

La paz es una promesa corrosiva: Herbert Rodríguez at the 59th Venice Biennale
By Hunter Garrison | 27 Oct 2022 Perú, silkscreen on paper, 1990. After a brief postponement due to COVID-19, the art world has once...


Ardor by Sarah Rodriguez
22 October 2022 Peter Sacks, Without Title, 2020. Photograph taken from https://www.artsy.net/artwork/peter-sacks-without-title. “It’s...


Everything Speaks: A Review of Orhan Pamuk's My Name Is Red
By Abigail Spencer | 01 November 2022 Orhan Pamuk’s 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature-winning novel, My Name is Red, sets it scene on the...


Art, Light, & the Unknowable: On Septology by Jon Fosse
by Sarah Rodriguez | 17 Jan 2023 “I hope there is [...] a kind of silent voice speaking from my writing,” shares Jon Fosse, in an...


Read, Cook, Eat, Repeat: The art of learning to enjoy cooking
by Sara Blad | 29 April 2021 Photo: Wise Living Magazine. I have only read twenty-one pages of, and made one recipe from, Nigella...


Courtauldian of the Month 2022
Mihaela Man April 2022 "Having a personal affinity towards working with local topographies... I was drawn even more towards participating...


Winslow Homer: Force of Nature
By Zhiyi Fang | 04 Jan 2023 As one of the most well-known Realist American painters of the late 19th century and early 20th century,...


Museo Nacional Thyssen Bornemisza: My girlfriend's favourites
by Federica Gubitosi | 22 Jan 2023 What would happen if we looked at art and were not influenced by what we studied about it: what would...


CryptoZR presents the “Arrival” project at Saatchi Gallery: Interview with the Curator, Li Zhenhua
by Federico Bonezzi | 25 May 2023 Courtesy of Saatchi Gallery and CryptoZR © Understanding the power of human connections through art and...


Companionship in Solitude with Hopper by Louisa Hutchinson
22 Nov 2022 This summer I visited New York City for the first time and spent much of my time exploring this strange new city by myself....


