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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.

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

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.

Inside the Art Matrices

A group exhibition in London exploring the matrix as a curatorial structure.

Inès Trafford Bridges Art History and Cultural Leadership

Art researcher and consultant Inès Trafford is helping shape how artists’ legacies are preserved, connecting archival practice, curatorial research, and new cultural platforms like Cuadra Projects.

Navigating the Digital World; Enrico Dedin on art, technology and the human mind.

Multimedia artist Enrico Dedin brings his cross-disciplinary practice to global audiences, revealing the hidden forces shaping life today.

Inside Julia Brevetti’s Immersive Queens Harbour Work

Toronto artist Julia Brevetti expands into large-scale immersive art with her striking animal portrait installation at Queens Harbour.

Reflecting Reality Through Everyday Cracks

Shuqin Huang on Performance, Feminist Experience, and the Figure of the Witch

Stimulation Arts on Love, Mess, and the Politics of Being Neuroqueer

1883 Magazine sits down with neuroqueer duo Stimulation Arts to talk stimming, spectatorship, and building politicised joy on the dancefloor.

Tingqi Liu: Displacing the Center

Through bio-art, sound, and speculative biology, Tingqi Liu reshapes how we understand life beyond the human perspective, creating immersive works that challenge perception, authorship, and creation itself.
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