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Opinion Opinion / Contested Waters: Power and Politics Across the Mediterranean In this photo essay, David Campany analyzes historical and contemporary photographic representations of the Mediterranean Sea BY David Campany | 04 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / Rafram Chaddad: Cooking Across Borders For the artist and chef, food becomes a medium to explore identity, memory and the complex connections between cultures BY Rafram Chaddad | 04 Jun 25 READ MORE
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Exhibition Reviews Exhibition Reviews / Kofi Perry’s Universal Classicism At Cooke Latham Gallery, London, the artist’s works bring together the aesthetic principles of different ancient civilizations BY Ajeet Khela | 09 Jun 25 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Needs a Permanent Home As this vital piece of history goes on display at Tate Modern, Alastair Curtis speaks to those preserving it – and asks why it still lacks a home BY Alastair Curtis | 09 Jun 25 READ MORE
Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE
Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE
Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE
Music Music / Frieze DJ in Residence: Claudia Pagès Rabal From Bad Bunny to Arthur Russell, the artist curates a playlist to help ground us in the raging present BY Claudia Pagès Rabal | 23 Apr 25 READ MORE
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Interviews Interviews / ‘Sustainability Is an Attitude’: On the Helsinki Biennial 2025 An interview with the two curators of this year’s edition highlights the event’s ecological methodology and fusion of theory and praxis BY Blanca de la Torre, Kati Kivinen AND Cassie Packard | 06 Jun 25 READ MORE
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