25.09.2026The Invite: Olivia Wilde's Wonderfully Chaotic Dinner Party
Olivia Wilde's The Invite turns a dinner party with Penelope Cruz, Edward Norton and Seth Rogen into a sharp satire of social media and performed intimacy.
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Why joining an art collective after graduation helps artists survive precarity, replace lost school structures and keep making work together.
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25.09.2026The Invite: Olivia Wilde's Wonderfully Chaotic Dinner Party
Olivia Wilde's The Invite turns a dinner party with Penelope Cruz, Edward Norton and Seth Rogen into a sharp satire of social media and performed intimacy.
Read more09.08.2026When Wishes Become a Personal Hell: A Review of Obsession (2026)
Curry Barker's Obsession explores how a wish-granting curse exposes toxic male fantasy through horror.
Read more10.07.2026The Value of Art in One of Them Days (2025)
Explore how art and cultural value collide in One of Them Days (2025), starring Keke Palmer and SZA, in this film analysis.
Read more18.05.2026Venice Biennale 2026: Politics, Postcolonial Art and Global Voices
Venice Biennale 2026 opened in crisis and controversy. Francesca Interlenghi reviews In Minor Keys, Koyo Kouoh's final vision.
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Why joining an art collective after graduation helps artists survive precarity, replace lost school structures and keep making work together.
Read more13.01.2026The Return of Print in a Digitally Exhausted World
As digital fatigue grows, print media is returning as a cultural and creative force. Here's why magazines, books, and slow media matter again.
Read more12.01.2026Beyond the Auteur: Ethical Curating in Practice
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Practical guide to ethical curatorial practice: oceanic frameworks, Indigenous protocols and low-impact logistics beyond the star-curator model.
Read more29.12.2025Stillness in Cinema: Why Films Where Nothing Happens Matter
An essay on stillness in cinema, slow films, and everyday life, from La Dolce Vita to Perfect Days, exploring why films where nothing happens feel essential.
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