contemporary appropriation art
An interview with Daniel Rapley by Dorottya Balkó The recently published photobook Drift, by Nottinghamshire-based artist Daniel Rapley, is about the materiality of the photographic image. Drawing from a background in painting, Rapley experiments …
a visual essay by Laura Paloma In pet-cake-prank-revenge-train (2025), Laura Paloma reimagines the dataset behind the viral AI slop, Pet Cake Prank. [“AI slop” is an informal, pejorative term used to describe low-quality content …
Interview with visual artist William Mokrynski by Endre Cserna William Mokrynski is a Canadian-born visual artist whose practice centres on found photographic negatives, exploring their value as both historical records and creative material. Combining …
In the coming weeks, we release a weekly video from our talk event titled Talks on Everyday Imaging vol. 2: The Self-Centred and the Networked held on February 13–14, 2025, at The Photographers' Gallery, …
Interview with experimental filmmaker Péter Lichter by Dorottya Balkó The powerful, uncanny visuality of damaged, half-decayed frames building up Péter Lichter’s films might be familiar to many of us. As a director of captivating …
Interview with Christopher Gregory-Rivera on his photo-book El Gobierno Te Odia by Endre Cserna New York City-based Puerto Rican photographer Christopher Gregory-Rivera’s 2023 photo-book El Gobierno Te Odia ("The Government Hates You") delves into …
Interview with Meggan Gould by Róza Tekla Szilágyi Meggan Gould, an artist and professor who lives and works in the mountains outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico, several years ago walked into the California Museum …
Interview with Belgian-Spanish artist Masha Wysocka by Endre Cserna Masha Wysocka, born in 1984, is a Belgian-Spanish artist whose work, previously showcased around Europe, encompasses photography, academic research, performance, sound, and writing. She holds …
Watch the presentations of the second segment of our event 'Talks on everyday imaging – the analogue and digital realm of the vernacular' featuring Annebella Pollen, Joanna Zylinska & Joachim Schmid. Annebella Pollen – …
Interview with Austrian visual artist & publisher Lukas Birk by Endre Cserna Lukas Birk's work has been displayed on four continents in various forms, including films, chronicles, and books. A significant part of his …
Photo-essay by Joachim Schmid Joachim Schmid (born in 1955) is an artist and photographic critic based in Berlin who is primarily known for his work focusing on vernacular photography. One of his most renowned …
Interview with Brookly-based writer merritt k about her new publication LAN Party coming out in January by Endre Cserna & Róza Tekla Szilágyi merritt k is a Brooklyn-based Canadian freelance writer, video game designer …
Interview with New York City-based artist Pacifico Silano by Endre Cserna Pacifico Silano, born in 1986 in Brooklyn, NY, is a conceptual artist specializing in lens-based practices. Through his pictorial endeavours, he delves into …
