Art

Crisis at the Royal Academy—what went wrong?

Contemporary artists like Frida Kahlo and Banksy use heart imagery to explore themes of love, pain, and societal commentary, offering fresh interpretations that resonate with modern audiences.

From imperial colonial conquests to the remapping of the region by contemporary artists

Paola A. Sanchez is a visual artist living in London reclaims ‘eating’ as a system of communication, a signifier of identity, belonging, and memory.

critique of unpaid labor vs. IRL (Berlin funding cuts etc.)

From Issue 5—Rose of Venus— Summer 2023 (Archive), co-edited with Hanna Horn. Researchers and dramaturgs Ana Vujanovic and Bojana Cvejic in conversation Anastasia Kolas

From Issue 5—Rose of Venus— Summer 2023 (Archive), co-edited with Hanna Horn. Multimedia artist Christiane Huber and artist and activist Kasia Hertz in conversation with Nacre editor Anastasia Kolas

From Issue 5—Rose of Venus— Summer 2023 (Archive), co-edited with Hanna Horn

From Issue 5—Rose of Venus—Summer 2023 (Archive), co-edited with Hanna Horn. Diary notes and a personal essay. In English/Russian

From Issue 4—General Public — Summer 2020 (Archive) Edna Bonhomme, Moritz Gansen and Sara Morais dos Santos Bruss met for a ‘theory conversation' loosely centered around the theme of the issue.

From Issue 4—General Public — Summer 2020 (Archive) We discuss WIP of “Unrest”, based on Peter Kropotkin’s time in the Jura mountains, where he meets the workers from the local watchmaking factory

From Issue 4—General Public — Summer 2020 (Archive), in English/Russian

From Issue 2—Acid Reflux—Summer 2019 (Archive) The interview by Katherine Rutkevich and translated by Anastasia Kolas, with some editorial adjustment by Slavs and Tatars.

Issue 1—We Regret To Inform You—Winter 2019 (Archive): An anonymous collective Klairefontaine reviews an art show