Copenhagen Contemporary

ten young performers are standing on a stage with mirrored floor and pink lighting, the light comes mostly from a large neon Tinkerbell mounted on a white wall behind them

by Samuel Staples // Dec. 4, 2020

After waiting in a long, nightclub-style queue, we enter Copenhagen Contemporary into a scene filled with building materials and leftovers from former exhibitions…[read on]

Images of Change: Transnational Queer Underground’s Last Photo Competition

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by Elizabeth Schippers // June 11, 2020

We spoke with Verena Spilker, the founder of Transnational Queer Underground (TQU) about the origins of her platform as well as its termination, with one of its last events…[read on]

A Hypothetical Show for a Very Real Crisis: M Woods’ Virtual Exhibition

by Hannah Carroll Harris // Apr. 22, 2020

As galleries scramble to reconsider the way audiences experience art in the wake of widespread institutional closure, it seems obvious that the world should turn to the…[read on]

‘Home Alone: A Survival Guide’: A New Release by Max Siedentopf

Article by Hannah Carroll Harris // Apr. 16, 2020
Creatives the world over have been finding alternative ways to adapt their practices to the stringent constraints of our new socially-distant lives, with many turning to social media …[read on]

At-Home Audio Visual Residency by Miller-Zillmer Foundation

Apr. 14, 2020

Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic there has been serious consequences for the funding and support of artists and cultural workers worldwide. To counter this, the Miller-Zillmer…[read on]

Posts Tagged ‘Covid-19’

Love and Loss: Pallavi Paul at Gropius Bau

by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

Fear of Missing Out: ‘Hardcore Freedom’ at Copenhagen Contemporary

by Samuel Staples // Dec. 4, 2020

After waiting in a long, nightclub-style queue, we enter Copenhagen Contemporary into a scene filled with building materials and leftovers from former exhibitions…[read on]

Images of Change: Transnational Queer Underground’s Last Photo Competition

by Elizabeth Schippers // June 11, 2020

We spoke with Verena Spilker, the founder of Transnational Queer Underground (TQU) about the origins of her platform as well as its termination, with one of its last events…[read on]

A Hypothetical Show for a Very Real Crisis: M Woods’ Virtual Exhibition

by Hannah Carroll Harris // Apr. 22, 2020

As galleries scramble to reconsider the way audiences experience art in the wake of widespread institutional closure, it seems obvious that the world should turn to the…[read on]

At-Home Audio Visual Residency by Miller-Zillmer Foundation

Apr. 14, 2020

Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic there has been serious consequences for the funding and support of artists and cultural workers worldwide. To counter this, the Miller-Zillmer…[read on]

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Love and Loss: Pallavi Paul at Gropius Bau

by Adela Lovric // Apr. 26, 2024

Stepping into Pallavi Paul’s ‘How Love Moves’ at Gropius Bau, the core theme of the exhibition unravels without needing a preamble…[read on]

Fear of Missing Out: ‘Hardcore Freedom’ at Copenhagen Contemporary

by Samuel Staples // Dec. 4, 2020

After waiting in a long, nightclub-style queue, we enter Copenhagen Contemporary into a scene filled with building materials and leftovers from former exhibitions…[read on]

Images of Change: Transnational Queer Underground’s Last Photo Competition

by Elizabeth Schippers // June 11, 2020

We spoke with Verena Spilker, the founder of Transnational Queer Underground (TQU) about the origins of her platform as well as its termination, with one of its last events…[read on]

A Hypothetical Show for a Very Real Crisis: M Woods’ Virtual Exhibition

by Hannah Carroll Harris // Apr. 22, 2020

As galleries scramble to reconsider the way audiences experience art in the wake of widespread institutional closure, it seems obvious that the world should turn to the…[read on]

‘Home Alone: A Survival Guide’: A New Release by Max Siedentopf

At-Home Audio Visual Residency by Miller-Zillmer Foundation

Apr. 14, 2020

Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic there has been serious consequences for the funding and support of artists and cultural workers worldwide. To counter this, the Miller-Zillmer…[read on]

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