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News from the Collective
Digital Diogenes or If I stay Here, Something Precious in Me Will Die
It’s been a long time since images stopped being sacred. They are simply one of the millions of scraps in which I melt. I am everywhere and everything that can be. And yet I am in a place: this sort of cage called identity, built of fake nostalgia and estrangement from myself. And if I […]
Fanon & Democracy
Frantz Fanon is most often read as a thinker of colonial violence, racial domination and revolutionary rupture. But what happens if we attend instead to the Fanon concerned with creation, popular participation, self-management and the capacity of peopl…
Metrons & Logons: Morgane Billuart in Conversation with Matthew Johnstone
Metrons and Logons brings together Matthew’s recent series of photographic works with display structures made by eva duerden. The images move between recognisable objects and architecturally processed surfaces, reminding us of objects we used to consider technical, while acknowledging their obsolescence. The longer one looks, the less clear that designation of time becomes. The result […]




