The Index

Can Architecture Triennials Really Make a Difference for Their Host Cities?

The Index
Read more

The Artist Recasting the Witch as a Feminist Symbol of Resistance

The Index
Read more

Discover Nail Art… But Not As You Know It

The Index
Read more

Ten Years, Five Designers: Exploring Elephant’s Ever-Evolving Graphic Identity

The Index
Read more

Fresh Portrayals and Family Scenes in the Paintings of Joy Labinjo

The Index
Read more
I Magma & I Magma App, co-commissioned by Serpentine Galleries and Moderna Museet, 2019. Photograph: Prallan Allsten/Moderna Museet

Can These Head-Shaped Lava Lamps Predict Your Future?

The Index
Read more

Chen Fei Playfully Injects Chinese Culture into the Western Canon 

The Index
Read more
Terence Koh’s Bee Chapel at Andrew Edlin gallery, New York

Why Human Beings Should Be More Like Bees

The Index
Read more

Toxic Masculinity Gets a Makeover Courtesy of Iranian Artist Orkideh Torabi

The Index
Read more

Is Trailblazing Architect and Designer Charlotte Perriand a Feminist Icon?

The Index
Read more

Why Singing Is So Important to This Turner Prize Nominee

The Index
Read more
Thea Gvetadze, Becoming Thea Merlani, 2018

How Young Women Can Seize the Moment and Claim Their Power

The Index
Read more

Why Oppression Doesn’t Always Look Dark and Formidable

The Index
Read more

Julia Ducournau’s Raw Speaks to the Horror in All of Us

The Index
Read more
Compost Daddy (2018) by Annie Mackinnon. Image courtesy the artist and New Contemporaries

How New Contemporaries Predicted Many of British Art’s Biggest Names

The Index
Read more

Seth Price Has Always Stayed Ten Steps Ahead of the Internet

The Index
Read more

Farley Aguilar’s Nightmarish Visions Force Us to Face Dark Social Realities

The Index
Read more

This Artist Has Been Fuelling the Feminist Fire for Decades

The Index
Read more

The British Artist Tackling the Long, Dark Shadow of Colonialism

The Index
Read more
Merce by Merce by Paik: Part One: Blue Studio: Five Segments 1975-1976. Part of Merce by Merce by Nam June Paik. In collaboration with Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham, and Shigeko Kubota. Music: John Cage, David Held. Host: Russell Connor Courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York

How Nam June Paik Predicted the Internet, Influencers and YouTubers

The Index
Read more
Lars Jans, Untitled, 2014. Courtesy of the artist and Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles. Photo by Michael Underwood

Sonic Anthropocene: Can Sound and Video Art Take On Climate Change?

The Index
Read more
Slope. 2019

Amy Steel Visualizes Female Eroticism With Bunnies and Boobs

The Index
Read more

Reflecting the Self: Mirrors in Contemporary Art

The Index
Read more

Honey & Bunny: Scalpels and Sustainability

The Index
Read more