Bloody Echoes of Memory / Tedo Rekhviashvili
In this in-depth interview, contemporary Georgian artist and New York Academy of Art alum reflects on the evolution of his expressive language—from classical training to politically charged, symbol-rich works rooted in identity and memory.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyNew Grounds, Familiar Codes / Alcova 2025
Alcova’s ninth edition expanded into new industrial ruins on Milan’s outskirts during Design Week 2025, where installations once again navigated the tension between decay and curation—familiar, poetic, and increasingly self-referential.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by adminWillem Dafoe reads “Judas” by Gabriele Tinti
April 4th, Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan.
Art&Culture | Spotlight
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/by Editor NastyProgetto Ludovico / Lorenzo Perini Natali
In this interview, the founder of PROGETTO LUDOVICO reflects on the evolution of the contemporary art platform, which champions independent art initiatives and experimental practices rooted in the use of industrial materials in art.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyWhat Remains Behind / Helmut Lang
A rare conversation with Helmut Lang for our latest Art cover story.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by adminBerlin, My Love, My Paradox
Berlin presents itself as a hub of inclusivity in the fashion industry, but beneath the surface, much of it feels like curated aesthetics and hollow gestures. Through the raw, unfiltered lens of Tiresia—a trans model fighting for real representation and diversity in fashion—the city’s underground spirit feels like it’s fading, trading rebellion for marketable diversity and selling out what made it real in the first place.
Art&Culture | Words
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/by Editor NastyAtmosfere / Gian Maria Tosatti
This article is a deeply personal journey, traveling between Paradiso at the former warehouses of the Central Station and the minimal chic of the Lia Rumma Gallery on Via Stilicone 19.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor Nasty(X) / Thomas Scheibitz
German artist Thomas Scheibitz presents his latest solo exhibition, (X), at TICK TACK in Antwerp, running from February 14 to March 29, 2025.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyEverything Is True, Nothing Is Permitted / Kendell Geers
The exhibition addresses contemporary crises; highlighting how narratives of “truth” are weaponised in modern society. The title itself becomes a commentary on this condition: when everything claims to be true, nothing can be trusted.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyBetween Worlds / Ithell Colquhoun
A radical, often overlooked figure within British Surrealism, Colquhoun is finally being granted the recognition she deserves in the exhibition Ithell Colquhoun: Between Worlds, presently on display at Tate St Ives before moving to Tate Britain in June. With over 170 works on display—many never before seen—this is the most extensive retrospective of her work to date, revealing the full extent of her mystical practice and descent into the abyss of the unknown.
Art&Culture | Spotlight
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/by Editor NastySilent Witnesses / Katia Berez
Artist intertwines material and meaning, creating sculptures that carry the weight of absence and resilience. Her viscerally textured faces stand as silent witnesses to human fragility, where the surface itself becomes a record of beauty and rupture.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyAnd as every year.. / 2025 Oscars
Between expected triumphs and surprising disappointments, the Oscars night once again proved to be a stage where cinema celebrates itself, but also a battleground where merit, politics and unpredictability collide. This year’s edition was no exception, delivering moments of exhilaration, controversial choices, and a few omissions that will spark debate for a long time.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by adminDark Matter, Bright Visions / Jun Ong
In this interview, the artist shares their journey into light art, combining their architectural background with creative exploration of light as a medium. From public installations to collaborations with sound artists, they discuss how light shapes emotions and narratives in their works.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyWhat Ends When the Symbols Shatter / Filip Custic
Known for blurring the lines between the physical and digital, Filip Custic continues to redefine identity and technology through performance, sculpture, and immersive interventions. In January 2025, as part of The Mandrake’s Artist in Residence programme, he brought this exploration to London, using the city itself as both a stage and a collaborator.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyPious & Profane / Barry X Ball & Andres Serrano
Opened on Tuesday, 11 February, Patricia Low Contemporary, in Gstaad, presents the works of two American artists, Barry X Ball and Andres Serrano, in a single exhibition entitled Pious and Profane’.
Art&Culture | Spotlight
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/by Editor NastyHappy House / Penny Slinger
In this conversation, the artist reflects on her relationship with the unconscious, dreams, and identity, exploring the representation of the feminine through collage, fashion, and the creation of a personal archive.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyIn the Shadow of Sound / Zimoun
In the muted hum of Zimoun’s installations, there’s a tension that feels almost primal. His work moves beyond the visual, crafting spaces where sound, material, and motion converge into something deeply visceral.
Art&Culture | Interview
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/by Editor NastyÖtza / Levi Van Gelder
In this interview, the artist shares their artistic journey, the influences that have shaped personal practice, and the role of irony and speculation in deconstructing dominant historical narratives. Through writing, performance, and artistic research, Levi explores the relationship between identity, storytelling, and digital culture.
Art&Culture | Interview
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