Blog Archive - See All This

Blog Archive

BREAKING-the-week-column #146

During the covid-19 pandemic, spurred by a need for connection, the weekly art newsletter became two. The Wednesday BREAKING-the-week mail arrived to... continue reading >

An island of one's own

‘This is an alternative history of women – how they found and lost liberty – set in the cold cluster of islands between the Atlantic and the North Sea... continue reading >

The night the ferry came | Editor’s letter See All This #28

‘The sea was mirror smooth. The sky a cloudless dome. The fire in us grew.’ Read the editor's letter by Nicole Ex from the upcoming Winter issue of Se... continue reading >

Ways of Seeing | Interview with David Whyte

This year marks 50 years since the publication of art critic John Berger's Ways of Seeing. The revolutionary tv series and book dissected our approach... continue reading >

Inner circle | Editor’s letter #26

Things that are close by, things that seem far away... there’s a difference. Or rather, an indifference: to the baby chicks rolling off the production... continue reading >

Bacon's obsessions: blood, meat, sex

‘His whole life was a firework show’, Max Porter says about Francis Bacon (1909-1992). For his book Porter inhabited the painter in his last moments,... continue reading >

The most hopeful places on earth | #26 - Salmon Creek Farm

The summer issue of See All This takes you to the 30 most hopeful places on earth, selected by nomadic photographer Iwan Baan. Number 26: The Salmon C... continue reading >

Ancient voices will heal the world of tomorrow | Interview with Julia Watson

She studied sacred places and learned from indigenous communities how to safeguard a landscape against wildfires. Australian-born landscape designer J... continue reading >

The most hopeful places on earth | #4 - The House in Los Rincones

The summer issue of See All This takes you to the 30 most hopeful places on earth, selected by nomadic photographer Iwan Baan. Number 4: The House in... continue reading >

See All This #22 - Curated by Iwan Baan

The summer issue of See All This takes you on a trip around the world. A journey on paper, to be enjoyed from ones own couch, featuring some of the mo... continue reading >

'Circumstances change, people adjust' | Interview with Iwan Baan

A suitcase and a child-buggy are perhaps the perfect symbols of his working life. The Dutch-born photographer Iwan Baan (b. 1975) has spent the last f... continue reading >

One world | Letter from the editor

When architect and fantastical visionary Richard Buckminster Fuller designed a two-dimensional map, plotting the earth’s entire surface in the 1940s,... continue reading >