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Curated by Formafantasma at Milan’s National Braidense Library during Fuorisalone, Prada Frames explores the relationship between nature and design

Syracuse University School of Architecture (SoA) shares its Spring 2022 lecture series and event programming. Continuing with Archinects Get Lectured Series, our aim is to highlight upcoming lectures from architecture schools as well as their graphic design themes for the Spring.  Starting...

India’s already booming ghost-hunting scene saw an increase in reports of haunting and paranormal activity during the pandemic.

Greta Thunberg tapped into an growing area of scholarship when she wrote recently that to save the planet, we first need to dismantle colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression.

Roadblock Politics - January 2022

Fungi provide awe in abundance so get out there and forage in the mulch, while there’s still time, says author Lucy Jones

The non-fungible token or NFT has taken the No 1 spot in the annual ranking of the contemporary art world’s most influential movers and shakers — marking the first time a non-human entity has topped the list. ERC-721, the specification for the “non-fungible token” on the Ethereum block-chain, tops the 20th Power 100 list published by ArtReview, after a year in which it upended the art market by bringing together contemporary art and millennial meme culture. ArtReview said NFTs had given ...

Slow Disturbance: Infrastructural Mediation on the Settler Colonial Resource Frontier Duke University Press, 2021 REVIEW Lola Sheppard and Mason White At the end of the 19th century, off the rugged coast of Northern Labrador, a remarkable enterprise took place: an extensive network of health outposts, cooperative stores, and local industries was established to service the […]

Qui est Ngaire Blankenberg, à la tête depuis le 6 juillet du prestigieux Smithsonian National Museum of African Art (NMAfA), à Washington ? Cette consultante indépendante, de nationalité sud-africain…

Chaque année, à l’approche des vacances d’été, j’ai beau faire une liste des choses à ne pas oublier avant d’aller à la campagne, il m’arrive encore d’oublier mon maillot de bain. Pourquoi ? Parce que je consacre plus de temps à établir ma liste de lectures et à remplir une valise de livres qu’à penser pratique, ce qui est devenu une blague dans mon entourage.