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Ahead of Zero 10's second edition at #ArtBaselMiamiBeach, get to know the initiative's lead curator Karen Archey. Featuring 19 projects by 21 galleries and platforms, this year's presentation is titled 'Generation'. Speaking about the exhibiton's title, Archey said 'It points towards a productive double meaning: to 'generation' as the computational process through which images, forms, and experiences are produced, and to a new generation of artists reckoning with the systems and imaginaries of the digital age." Learn more and get your Art Basel Miami Beach tickets: artbasel.com/miami-beach/zer…

We often say there aren’t enough thoughtful collectors in this space, but in the four years since I joined, I’ve met some of the most curious and passionate collectors I’ve ever known. They’re not only building collections, but researching, preserving and helping shape how digital art’s history is told. I loved this conversation, and I’m so grateful for the time and knowledge these collectors share so generously 🙏🏾

Badenoch, Braverman and others are telling us we owe no apology for slavery and colonialism, and are even suggesting we should be proud of our imperial past. It's an utterly disgraceful failure to understand history, or the world we live in today. This isn't just about atrocities committed centuries ago. It's about the global economic system built on extraction, exploitation and the concentration of wealth and power. A system whose injustices persist to this day. Countries rich in natural resources, yet their people trapped in poverty. Nations burdened by debt, forced to choose between servicing it and funding healthcare or education. Wealth that continues to flow from some of the poorest nations to the richest. And we're supposed to be proud??? We don't just owe an apology. We owe a fundamental change in how the world works. Debt justice. Fair trade. Economic self-determination. Regenerative development that builds prosperity for people and restores our planet. Not charity. Not paternalism. Not another century of exploitation tarted up as development. It's not enough to acknowledge what happened in the past while continuing to benefit from the same patterns of exploitation today. If we're serious about putting things right, we need to change the way the global economy works. And that starts with giving countries genuine control over their own resources, economies and futures.

Channelling our inner Super Trouper to start the week off. #MondayMotivation 🌟🩵💪 #MammaMiaMusical #MammaMiaLondon

Massively underrated interior design flex The sunken bathtub

This !! And I always love how ancient Egyptians celebrated exactly who they were in art they left whole world to see ..

The Phoenix Symphony’s final concert before its season suspension was on November 1. With 66 musicians facing unpaid layoffs, their “Face the Music” campaign shares the personal stories behind the crisis. Read more at moto-perpetuo.com/phoenix-sy…

Time does not turn stolen property into rightful ownership. What was taken through slavery and colonialism still remains stolen.

Today we announce a landmark global partnership of the leading contemporary cultural institutions @MuseumModernArt @mplusmuseum & @CentrePompidou. This cultural alliance, founded in collection sharing, research collaboration, & synergistic bridges between the institutions may stand as a guiding example to the art community and to the world.