Exhibition: John Akomfrah, ‘Purple’. The Curve, Barbican
British-Ghanaian artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah presents his latest commissioned work, Purple, at The Curve in Barbican Centre. The piece follows on the heels…
Exhibition: Nonhuman Networks
Art Laboratory Berlin is a non-profit exhibition and research platform established in 2006 by the artist Christian de Lutz and the art theoretician Regine…
Redefining Failure in a Technologically Aided Era, by Jung In Jung
[Rebecca Lieberman, Mnemograph, 2016, Artificial Retirement Flux Factory, NYC. Photo credit: Jung In Jung] Herbert Marcuse wrote that the “technological rationalisation” of society and culture rejects…
Exhibition: Mille Kalsmose, ‘Re-sounding Organs’
While the Spanish island of Majorca is known primarily for its sun and sand, it also boasts an impressive artistic community. The largest centre…
Exhibition: Ryoji Ikeda π, e, ø
A new exhibition by Japan’s leading electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda at Almine Rech Gallery in London. His performances and exhibitions…
Exhibition: Maisie Cousins – grass, peony, bum
“Nature is always beautiful and also disgusting” CLOT Magazine drop by the exhibition of Maisie Cousins on its opening night. Cousins is a young photographer…
Exhibition: CSM X CMS: Entangled
A new exhibition by students of the Art and Science MA at Central Sain Martins (CSM) is taking place next week. Nineteen artists took a…
Curators, Interviews, Thinkers
JENS HAUSER, writer and art curator
Art produced by the intersection with science, technology and new media arises from philosophical reflections and specific scientific research. But more importantly, the epistemiological…
Incandescent Artists
MIX Exhibition at Underdog Gallery in London. (Short film produced by CLOT Magazine)
Edward Akrout ‘First Impression’ Solo Show
Following his successful debut London exhibition at Cafe Royal in Spring 2015, Edward has been invited by The Hoxton, Shoreditch to exhibit his artwork in…
Lights of Soho
The use of neon in art is not new. In the 1930s it was used in advertising; but it was in the early 1960s when…
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
RAFAEL GÓMEZBARROS, understanding the society in which we live
My first exposure to Rafael Gómezbarros’s work (Colombia, 1972) was at the Saatchi Gallery’s show ‘Pangaea: New Art from Africa and Latin America’. Rafael was showcasing…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, Interviews
LUCY GLENDINNING, using the human body to provoke the viewer
British artist and poet Lucy Glendinning blends the human figure, poetry, and philosophical questions to create expressive and disturbing sculptures to explore the nature of society….
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
JAN MANSKI, exposing the absurdity of the violence
Surgery steel, apocalypse, mutilations, anatomy, subconscious, experimentation, consumerism, masturbation, pleasure, vanity and hedonism, are some of the words that describe the universe of Jan…