“Learning from Ice”, by Susan Schuppli
Since 2016, the UK-based researcher and artist Susan Schuppli has been dedicated to an ongoing, multi-year research project entitled “Learning from Ice”, which explores
Contemporary art and Green IT
At a time of digital transformation of the art sector, both via virtual exhibitions, digital art, mobile applications and eCommerce platforms, questions about its
21 good news in 2021
Let’s start the year 2021 with 21 items of good news and let us voluntarily place ourselves under the sign of optimism, according to
Taiwan Biennial, « Subzoology »
From the 17th of October 2020 until the 28th of February 2021, the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts is presenting its seventh edition
In conversation with the artists duo Bigert & Bergström
Art of change 21 – Your work has dealt with ecological issues since the 90s. How did that begin? Bigert & Bergström – We
« Archiving Eden » by Dornith Doherty
For twelve years the American artist Dornith Doherty has been leading a project on the preservation and conservation of plant seeds: “Archiving Eden”. Doherty
Museums and climate: the British way
We must once again confess; the UK’s cultural sector has made a head start on sustainability. After galleries (see the article on the carbon
The environment becomes the cynosure for the international art scene
While the artistic activity of Autumn 2020 has been hampered, shaken up and weakened by the resurgence of the pandemic, contemporary art exhibitions on
In conversation with the artist Lin May Saeed
Art of Change 21 – How are you feeling and coping with the Coronavirus crisis? Lin May Saeed – I’m okay, but I think
« Productive Landscapes », by Nicolas Floc’h
Nicolas Floc’h travels the seas to index underwater landscapes. For this long-term project, called « Productive Landscapes« , the artist has become an experienced navigator, professional diver,