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Recent articles
In support of ornament: New York’s Super Dutchess exalts in the impish tease of our infinite smallness with its God Is in the Details group show
Magical storytelling & mementos for a lost season in the Midsummer Rose group exhibition
OK, Millennial: blackwinterwells & 8485 on exploring a universal experience in their own specific way for AQNB’s Heavenly Creatures compendium
Love, chaos & animal kitsch in the hyperactive duo exhibition of Chris Lloyd & Sara Yukiko Mon
Odete chronicles her upbringing with a transmaterialist perspective on ‘A letter to the spirits’
Sitting on the Bus: Coby Sey talks CURL & his transportive post-grime sound of South East London on AQNB’s Artist Statement podcast
oakscreen’s ‘hibernate’ mixes lofi-inspired mania with melancholy on AQNB’s Heavenly Creatures compendium
Aftermath, again: Oxhy on the next world-ending cataclysm & an attempt at hopeful ‘new folk’ on his debut album Woodland Dance
Eerie surrounds, pandemic gothic & collective delirium in the SHOOCK! L’Estasi di Sinto, Jacqueline e Mara group show presented by merzbau
Endgame recounts anguish & familial loss with Yayoyanoh on the industrial abyssal beats of ‘Barbed Heart’
Let the hot glue drip: Yein Lee on the unknown possibilities of her corporeal junk forms for 3hd Festival’s Symbiotic Agencies
Alejandra Muñoz drops AQNB’s Heavenly Creatures cover with words on the online-but-intimate imaginary of a world without touch
Revisiting the wintry imagination & fantasy atmosphere of the Phantasmagoria offsite show at a snowcapped Bavarian castle
Dadras shares ‘Irrational Ham Gobbler’ with a few words on his latest records & inquiry into environmental realities
Kelman Duran shares the dissociative & up-tempo rhythms of ‘Babu Frik’ for the debut Promesses compilation Promesses Vol. 1
