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Wallace Woo: „I don’t define beauty. I try to help people redefine it”
I had the chance to interview Wallace Woo about his artistic practice and his distinctive aesthetic approach. Wallace Woo is a contemporary artist based in Paris and the founder of Stalactite Aesthetics. His work pioneered the movement of Geological Abstractionism, a deep philosophical exploration of time, gravity, and the sedimentation of materials. His latest exhibition…
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Viktoria Draganova: „Dare to ask big questions. Be kind”
Viktoria Draganova is a curator and writer based in Sofia. In 2015, she established Swimming Pool, an art project space in Sofia, Bulgaria, dedicated to research, collaborative practices, art education, and community politics within the art world. I had the opportunity to meet Viktoria, the Swimming Pool and Nine Elefants festival when I was a…
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AICA Podcast with Joke de Wolf
Mihaela Ion’s exploration of AICA’s global network highlights her strategic selection of curators and cultural professionals whose expertise aligns with contemporary art trends and challenges, such as digital innovation, multidisciplinary integration, and social engagement. Her thoughtful approach facilitates meaningful dialogue and collaborations that advance curatorial practices and promote cultural exchange, thereby strengthening the global art…
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Aida Vežić: „Balkan Museum Network is grassroots, peer-to-peer, human centered safe space for solidarity and support”
In May 2025, I attended a workshop at The Balkan Museum Network’s event „Meet, See, Do: Museums Trends” in Zagreb, Croatia, which provided me a valuable opportunity to connect with regional peers and deepen my understanding of Balkan cultural landscapes. I wanted to learn more about the network, and I invited Aida Vežić, the Secretary General…
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Call for Entries to A’ Design Award & Competition
A’ Design Award & Competition is one of the world’s leading international annual juried competition for design. The A’ Design Accolades are organized in a wide range of creative fields to highlight the very best designers from all countries in all disciplines. Entries to the competition are peer-reviewed and anonymously judged by an influential jury…
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Can Sun: „My inspiration comes from daily observations and constant accumulation of ideas”
Can Sun received from me, the Revista Atelierul Award: „The iconic ones”. I was captivated by his unique approach to create „Absurd poetry” – by elevating everyday objects into thought-provoking art pieces. It’s interesting how an initial visual element like his rings can draw you in, leading to a deeper appreciation of his artwork. 1.…
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Lisbeth Rebollo Gonçalves: „Writing and thinking about art is part of my everyday work”
Lisbeth Rebollo Gonçalves played a significant role in the growth of The International Association of Art Critics during her tenure as international president until 2024. With a strong background in Social Sciences, her research is poised to bridge the gap between artistic and cultural theory, exploring the intersections of Art History, Aesthetics, and Sociology of…
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Małgorzata Kaźmierczak: „Art should be accessible to the public”
Małgorzata Kaźmierczak, a Polish art historian born in 1979, in Krakow, has made significant contributions to the field of art criticism, particularly in the realm of performance art. With a Ph.D. in History, she has written numerous critical articles on contemporary art, offering insightful analyses and critiques of various performances. In 2024, she was appointed…
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Maria Asenova: „Behind every success is a lot of hard work”
Maria Asenova, known under the brand name Maria’s Nature Toys, is one of the world’s best-known Walldorf-style doll artists. All of her workshops are booked well before the deadline, or it speaks to the fact that many beginners, really want to learn the art of creating natural wool dolls, specifically from her. Maria was born…
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Swivel by Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis
London Design Festival today announces details of the Landmark Project Swivel by Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis and supported by Almacantar. Located at St Giles Square, in one of central London’s most traversed neighbourhoods, the long-term public project celebrates materiality and movement and will invite visitors to come together in the space. Known for her work…
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Yinka Ilori launches his first permanent installation in Germany
London-based multidisciplinary artist and designer Yinka Ilori best known for his vibrant, colourful, and joyful public interventions launches ‘Filtered Rays’, his first permanent installation in Berlin, Germany on the banks of the Spree in front of the Estrel Berlin Hotel in Neukölln. One of Europe’s largest hotels, the Estrel Berlin has a rich history of…
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NeoNlitic 3.0, October 12th-20th in Serbia, at the National Museum Zrenjanin
The third edition of the NeoNlitic project, that proposes another complex international initiative, with field documentations of Neolithic civilizations in three countries (Romania, Greece and Serbia), in an effort to bring together cultures of common origins, will have its first public exhibition between 12th and 20th October 2021, at the National Museum Zrenjanin (Serbia). The…
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