This essay focuses on the potential challenges and trajectories for sustainable development of museums in the state of the global climate crisis. How museums, as educators and guardians of heritage, could potentially engage with the Anthropocene not only through exhibitions but immerse responsiveness beyond the public facade.
This essay explores the extent to which the dead have sold their right to control their remembrance, by...
Sash Shevchenko’s essay takes the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon as a starting point to an exploration of the accidental in art making, psychology, philosophy and, ultimately, the human.
On the example of two Eastern European activist art collectives, Agata’s essay explores the ontology of a mask as a collective face used to fight oppressive ideologies.