Live Forms
Three curators reflect on performance art as a space of immediacy, resistance, and shared experience.
Inside the Studio: Rashid Johnson
In Rashid Johnson’s Brooklyn studio, sculpture, painting, plants, books, and ceramics coexist within a constantly shifting environment. The space functions less as a traditional workshop and more as a living archive—an ecosystem
Erol Akyavaş in New York
When Erol Akyavaş arrived in New York in the mid-twentieth century, the
Controlled Chaos
Cinema collapses into image—fragments of a narrative that never fully reveals itself.
Domestic Modernism
Füreya Koral’s studio dissolves boundaries between living and working. Ceramics extend into architectural surfaces, integrating object and environment.
Interior Practice
The studio remains as residue. It holds the conditions of its making—paint traces, spatial arrangements, the absence of the artist.
Archive of Sound
Downtown Music Gallery operates outside conventional retail logic. It is structured less as a store and more as an archive—dense, layered, and resistant to
The Art of Becoming
At IST Festival 2025, artist Jeff Koons joined moderator Timothée Verrecchia for a wide-ranging conversation about wonder, science, the ethics of making, and what