For what it’s worth, Part 2: Editor Steph Kretowicz on holding space & how to #keepAQNBalive to close our month-long push for subscriptions Steph Kretowicz, 30 July 2020 features
Between two stars reflects on the end of Gemini season by listening beyond language & embracing emotion for AQNB’s latest mini-compendium aqnb, 14 July 2020 features
Between protest & memorial: On a politics of Indigenous representation in the work of Tony Albert & Barbara McGrady at the Biennale of Sydney Jessyca Hutchens, 6 July 2020 features
The Deep Real: AQNB’s first Artist Statement podcast featuring Katja Novitskova launches a subscription drive in a period of mutual redefinition aqnb, 1 July 2020 features
Big mood: On the analogue past & digital present of ambient music as it moves through moments of crisis in an age of problems too large to scale Jared Davis, 27 May 2020 features
Alma mater: The ambiguous parental parentheses of art institutions from Jessie Bullivant’s pleas to be excused in ‘To Be Announced…’ Kim Modig, 3 December 2019 features
Magical, spiritual, environmental: Hayden Dunham & Katerina Llanes move through the biomes of the microcosmic body in Miami Jean Kay, 19 November 2019 features
#Mindfulling in Eastern Finland: Some thoughts on a lab, an art festival & whether or not Yoko Ono invented C02 Minimalism Kim Modig, 24 September 2019 features
Going through the motions with Kimberly-Klark’s bittersweet final show on the purposelessness of routine while holding ground Alec Recinos, 3 September 2019 features
The pang of cosmic lost-ness: Minh Nguyen responds to Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi’s What My Eyes Behold Is Simultaneous in a letter Minh Nguyen, 27 August 2019 features
As in the plural: Dreams of the queer & of queerness in the alternative future-fictions at The Present Is Not Enough Mika Hayashi Ebbesen, 13 August 2019 features
Class, queers & the avant-garde in new British writing with Caspar Heinemann & Isabel Waidner Isabel Waidner, 25 June 2019 features
Is that all there is? Hovering in the anxious limbo of Sophie Jung’s linguistic performance & installation in The Bigger Sleep Human Poney, 18 June 2019 features
“The new cannot be born”. On the failure to resolve the parallel realities, crises, affinities & alliances of the 58th Venice Biennale TC, 5 June 2019 features
Raving in plain sight: Michele Rizzo’s ‘HIGHER xtn.’ is a techno-infused proposal for the museum space Jade Barget, 14 May 2019 features
A correspondence on an impossible space with Jesse Darling’s ‘unsovereign’ form of social thought in The Ballad of Saint Jerome Kashif Sharma-Patel, 4 February 2019 features
On the materialistic reality of post-internet art & how the 6th Athens Biennale inscribes itself in an aesthetic of standstill Judith Sieber, 17 January 2019 features
Fragmented, reformulated, multifaceted: The ever-shifting body online & its means of articulation in ‘meet space’ for Les Urbaines Jared Davis, 18 December 2018 features
Alone togetherness in the localised global underground of Krakow’s Unsound Festival & its insights into the value of presence Tayyab Amin, 28 November 2018 features
Take yourself to the centre of Otherness: Looking at identity, belonging & representation from the margins at BFMAF Divya Osbon, 5 October 2018 features
