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Greta Thunberg criticizes Israel's actions in Gaza after her detention from the Gaza Flotilla, calling for accountability from world leaders regarding the conflict.
Ian McEwan shares a memorable encounter with Philip Roth in London about his manuscript.
Israel's blockade of heavy equipment into Gaza exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, leaving Palestinians to endure severe living conditions and limited resources.
A Russian strike in Herson kills seven and injures over 50 during Christmas shopping.
The Utter, or Otter Inn, in Sweden offers a unique underwater hotel experience.
Peter Hallward discusses Alain Badiou's Ethics and its relevance to modern democracy.
Ludwig Feuerbach critiques Christianity and influences Marx through his work, Fiery Brook.
Esther Leslie discusses Horkheimer's Critique of Instrumental Reason at Camden Market in London.
Balder Olrik, a Danish artist, uses photography at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris to explore themes of love, mortality, and the human desire for legacy.
Pamela Rosenkranz, a Swiss artist, explores the complexities of human identity and instinct through her conceptual art, challenging perceptions of purity and nature.
ORLAN, a pioneering French artist, challenges societal norms surrounding the body, gender, and religion through her innovative and provocative performances and artworks.
Artist Amie Siegel explores the complexities of cultural ownership and authority through her multifaceted works, revealing unseen structures that shape our environment.
Bruce Mau, a Canadian designer, emphasizes the importance of empathy in design and advocates for a mindset of optimism to address the ecological challenges we face.
Six contemporary artists explore their fascination with outer space, reflecting on themes of identity, mortality, and the intersection of art and science.
Hiroshi Sambuichi, a pioneering Japanese architect, emphasizes sustainable design by harmonizing buildings with nature's elements, creating site-specific structures that enhance their surroundings.
Mexican artist Frieda Toranzo Jaeger critiques capitalism and the Western art canon through her hybrid practice of painting and embroidery, emphasizing art's role in self-reflection.
Icelandic artist Hildigunnur Birgisdóttir transforms discarded plastic objects into thought-provoking sculptures, exploring beauty, utility, and the meaning of existence.
Julian Charrière challenges perceptions of nature and our relationship with it through his art, emphasizing the importance of feeling lost to recalibrate our engagement with the world.
South Korean artist Lee Ufan reflects on his minimalist approach to art, emphasizing the transformative power of the interaction between painted and unpainted elements.
French artist Marguerite Humeau explores the complexities of existence and interconnectedness through her innovative artworks and personal reflections on life and death.
Shirazeh Houshiary, an Iranian-born artist based in the UK, explores existence and interconnectedness through her captivating paintings and sculptures.
Icelandic artist Sigurður Guðmundsson, known for his poetic approach to visual art, emphasizes the need for a new language with each creative work he produces.
The Museum of Nothing challenges the notion of cultural completeness by presenting empty displays that invite visitors to fill the voids with their own narratives.
Bjørn Nørgaard, a Danish artist and architect, emphasizes the profound impact of architecture on social structures and sustainability in his extensive interview.
Claudio Magris reflects on the Mediterranean Sea as a complex symbol of history, love, and contemporary challenges, emphasizing its dual role as a frontier and a bridge.
Danh Vo, a Danish-Vietnamese artist, challenges conventional perceptions of art by using personal objects to create estrangement and provoke critical thought about societal norms.
David Hockney critiques the impact of Photoshop on artistic expression, emphasizing the deeper essence captured in art compared to mere digital replication.
Dennett argues that belief in God is dangerous in this debate featuring New Atheists.
Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto explores the spiritual connection between art and nature, emphasizing the importance of interaction and indigenous wisdom in his immersive sculptures.
Tsuyoshi Tane, a Paris-based architect, emphasizes the importance of collective memory in shaping future architecture through his concept of Archaeology of the Future.
Jeff Wall, a pioneering Canadian photographer, discusses his artistic process and the nature of performance in art during a conversation with Thierry de Duve.
Kiki Smith, a prominent American artist, reflects on her upbringing, artistic philosophy, and the societal perceptions of the body in a candid interview at her New York home.
Laurie Anderson and Hsin-Chien Huang explore the transformative potential of virtual reality in their immersive work 'To the Moon', inviting audiences to experience new perspectives on existence.
Acclaimed writer Lydia Davis reflects on her observations of three cows, exploring their simplicity and existence in contrast to her busy life.
Leidy Churchman, an American painter, explores the limitless possibilities of painting as a medium for expression, identity, and spiritual engagement.
Phyllida Barlow explores the transient nature of sculpture, reflecting on its emotional impact and the significance of fallen monuments in contemporary society.
Reiulf Ramstad, founder of Reiulf Ramstad Architects, emphasizes the importance of location and community in architecture, advocating for designs that respond to their environment.
Reiulf Ramstad, founder of Reiulf Ramstad Architects, emphasizes the importance of location and community in architecture, advocating for pragmatic designs that respond to climate challenges.
Roni Horn explores the multifaceted nature of water through a poignant monologue, intertwining personal reflections with themes of identity, loss, and allure.
Sophie Calle engages in a thought-provoking conversation with a nameless Danish writer about the contrasting motivations behind arranging one's own funeral.
Humans have explored the potential for living in space, examining technological advancements and philosophical questions about existence in the universe.
Prof. Nasir Raza Awan discusses reality and perception through neuroscience and philosophy.
Tom Sachs, an American artist, discusses his unique space program that combines art, storytelling, and bricolage techniques to explore themes of exploration and belief.
Personal strength is explored through the lens of transforming criticism into growth, emphasizing that true potential is unlocked from within.
Alexander Tovborg, a Danish artist, explores spirituality and faith through his monumental works, reflecting on personal loss and the role of art in spiritual quests.
A 17-year-old student at ACS International School questions the limits of conversation in her TEDx talk, asking, "What if we never ran out of things to talk about?"
Gary Miller, owner of the Roundup Saloon in Denton, Texas, reflects on the bar's evolution into a vital safe space for the LGBTQ+ community amid historical challenges.
William Kentridge's immersive installation 'The Refusal of Time' explores the complex interplay of time, colonialism, and human experience through visual and auditory art forms.
