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🜂 EVERYTHING = 0 + (0 + D) — the beginning of reality’s inner life
18+ hour, 35+ min ago (552+ words) 1. Where we are in the series In the first post, I introduced the basic ontological formula: EVERYTHING = 0 + …...
Six things to see at the 2026 Canberra Art Biennial
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (903+ words) Here are six things worth seeking out. ARI BANAL(E) at The Hyatt Hotel Canberra Presented by Sydney ARI sydenham international, six artist-run initiatives from Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne have transformed hotel rooms into temporary exhibition spaces. Think works spilling across…...
Qom: A province of ancient beacons along historic routes
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (1230+ words) TEHRAN - Scattered across the mountains, plains and historic routes of Qom province, a group of ancient Meels, standalone beacon towers once used to guide travelers and caravans, offers a distinctive glimpse into the history of travel and communication in central…...
Thomasian artists exhibit ‘affordable’ works in first ‘Pili-Pino Art Fair’
1+ week, 6+ day ago (326+ words) MORE THAN 50 Thomasian artists exhibited their works at the first “Pili-Pino Art Fair,” which opened on Aug. 7 at The Peninsula Manila in Makati. Organized by the UST Atelier Alumni Association Inc. (USTAAI), the art fair was mounted to promote Thomasian…...
Your Australian art guide for September 2026 is here
2+ week, 4+ hour ago (1294+ words) From Tracey Moffatt’s newly opened archive in Sydney and Angela Tiatia’s landmark Newcastle survey to Desert Mob in Mparntwe and David Hockney in Canberra, there’s plenty worth travelling for. Here's what's happening in art this September: 10th Edition – 3–6 September 2026 Angela Tiatia:…...
Chances Are
2+ week, 1+ day ago (362+ words) Welcome back, you curtain-calling choreographers! Last week we stood on our mark between concealed and revealed. Our audience may applaud; the scenery might fall over. Will anyone notice we’ve entered from the wrong side of the stage? When a curtain…...