As you grow older, certain consequences are associated with sitting in the sun too long — and they tend to show up in the form of creases on your skin. Wrinkles have had women obsess over their looks for centuries, making them question their beauty and worthiness. But is it all that bad, that you don’t look 16 anymore? Here’s why I think the answer is no.
Read MoreCasual sex: an opportunity for silent communication. A sadistic and sweet game that plays with the tangible distance of the other self. External perception, desire, discreet seduction. All in a pink little box I tenderly whisper to. Let’s reveal why we want the ethereal to be a daily chore.
Read MorePortrait comes from protraho in Latin, meaning to “bring to light, disclose, and reveal”. To give physical properties to something that exists only in the realm of selfhood is an attempt to define oneself. If it is mind over matter, why are we so reliant on images to convey the truth?
Read MoreDoes Yorgos Lanthimos’ "Poor Things" truly empower women, or does its fixation on Bella's sexuality blur the bigger picture? While the film dazzles visually, is it missing the mark on deeper self-discovery and female growth?
Read MoreWhy would a woman eat a cockroach? Why would Margiela make a gilet out of gloves? What does Heidegger have to do with all this? But, most importantly, how do I overcome this post-grad existential crisis?
Read MoreLife is filled with absences, with voids. Death is an alive concept that coexists in everyone’s daily lives. Pain, fear, anger, loneliness, madness, faith, vanity, melancholy. Libera Me evokes a sense of peace. With his Requiem, Verdi helps us understand the certainty that as long as there is death, there is life. In the end, it is worth living.
Read MoreThe memories we associate with our clothing shape the construction of our identities, adding layers with each wear. Explore the intimate weave between clothes and memories, inviting you to relive yours or invoke those of others.
Read MoreAmidst the hustle of exams, nourish your soul with a refreshing dose of art! Escape financial formulas and explore thought-provoking exhibitions by the incredible Adrian Piper and Gabrielle Goliath. Discover their narratives on identity, race, and female resilience. Let the April issue of Keeping Up with Milan's Art, curated by @Lisa.widmayer, guide you through the city's thriving art maze.
Read MoreThe excess of trends lets us forget most, but minimalism has stuck around, playing at a higher frequency than Steve Reiche (minimalist musician) pieces. Some believe it's the only viable path through our rotten society. Others say it is the rot. Let's explore the rights, wrongs, and pillars of 21st century minimalism
Read MorePain is a gift when eradicated. You uproot it and spit it out. It’s beautiful. You can’t eradicate your suffering where it was provoked. You drag it around and watch it like your shadow. You cannot make movies with unripe sorrow, nor with another’s eyes or hands. We come undone long before leaving.
Read MoreFollowing her seminar on Foreign Artists at Bocconi and linked to the recently opened Venice Biennial's theme, we had a chance to have a talk with author, historian and cultural diplomat Annie Cohen-Solal. We chatted Rothko, Sartre, insolence, and not belonging.
Read MoreI have a crush on all my friends because once upon a time, they were strangers. I have a crush on all my friends, not as objects of desire, but as creatures to be marveled at. I have a crush on all my friends, and I’d be a fool if I didn’t.
Read MoreAs usual, there are almost too many exhibitions to keep track of. In honour of women’s month, this issue is dedicated to the work of female-identifying artists. Join @flaviadalbrollo ’s art cruise through the mystical production of Chiara Camoni, Lucy Stein, and Chung Eun-Mo.
Read MoreThe scarlet testament to yet another insane musical phenomenon of the 80s, roughly unburied on the same stage where the mic was previously deposed. As the lingering noise of radios persists, blowing away the dust of the past century, a lethargic cell comes alive forty years later.
Read MoreHiding in the lush feedbacks and haunting crackles of William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops, there are moving reflections on impermanence, nostalgia and the erosion of memories. When listening, just be prepared to abandon yourself to the flow…
Read MoreThe February issue of KUWMA is out, offering a rejuvenating perspective on contemporary photography! From the dynamic new gallery space at 10 Corso Como featuring Roe Ethridge to the humorous Martin Parr exhibition at MUDEC, follow @lisa.widmayer ’s journey through Milan‘s art buzz as she explores the allure of contemporary photography for our generation. Join the conversation and share your thoughts with us!
Read MoreWhen fashion meets architecture, a realm of boundless creativity is born. In this dialogue with Nathalie Danten and Francesco Pizzorusso, we enter the minds of two creatives shaping Milan's artistic landscape and explore how, through collaboration, we can forge new paths expression.
Read MoreEmanuele might be ending his academic journey in Berlin, but fear not, this column won’t disappear into the techno underground with him. Instead, it'll undergo a facelift, with not one, but two new voices: Flavia and Lisa. We’re here to keep you in the loop and offer the dynamic takes on the events of Milano’s art scene.
Read MoreHomesickness is a universal experience for anyone who has chosen to leave their familiar territory in search for a new purpose. It’s a dreadful and soul crushing sensation, that can sometimes leave you feeling isolated – so here’s how I think art could put a smile on your face.
Read MoreThrough first impressions of Milan, this narrative explores the intricate process of perception forging. From initial awe to gradual acclimatization, it examines the role expectations play in shaping insights; and how repeated experiences transform our initial wonder into a familiar tapestry, reflecting the dynamic interplay between novelty and normalcy in our minds.
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