Tag Archive for: art

High Off The Glass / Jesse Draxler x Trace Amount
Music | Spotlight
High Off The Glass” is a new industrial track from Jesse Draxler and TRACE AMOUNT, released via Federal Prisoner. Blending sound and visual art, the project continues Draxler’s audio/visual series—with the exclusive premier of the video here on Nasty.

What Is The New Shining ? / Drift Studio
Art&Culture | Interview
Studio Drift is a multidisciplinary team of artists with the drive to fuse the mechanisms of nature with those of innovation.

The Grandeur of Nothingness / Thierry De Cordier
Art&Culture | Interview
Thierry De Cordier—artist and philosopher—searches, through his seemingly monochrome paintings, for what he calls the “grandeur of nothingness.”

Orchestra in the Dark / Halle am Berghain
Music | Spotlight
Berlin’s sacred temple of techno, Berghain, is no stranger to seismic shifts in sound. But this spring, the former power plant’s brutalist walls will resonate with a different kind of electricity: a new orchestra series, launching an unprecedented dialogue between classical instrumentation and radical space. The inaugural event takes place on May 16th, conducted by Berlin-based conductor and composer Avi Caspi.

Voce / A New Frequency in Milan
Music | Spotlight
On May 13, Triennale Milano opens Voce—a new space dedicated entirely to listening, sound, and audio experimentation. Housed inside the iconic Palazzo dell’Arte, Voce is born in the bones of the legendary Old Fashion nightclub, this 300-square-meter chamber trades sweat and strobe for spatial sonics and sensory reprogramming.

The Devil Is Real / King Dude
Music | Spotlight
TJ Cowgill of King Dude partners with Justin Pittney in a project that marks a shift toward deeper collaboration and shared creative vision. Rooted in years of mutual respect this music collaboration explores new sonic landscapes, challenging both their artistic limits and the listener’s expectations.

Who Killed Mr. Moonlight / Alexander Carey – Morgan
Art&Culture | Interview
In this interview the artist delves into the cyclical themes of decay and rebirth, where the physical and emotional challenges of performance art push him toward transcendence, seeking a greater understanding of existence itself.

Death Book: Recipes for the Apocalypse / Petr Davydtchenko
Art&Culture | Spotlight
Petr Davydtchenko is a multimedia conceptual and performance artist, a disruptor of the pre-packaged certainties of capitalist society, and a challenger of rules and norms—beginning with what ends up on your plate.

Bloody Echoes of Memory / Tedo Rekhviashvili
Art&Culture | Interview
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.

New Grounds, Familiar Codes / Alcova 2025
Art&Culture | Interview
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.

Willem Dafoe reads “Judas” by Gabriele Tinti
Art&Culture | Spotlight
April 4th, Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan.

No Name / Jack White
Music | Spotlight
Jack White’s show at the Troxy, in support of his latest album "No Name", showcasing his unmatched musicianship and raw energy.
