Towards a world free from borders, domination, and extraction.

An interview with curator Xiaoyu Weng.

Graphic designer Ines Cox talks about her approach to design and finding the right balance between digital and analog.

The director of the V-A-C Foundation replaces Semyon Mikhailovsky.

More than 220 artworks by 56 artists and art collectives have been gathered to reflect on issues of exploitation, post-colonialism, and human impact on the planet.

Readymag platform has launched a new project to highlight the impact of women in design and raise awareness of the ongoing gender imbalance in the industry.

A new installation by sound artist Sergey Kasich highlights the value of silence in a city.

A recently opened exhibition at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow brings together the works of over 50 Russian and international artists in order to rethink the relationship between humans and nature.

Art historian and critic Uliana Dobrova looks at how Pope Francis I has come to be seen as the “eco-Pope.”

What will cities and urban life look like decades from now? Speculating about new and groundbreaking technology, artists from around the world tried to envision the future in a major 3D challenge.

Russian artist Slava PTRK has used augmented reality (AR) to revive a demolished tower which once stood more than 200 meters above the city of Yekaterinburg.

As the scope of artificial intelligence continues to widen, renowned French designer Philippe Starck has teamed up with AI to create a chair which is not only aesthetically pleasing, but requires only a small amount of material and energy to produce.

Artists Pedro Moraes and Luiza Crosman suggest an alternative strategy for art institutions by connecting solar panels to an Ethereum miner as an installation for the 33d São Paulo Biennial.

The experimental exhibition “Tretyakov: An Other Edition” at Moscow’s New Tretyakov Gallery offers an alternative perspective on one of Russia’s most important museums and its 20th century art collection.

“Portal Zaryadye” – an exhibition just opened at Moscow’s Schusev Museum of Architecture – cracks open Moscow’s high-profile park and offers an insight into modern Russia and where it is headed.

“Villa PO-2,” the funeral of the fly, and other highlights of Archstoyanie – Russia’s largest land art and architecture festival.

Conceptual artist Marinus Boezem revisits the monumental architecture of Moscow’s Gorky Park through site-specific artworks and installations.