Secluded in his studios, he would look hundreds, even thousands of image a day in search of that one visual idea he synthesizes and transfers onto the canvas. Curious about how his teaching approach complements his practice, I met with Bernhard Martin… more »

Last week, I hinted that this question has been bothering me for a while. The word “blog” is celebrating its 20th birthday this year and it’s safe to say the Internet has changed a lot over the past two decades. Having started as a personal web log, the… more »

On a slow Thursday, I would like to share highlights from the conversation with Grace Samboh, the co-teacher of the last week’s curatorial course. We sat down for a cup of coffee on Saturday and chatted about her experience at the Summer Academy.… more »

“I first thought of Charles Baudelaire and his words saying he found the words of his poems in the streets of Paris. It’s a beautiful thought,” said Tony Chakar answering my question about his course. In the third day of his multi-disciplinary class,… more »

Reaching Kiefer Quarry in Fürstenbrunn is not easy. The location is outside of the city, not exceptionally far, but really secluded and without a car it would be difficult to get there. That is why I arranged to ride with Johannes when he was going to… more »