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Kirstine Aarkrog (b. 1986, Denmark) lives and works in Copenhagen. In her work, she is occupied by the concept of human orientation in space, both physically and mentally. Aarkrog uses sculptural and functional objects to concretize fictions and…

My work is rooted in my existence as a body with sickle cell zero beta thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder that causes debilitating pain, and bodily deterioration that both increase with age. Being a chronically ill body has shaped my experience…

Alfredo Aceto works at the frontiers on the vectors used to define a thing and an identity. Interested in the nature of the object, he explores its attributes in order to re-conceive it in some new form that expands its narrative possibilities.…

Nikita Kadan's works are museum exhibits, material evidence showing reflections of the past in current events . . . Kaden's main theme is the history of Ukraine in its social, political and, above all, artistic dimensions. The artist draws on the…

Jen Aitken (b.1985) makes sculptures and drawings that combine perceptual ambiguity with structural clarity. Based in Toronto, she received her MFA in 2014 from the University of Guelph, Ontario, and her BFA in 2010 from Emily Carr University,…

Akashi, who was born in Los Angeles in 1983 and is still based there, has said that her work takes up the relationship between humanity and nature, often invoking scientific inquiries in the process. “My work is often about encouraging people to look…

Born in 1993 in Saudi Arabia, MOHAMMAD ALFARAJ lives and works in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia. As an artist, film director and writer, he explores the complex relations that connect humans, animals and fantastic creatures together.

Sensitive to oral…

“The joke tells itself” is a phrase to describe the obvious. Alejandro Almanza Pereda’s work constantly twists this logic. It is never about the obvious, but about the perplexing. The remaining bunkers in our time precisely document the history of…

David Altmejd (b. 1974, Montreal) explores the constitution and disintegration of the self, producing sculptures that expand the range of figurative representation and conjuring abstract regions beyond the realm of recognizability. His work is…

Valerie Asiimwe Amani is a Tanzanian artist and writer. Working through various physical and embodied mediums, her practice interrogates the ways in which body erotics, language, and the mythical are used to situate (or isolate) the self within…