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Scientia Sexualis

Bodily autonomy is a fragile affair.

5 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Wael Shawky

From his childhood in Makkah to his cinematic portrayals of the Crusades, Wael Shawky's work challenges the construction of history by Rahel Aima

8 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Father Tongue

Last year, I returned to Algiers for the first time in almost two decades. Instigated , as a curatorial research trip, the visit ultimately evolved into a deeply personal journey.

6 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Delcy Morelos

Cinnamon, cloves, cocoa, tobacco: you'll smell Deley Morelos's works before you see them.

2 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Then Came a Stranger

Oral History: From its roots in the New York art and theory scene of the 1970s to its transformative impact on global intellectual discourse, Semiotext(e) continues to defy boundaries, bridging avant-garde literature, radical philosophy and underground culture

10+ min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Mend and Repair

Object Lessons: At the Wexner Center for the Arts, Maria Hupfield crafts objects which link time, place and memory by Caitlin Chaisson

3 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Postcard from Chicago

Finding reprieve in the Windy City from the immediacy of the art world by Marko Gluhaich

1 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Britta Marakatt-Labba

While the act of piercing fabric with a needle may seem slight, it has the capacity to create great strength.

2 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Towards a New Museology

Gala Porras-Kim wants us to rethink how art institutes honour their holdings by Simon Wu

5 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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Waste Wizard

How a new kind of brick helped pave the way for sustainable architecture by Carson Chan

3 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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'I have always felt that art can change the world, and I make art to prove it.'

Interview: Gregg Bordowitz discusses his exhibition at The Brick, Los Angeles, the challenges of survivor's guilt and how art can build communities around shared experiences Interview by Jeremy Lybarger

8 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

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The International Banal

Object Lessons: Haegue Yang writes poetry with household goods by Brian Dillon

4 min |

Issue 249 - March 2025

The London Standard

The Queen, Drink and Drugs... What Made Me and Saved Me- Artist Chris Levine on kicking bad habits and shooting our art greats

For artist Chris Levine, Andy Warhol is always watching. A genuine self-portrait by the great Pop artist gazes out from the wall of Levine's studio in Hampshire, given to him by a collector after learning that Warhol was a huge inspiration. He said I could have one if I wanted. I thought he was joking, but a few weeks later he turned up with a big roll.

6 min |

October 10, 2024

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Inward Yearnings

Essay: Rianna Jade Parker retraces the history of the Jamaican intuitives, a group of self-taught artists who ushered in a national form of artmaking mythologizing African traditions through religious divination and esteem-raising cultural work

8 min |