This winter’s commotion over OCA and KORO is a symptom that the art field is the class pushover – the kid who puts up with being ignored and bulldozed.

Lea Porsager’s Thought Form project re-establishes repressed links between the esoteric and modern concepts of art. The results are more captivating as an exploration than as a work of art.

Iaspis went from being an independent and critical voice in a public conversation, to being a careful and loyal team player for the authorities.

The Anthropocene Project conference in Berlin marked the beginning of an ambitious research project aimed at creating a new cosmology in light of our new man-made geological epoch.

As analogue film disappears from the commercial world, Rosa Barba argues that it is finally free to exist as its own form in an interview about the intersection of image, materiality, and time.

Why the unlikely trio of Gabriel Kuri, Knut Henrik Henriksen and Richard Tuttle succeed in making a convincing case for the autonomy of art, even in site-specific interventions in Bergen.

A vision of diversity is not enough. KORO must continue to strive to achieve cultural diversity.

- Nothing could ever be «poetic», and poetry is not an empty container that you could fill with meaning, says Karl Larsson, whose new book is released along with an exhibition at Galleri Signal in Malmö.