ENGLISH ISSUE

Woman’s Grammar in the Dream: When Our Lips Speak Together

“No sur­face holds. No fig­ure, line, or point remains. No ground sub­sists. But no abyss, either. Depth, for us, is not a chasm. With­out a sol­id crust, there is no precipice. Our depth is the thick­ness of our body, our all touch­ing itself. Where top and bot­tom, inside and out­side, in front and behind, above and below are not sep­a­rat­ed, remote, out of touch. Our all inter­min­gled. Without…

27. März 2024
The Queerest Place on Earth

Some­thing hap­pened to queer­ness in the 1990s. Not only did we begin to describe more and more forms of non-nor­ma­tive desire and embod­i­ment as “queer” – with the advent of the inter­net, queer com­mu­ni­ties also became digi­tised. Our knowl­edge and our inti­ma­cy is now unthink­able with­out vast transat­lantic cir­cuits and cor­po­rate filters.

11. März 2024
Birth of the Dream: Friedrich Engels’ The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State (1884)

The close cor­re­la­tion between the emer­gence of pri­vate prop­er­ty and the oppres­sion of women, as pro­posed by Engels, offers an intrigu­ing the­o­ry for under­stand­ing the devel­op­ment of an ear­ly patri­archy and the pro­gres­sion of the patri­ar­chal sys­tem with­in the his­tor­i­cal con­text of Europe. We are com­pelled to won­der whether essen­tial­ism, which ascribes inher­ent dom­i­nance instincts to men and sub­mis­sion instincts to women, pro­vides a valid expla­na­tion for the…

25. Feb­ru­ar 2024
Imagining Dark Continents

The con­cept of the sea—extending infi­nite­ly every­where all the time—and of the islands—sovereign worlds which nonethe­less affect oth­er such islands—emerges as a world struc­ture which becomes a sanc­tu­ary from sin­gu­lar­i­ty to all crea­tures it carries.

17. Feb­ru­ar 2024
2023 Wrapped

In Zahlen und Gefühlen: Der Fer­rars & Fields Jahres­rück­blick 2023.

6. Jan­u­ar 2024
A Sun’s Death in the Ether

“Vio­lence rup­tures the sky in half— It shat­ters every world that’s in the mak­ing of a map of light. I fall fast between drops of blood. With pre­ci­sion I cut into my skin and sev­er the sun from me.”

31. Dezem­ber 2023
Seduta Artistica n.01: Anika Krbetschek

Inti­mate free con­ver­sa­tion between cura­tor Sil­via Rus­so and artist Ani­ka Krbetschek about men­tal health, heal­ing, and the dis­rup­tion of nor­mal­i­ty in the art world.

22. Dezem­ber 2023
It’s (Not) Cool to Be Queer

Does queer appro­pri­a­tion exist? And if yes—how do we address it with­out the risk of gate­keep­ing? On queer endurance and the need to talk.

21. Dezem­ber 2023
Halters

In a world gone void, some peo­ple lit­er­al­ly can­not let go of their trauma—and chan­nel its destruc­tive ener­gy into fight­ing the good fight, meth­ods and costs be damned.

12. Dezem­ber 2023