Small File Media Festival
In 1999, after watching The Matrix (Lily and Lana Wachowski), I left the theatre certain that I was living in a simulation. If only I could find a leather
In 1999, after watching The Matrix (Lily and Lana Wachowski), I left the theatre certain that I was living in a simulation. If only I could find a leather
Avec le projet d’exposition From the Cosmos to the Commons, la nouvelle commissaire à l’art public de Hambourg réunit des œuvres qui explorent les façons dont les phénomènes astronomiques
Une lumière ambrée se dépose sur la Berge de l’Anse-Bleue, selon cet angle caractéristique d’une fin de journée d’automne, près de l’équinoxe. Pendant un moment, la rivière des Prairies, visible entre les grands
Throughout history, artists have been dependent on minerals to create works of art. The colours on a painted surface are made from pigments of mineral and plant origin, the contours and angles of sculptural works
Breath, which results from breathing in and out, is vital. Lack of air, whether due to lung disease or suffocation, whether intentional or not, can be fatal. While the need to eat can be delayed
Over ten years ago, ESPACE art actuel (formerly Espace sculpture, founded in 1987) took up the challenge of reassessing its critical reflection on the visual arts, which focused primarily on the field of spatiality. The
In its most simple definition, mourning is an affective state of feeling sorrow over the loss, absence or death of someone. Yet it can also be a difficult ordeal to go through when it marks
Thanks to their song, if not their call, we hear birds more often than we see them. They attract our ear more than our eye and, time and again, despite our desire, we can never
In his novel Que notre joie demeure (Héliotrope, 2022), Kevin Lambert describes “starchitects” in the world of globalized capital – architects who owe their prestige to fabulous projects that rarely reflect social reality. Lambert’s main