At Basel Social Club, the Office Becomes a Playground of Anti-Productivity
In an increasingly commodified art world, this is one fair at which creativity doesn't feel dependent on returns and maximization.
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Koyo Kouoh’s Venice Biennale Looks to Ancient Wisdom to Mend a Fractured Present
Again and again, the works return to what is ancient, universal and enduring: symbols, cosmologies and archetypes that precede cultural, national and even linguistic divisions.
The Venice Biennale Announces 111 Artists for Its 2026 Edition, Koyo Kouoh’s “In Minor Keys”
While the selection leans visibly toward institutional, socially engaged and research-based practices, many of the included artists are represented by established galleries and maintain an active presence in the commercial ecosystem.
