But it is often in the gutter. Campaign garbage in the form of recyclable, hateful, divisive and derisive language has long been a nasty part of American political discourse, but to borrow from the hyperbole… Read More »The Daily Heller: This Election is Not Yet in the Bag
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Eternal Recurence by Filip Hodas. Photography by Tomáš Slavík This year’s edition of Prague-based digital arts festival Signal uncovered some big ideas – not least, that a public artwork’s success comes down to one of… Read More »What is art? What makes it good? And other things Signal festival makes you think about
Renowned for his immersive installations and playful manipulation of space, the Czech artist reimagines the possibilities of architecture, light, and perspective. From illegal forest sculptures in his youth to recent explorations in AI, we popped… Read More »Jiří Příhoda: Crafting spaces that defy expectations and invite wonder
We’ve all been haunted by some of our past outfit choices, but Woolmark’s latest campaign by 20(SOMETHING), Park Village, and Studio Birthplace exposes the scary reality of fast fashion. For the past few weeks, people… Read More »Woolmark campaign unearths horrors of fast fashion
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