When Meaning Refuses Us
Sartre, Beauvoir, and the Human Desire to Make the World Legible
There is a moment before we know what to
What Do You Really Want ?
Looking at these portraits by David Hockney reminded me of something I had read about emptiness as a problem of
Where Visibility Sits
In a culture saturated with images, visibility can seem straightforward. To be visible appears to mean simply to be present.
Figures in Suspension: Richard Avedon and Peter Doig
Seeing the exhibitions of Richard Avedon in Gagosian and Peter Doig in Serpentine South right after another first feels like
In the Space Between: The Liminal Worlds of Yiadom-Boakye, Johnson, Toor, and Zhang
In a world defined by constant movement, translation, and exchange, the question of identity, of who we are and how
Unfinished Selves: The Layered Identities of Kudzanai-Violet Hwami and Anju Dodiya
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami and Anju Dodiya, engage the contemporary condition in which identity is expected to be legible, instantaneous, and
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Bringing together curatorial projects, collecting guidance, and reflective writing to create deeper ways of engaging with contemporary culture.
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