Indigenous contemporary art is declaration, it is assertion, it is creation born from struggle. In colonised lands, artistic practice cannot be separated from history. Every exhibition, every sculpture, every performance emerges from the continuum of dispossession and endurance. The body itself becomes a site of resistance — tattooed, moving, unveiled — while the art becomes protest, memory, prophecy.
Read MoreLast week, B&A visited zaza’ Milano - a fresh artistic entity with a twin site in Naples that entered the Milanese art scene only two years ago - and had the chance to interview the multidisciplinary artist Analisa Teachworth on occasion of her first solo exhibition with the gallery. We talked beeswax, dreams and art world obstacles.
Read MoreIn the quiet transformation of light, sound, and movement, we find ourselves in a space where time stretches and boundaries dissolve. This is a place where the sacred and the secular coexist, where every presence, every note, and every flicker of light invites transcendence. How do you step into a world where the rules of engagement are suspended and imagination leads the way?
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 MoreThere’s an allure to the blur – a hazy, intoxicating realm that invites us to break free from rigidity. Flou conjures a world of motion, vagueness, and ephemeral beauty. Put your glasses on (or maybe don’t) and look into its association with art, culture and our innate perceptions.
Read MoreArtist Tino Sehgal disrupts the object-centered norm with living sculptures in a museum context, blurring the lines between spectator and performer. What allure lies in the ephemeral nature of these unconventional experiences, and what challenges do they pose in terms of conservation and documentation?
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