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#A.I.L – artists in laboratories, episode 18: Zoe Papadopoulou
The new episode of #A.I.L – artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM is aired tonight. Zoe Papadopoulou is an artist whose work looks at...
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Keep Your Timber Limber
Judith Bernstein’s Fucked By Number at the Keep Your Timber Limber exhibition at the ICA, London. Photograph: Mark Blower/ICA Keep Your Timber Limber (Works on Paper) explores how artists since the...
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Shunga: sex and pleasure in Japanese art
And now for something completely different…. Katushika Hokusai , Diving Woman and Octopi, 1814). This woodblock print image borders on the surreal. Source: Micheal Fornitz Collection via Bloomberg Last...
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Alvin Baltrop and Gordon Matta-Clark: The Piers From Here
Alvin Baltrop, Friend (The Piers) 1977 The Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool is probably the most exciting photo gallery in England (especially now that Foto8 has closed.) On 22 February they will open a...
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The Plant Sex Consultancy
Tumeric. Turmeric On the Move. Photo PSX Abutilon Mallow’s Makeover Goes Viral. Photo PSX Here’s one last post about a work i discovered at BIO50, the 24th Biennial of Design that closed in Ljubljana a...
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La Movida. Or the need for countercultural movements
Alejandría Cinque, from the The Disposable Generation series Clara Casian, House on the Borderland, 2017 La Movida was a countercultural movement that emerged in Madrid after the death of dictator...
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House of fun. Comics to imagine radical fetishes and bodies
Flattening, futanari, genitalia in unusual places, detachable head, hundred sexes, milliard sexes, hyperpregnancy, male pregnancy, toilette, inflation, visual bondage, metal tip, etc. No matter how...
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Asstral Traveler: A sex toy to connect with “deep time”
I was wondering how i should end the year. Should i publish a review of Carsten Nicolai’s exhibition at K21 in Düsseldorf? Or write about a book about art and biotechnology? I couldn’t decide so i went...
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Who said romance was dead? 3 AM Classics
Using traditional crafts to comment on digital phenomena is always going to get everyone’s attention. Combining the two in a meaningful and pertinent way is much harder though. Éva Ostrowska achieved...
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A biennial inhabited by centaurs, myths and homicides
Last month, I visited the Venice Biennial, took hundreds of photos and finally found the time to sift through them. Here are my favourite works from the massive exhibition: Loukia Alavanou, Oedipus in...
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