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Opinion Opinion / What Are NFTs and Why Are They Changing the Art World? Peter Brock explores what blockchain technology could mean for power relations within the art world BY Peter Brock | 09 Apr 21 READ MORE Opinion | Peter Brock
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Opinion Opinion / Frieze Editors Discuss What the Art World Has Learned in 2020 COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter were two of the major events that signalled the changes that may – and in many cases must – come next year BY Andrew Durbin, Amy Sherlock, Evan Moffitt, Pablo Larios AND Terence Trouillot | 14 Dec 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Curator Bonaventure Ndikung on Why Germany’s Struggle against Imperialism Is Far from Over From the reconstructed City Palace to the Reichsflagge, the symbols and ideologies of colonialism are as alive as ever BY Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung | 20 Oct 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Mike Kelley and the Ghost of le Comte de Lautréamont On what would have been Kelley’s 66th Birthday, Gabriella Pounds explores the impact of the antic French poem ‘Les Chants de Maldoror’ on the artist and his predecessors, from Hans Bellmer to John Balance BY Gabriella Pounds | 27 Oct 20 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Adora Mba on How her Gallery Will Foster a New Generation of African Artists The former journalist and founder of The Afropolitan Collector opens her first gallery, ADA \ Contemporary, in Accra, Ghana BY Adora Mba AND Terence Trouillot | 22 Oct 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / Denise Ferreira da Silva on Refusal and Fugitivity Black Brazilian contemporary artists confront the racial violence of the state BY Denise Ferreira da Silva | 07 Dec 20 READ MORE Opinion Opinion / The Battle for the BBC Why the Conservatives are wrong to dismiss the British public's intelligence and imagination BY Juliet Jacques | 14 Oct 20 READ MORE
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Opinion Opinion / Mike Kelley and the Ghost of le Comte de Lautréamont On what would have been Kelley’s 66th Birthday, Gabriella Pounds explores the impact of the antic French poem ‘Les Chants de Maldoror’ on the artist and his predecessors, from Hans Bellmer to John Balance BY Gabriella Pounds | 27 Oct 20 READ MORE
Interviews Interviews / Adora Mba on How her Gallery Will Foster a New Generation of African Artists The former journalist and founder of The Afropolitan Collector opens her first gallery, ADA \ Contemporary, in Accra, Ghana BY Adora Mba AND Terence Trouillot | 22 Oct 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Denise Ferreira da Silva on Refusal and Fugitivity Black Brazilian contemporary artists confront the racial violence of the state BY Denise Ferreira da Silva | 07 Dec 20 READ MORE
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Funding the Museum Opinion Opinion / Museums Are Never Neutral Neutrality is a veil for wielding power: this is the status quo that requires resistance BY Laura Raicovich | 27 Mar 20 READ MORE
Opinion Opinion / Museums Are Never Neutral Neutrality is a veil for wielding power: this is the status quo that requires resistance BY Laura Raicovich | 27 Mar 20 READ MORE
Activism and Art EU Reviews , Reviews Reviews / Mohamed Bourouissa Creates Images Against Racial Stereotypes At Galerie Parisa Kind, Frankfurt, the artist blends reality and fiction to address issues of precarity BY Radia Soukni | 03 Feb 21 READ MORE One Takes One Takes / Art, Activism and Aerial Assault In a pastoral Welsh landscape where poets once gathered, the Royal Air Force now trains pilots in warfare BY David Birkin | 03 Mar 20 READ MORE Reviews Reviews / R.I.P. Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 Nov 20 READ MORE Interviews Interviews / Artists and Art Workers Challenge Poland’s Abortion Ban Curator Natalia Sielewicz speaks with Pablo Larios about the fight for women’s rights in Poland BY Pablo Larios AND Natalia Sielewicz | 06 Nov 20 READ MORE
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One Takes One Takes / Art, Activism and Aerial Assault In a pastoral Welsh landscape where poets once gathered, the Royal Air Force now trains pilots in warfare BY David Birkin | 03 Mar 20 READ MORE
Reviews Reviews / R.I.P. Germain Positions Mourning as an Act of Activism At Cubitt, London, the artist reenacts Caribbean rituals and pastimes to preserve the legacy of his loved ones BY Kareem Reid | 23 Nov 20 READ MORE
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