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Experts warn of “cascading” climate tipping points that will kill the climate without immediate global action
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Experts warn of “cascading” climate tipping points that will kill the climate without immediate global action

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World leaders must act with “immediate, unprecedented” urgency to prevent cascading climate tipping points that could have catastrophic consequences for billions of people, according to the Global Tipping Points Conferenrence delegates.See the Story
Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate Modern — Aboriginal Stories in Explosive Colour
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Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate Modern — Aboriginal Stories in Explosive Colour

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The artist’s first major European show is a riotous expression of the traditions, myths and rituals of her homelandSee the Story
Britain’s Palestine Action Ban Is a Dangerous Overreach
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Britain’s Palestine Action Ban Is a Dangerous Overreach

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Draconian steps used against activists risk weakening real anti-terrorism measures.See the Story

The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg's Anti-Swan Song

David Cronenberg is one of the few filmmakers that taps into something I can’t fully describe about my perspectives on … Continue reading "The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg’s Anti-Swan Song"See the Story

Art Basel Qatar Prepares to Upend the Traditional Fair Model With a New Artist-Led Format

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Shawky will work with Vincenzo de Bellis to lead a curated, hybrid Art Basel fair in Doha that redefines the upends the traditional model.Doha, Qatar · DohaSee the Story

Stephanie Comilang: The Condition of the Diasporic Subject

Amid travel bans and ICE raids, Comilang’s video installations at CARA, New York offer snapshots of migrants’ resilience Viewers may feel a distinct floating sensation in Stephanie Comilang’s solo exhibition An Apparition, A Song, for which the galleries on both floors of Center for Art, Research and Alliances have been converted into atmospheric black box viewing rooms. This may occur, for instance, when watching a three-channel video projectio…Immigration · New YorkRead Article

Are They Truly Willing to Trade Earth for This?

Exploring the late philosopher Bruno Latour’s concept of ‘landing’, a group show in Bangkok explores cross-border journeys, from on land to the lunar To the list of commentators on humankind’s speculative plans to colonise space we can now add tardigrades: eight-legged, near-microscopic animals that thrive across the biosphere, from deep sea to mountaintop. In Anurak Tanyapalit’s two-channel video A Trip to the Moon (Tardigrade) (2025), a group …Moon · BangkokRead Article

The Real Ghost in the Shell

Is Masamune Shirow one of the most influential artists you don’t know? Page from Masamune Shirow, Ghost in the Shell (translated by Studio Proteus), 1991. © the artist / Kodansha Co, Ltd. All Rights Reserved In October 1970, the British mathematician John Horton Conway revealed a groundbreaking game designed to be run without players (a ‘zero-player’ game) in the pages of the popular-science periodical Scientific American. Titled ‘The Game of Li…Tokyo, Japan · TokyoRead Article

The Palestinian Films Speaking Truth to Violence

Can documentary cinema intervene in preventing the repetition of past injustices? “We were abandoned to ourselves as the whole world was watching”, says a father, the tears wet on his face. His testimony features in Jenin, Jenin, a documentary film by the Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri. Made in 2002 after the Battle of Jenin of that year – where over 50 Palestinians were killed and hundreds of houses were destroyed by an Israeli …Gaza · GazaRead Article

A Eulogy to China’s Art Museums

Many private art museums in China are having trouble admitting they no longer exist Standing in the ruins of the Arata Isozaki-designed Shanghai Himalayas Museum, I feel oddly at ease. It’s less nerve-racking to confront the skeleton of a dead structure than one that’s half-dead but still trying to revive itself. Imagine working here – in its furnished days – clocking in day after day, never knowing for sure if your next paycheque will arrive, o…Shanghai, China · ShanghaiRead Article

Bronx Museum Picks New Leader

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Shamim Momin, who started her curatorial career at the Whitney Museum of American Art, returns to New York to take the helm of the Bronx Museum of the Arts. ...New York State · New YorkSee the Story

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