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Slipping into the attention abyss between two blockbuster art fairs in London and Paris, Artes Mundi 11 opened quietly last month across Wales. In many ways, it felt like an antidote to the pomp and pageantry of the former. Anchored in an “ongoing examination of the human condition,” the biennial set out to “engage with the urgent issues of our t...

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This article is part of our feature topic Ghosts. During McKenzie Wark’s keynote address at the opening weekend of Oslo’s MUNCH Triennale, she commented on the impossibility of the realist novel as a contemporary form, given how technology now fractures daily experience into hyper-individuated encounters. Realist literature originated in the 19th century a...

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On a cold November morning in Berlin, artist Dana Awartani’s voice comes through as a warm and welcome antidote to the early winter gloom. Speaking from her home in Saudi Arabia, her measured cadence carries the contemplative quality that defines her practice, which is rooted in the meticulous discipline of traditional craftsmanship and the emotional charge of cultu...

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Salta art and Pivô Salvador are offering a two-month artist residency in Bahia, Brazil, open to visual artists living in Munich and the surrounding S-Bahn region. Taking place from May 1st to June 30th, 2026, the residency invites one artist to live and work in a historic 1930s mansion that once belonged to the Bahian painter Presciliano Silva, a landmark in Salvado...

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There is something supernatural in the air as I traverse the echoing corridors of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, advancing toward a constellation of floating ephemera that are suspended like apparitions, each slowly turning in the hush of the gallery. The work at the entrance of Cecilia Vicuña’s ‘Reverse Migration: A Poetic Journey’ g...

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