Hair Wars #1 2023 public spaceA homage to the monthly feature from Japanese street style bible Kerouac, Hair Wars documents the dyes, spikes, bangs and cuts on the streets of a post pandemic London in all their glory. Shot by William E. Wright (of the newly launched zine Street Flash), the project frames experimental hair as a DIY antidote to the more recent gatekept fashion movements, something that can be as democratic as a pack of box dye, a pair of hair clippers and a
Leopold Banchini
a fourteen-year-old boy is tormented for having a lazy eye
are equally important to the discussion of art after modernism
and artists confront climate change
Designed by With Projects
we explore the methods
she carefully and slowly unwinds her secrets as she herself wrestles with them
extends from the well-examined issue of data privacy and consent to the very selves women are encouraged to create in order to appear
Revue plays with historical references
artist THOMAS JEPPE
The constant exploration in curatorial models and juxtapositions of contexts found in such exhibitions has undoubtedly influenced how museums and galleries work both conceptually and with the spaces at hand
Maike Suhr