At the Kultursymposium Weimar Edinburgh artist Natalie Taylor and Bauhaus-student Kristin Jakubek talk about the generational differences in their work and what they nevertheless have in common.
The exhibition 'Tobacco Flower' by Jimmy Robert focuses on relationships between Europe and the Caribbean. Followed by a conversation between the artist and curator Mason Leaver-Yap on 17 June.
In the latest instalment of our podcast Iwona Blazwick asks what responsibility the art world has to address the environmental cost of putting on exhibitions.
The seemingly futuristic object deals with communication: A voiced, or perhaps merely sensed discourse on the perfect balance inevitably evolves between those seated.
Each month the Book Blog picks a book that has made waves in the UK recently and pairs it up with an equally wonderful German book with a similar feel. We hope we can whet your appetite!
(Re-)watch the Events! The DAOWO Global Initiative forms a transnational co-operation network in the field of arts and blockchain technologies. All sessions of the 2021 Artsworld Prototypes series are now available online.
How does bias get into a translation, and what can we do about it? The Artificially Correct project connects translators, activists and AI experts to reduce the problem of bias in translation in the context of artificial intelligence.
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