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No. 40 Winter 2025/2026 25.00

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A library of inspiring stories from artists, thinkers, and doers who see the world differently — more than 300 interviews and visual essays at the intersection of life, art, and nature.

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Hoofdredacteur Nicole Ex (rechts) en eindredacteur Sarah Knigge (links) in hun studio in Amsterdam

On Being a Woman in the Arts

Editor’s Letter #38
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Isabella Ducrot

Pretty Brilliant Women in the Arts
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An island of one’s own

An alternative history of women
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Jongsuk Yoon

Pretty Brilliant Women in the Arts
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Self-discipline

‘Reality, rhythm and roots’
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Nature

‘An equal co-creator’
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Collectivism

‘Not driven by ego’
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Animism

‘Reverence for the forest and the river’
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Human vs. machine

‘The hopeless future’
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Metamorphosis

‘Manipulation is timeless’
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Everything for a Little Beauty

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Art Unlimited

Editorial #41
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Asma’s Beauty Case

‘History moves slowly’
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BREAKING #307

‘We are in what passes away’
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BREAKING #306

‘I’m not a performing monkey’
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BREAKING #305

It grew dark, but we didn’t need any light.
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Li’s Forecast #8

Patterns in textile
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Asma’s Beauty Case

‘Who am I actually working for?’
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David Claerbout The Woodcarver and the Forest

There’s No Movement Without Friction

Director David Claerbout on ‘The Woodcarver and the Forest’
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Magdalene Odundo, Untitled #7 (1994)

BREAKING #304

‘If you have not stood face to face with something, it has simply not truly been known by you.’
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BREAKING #303

‘That dizzying, hopeless procession of transformations’
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Judy Chicago, Peeling Back, 1974. Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation Collection. - Judy Chicago, Peeling Back, 1974. Offset fotolithografie op ragpapier, 72,39 × 55,88 cm. Collectie Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation. © Judy Chicago / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Foto © Donald Woodman / ARS, NY. Courtesy of the artist

The Making Of:

Judy Chicago in Amsterdam
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1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Marrakech

Morocco: a playground for progressive art

1-54 in Marrakech
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Smileys van Maria Roosen

Li’s Forecast #7

Solid Energy
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