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How to Hack the Future: Rebooting the Spirit of the Early Internet

The Phreaking Collective is a London-based computational art group exploring technology's social impact. Their festival, Can We Start Again, reimagines the collaborative spirit of the early internet through art and

A Beam in the Sky: Visionary British Artist Lights Up Venice With Military-Grade Laser Technology

For seven nights during the 2026 Venice Biennale, Chris Levine’s Higher Power transformed the lagoon skyline into a spectacle of light, technology and collective wonder.

The Self-Taught Photographer Preserving Queer History One Polaroid at a Time

Peter van der Wal, aka The Sinful Son, is the photographer behind Beautiful Creatures, a Polaroid series of queer nightlife turning fleeting dance floor encounters into a raw record of

Exploring Synthetic Realities: A Solo Exhibition by Engin Demir

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Art of the Game: How Baseline Bond is redefining tennis culture at Indra Gallery 

Baseline Bond brought together tennis, art and London’s creative scene for Art of the Game at Indra Gallery, a new event series exploring how sport can exist beyond competition and

Tracey Emin’s Powerful Return Takes Over Tate Modern

At Tate Modern, Tracey Emin: A Second Life presents an intimate, unfiltered survey of the artist’s work. We spoke with curator Alvin Li about Emin’s evolution, resilience, and enduring belief

1883 Magazine’s Ultimate Guide to the 61st Venice Biennale

From must-see pavilions to the biggest debates rippling across the lagoon, Minerva Collective founder Ceyda Ulaşan joins 1883 to break down the standout shows, boldest curatorial moves, and defining moments

The Exhibition Reframing Turandot’s Story at the Venice Biennale

Presented during the 61st Venice Biennale, TURANDOT: To the Daughters of the East reinterprets Giacomo Puccini’s Princess of Ice as a symbol of autonomy and resilience through the work of

How Clinton Pugh Backed Sacha Jafri Before the $62M Breakthrough

Renowned restaurateur and collector Clinton Pugh shares the story of his rare early Sacha Jafri works, now released via Chiaroscuro to support vital addiction recovery centres.

How Ceyda Ulaşan is Redefining Art One Dinner Table at a Time

1883 chats with Minerva Collective founder Ceyda Ulaşan on bridging classical heritage and contemporary art across generations.

Noemi Iten’s Approach to Building Brands That Last

Swiss strategist Noemi Iten on shaping brands across Prada, Miu Miu and Chromasonic, building systems rooted in culture, clarity and long-term thinking.

When Everything Slows down: Recalibrating Perception

Next-Gen Artist Louise Wan Turns Machines Into Art at London’s LumiNoir.

From teddy bears to autonomous machines, Louise Wan explores repetition, human fatigue, and the hidden systems of capitalism.

Reclaiming Female Agency: Deborah De Robertis’s art against the male gaze.

From provocative performances to artistic influences, Deborah De Robertis speaks on confronting power, gender, and tradition in art.

Echoes in Dust: Roseline Zhang’s Embodied Painting at Asylum Chapel

At Asylum Chapel, Roseline Zhang’s Echoes in Dust turns painting into a physical encounter, where movement, memory, and emotion unfold across a shifting surface shaped by body, space, and time.

Inside Liviu Alexa’s Garage: Balkan Art Without Permission

"Let's burn prejudice!" — inside the garage and the strange mind of Liviu Alexa, a rising star of contemporary Balkan art.
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