MANIFESTO

#61

ART NOW

TINA BARNEY

2020.07.07

Photography TINA BARNEY

How he created, through his photographs, the sense of perdition that we experienced during the Pandemic.

Drowning.
The Boat House.
The drive-in.

These photographs are about a situation we have been put in that is beyond our wildest imaginations. The confinement, separation from loved ones, the unknown, has created a sense of timelessness and displacement. Fortunately, it has also forced us to rethink every inch that we’ve taken for granted and made us value the substance of our lives like never before.

 

 

– Tina Barney

JUERGEN TELLER

EVERYTHING TOGETHER

2023.09.18

Juergen Teller shared with us an intimate and personal view of his photography, how his love and relationship with his wife Dovile is the impetus from which the research for all his work begins.

INTERVIEW

VALENTINA BELLÈ

2023.09.15

What made me fall in love was the feeling that on stage anything was possible. […] Perhaps somewhere in the act of acting I feel immortal.

MENELAOS KARAMAGHIOLIS

MOVING PICTURE

2023.09.14

Menelaos Karamaghiolis talks about his personal and working relationship with the artistic practice he has undertaken, that of filmmaking and more specifically the moving image. Through his words we are transported inside a seemingly distant and different world.

MUSE TALK

KIKO MIZUHARA

2023.09.14

I took the opportunity to reconnect with myself. I made the conscious decision to pursue jobs that genuinely excited me and allowed me to cultivate true passion.

FROM THE MAGAZINE

LILY STOCKMAN

2023.09.14

It’s fundamental to my existence being able to grow and watch things grow in the soil. If I weren’t a painter I’d be a gardener. […] I’m like a magpie. I’m just stealing ideas straight from nature. There’s nothing original about the colors.