Travelling through the Northern mountains of Italy, writer Lorenzo Graf payed a visit to the newly launched cultural program of GAMeC—Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo. In a close-up onto the work of German-Iraki artist Lin May Saeed (1973–2023), centerpoint of the parcours, Graf reflects on the project’s title and conceptual intent "Thinking Like a Mountain". Read his thoughtful examination of Saeed’s animal and human depictions our review. [Review in German]

In our latest review, Lorenzo Graf looks for traces of melancholy in the artistic works of this year's 9th Biennale Gherdëina in Val Gardena, South Tyrol. The author asks how some of the works reflect critically on ecological processes in relation to human presence and ecotourism - particularly in the context of a biennial in the midst of nature.

This year’s Biennale of Graphic Arts in Ljubljana reaches back to its origins and early aspirations, Lorenzo Graf and Zishi Han tell us. Their tour of the 35th edition was marked by a precisely curated collection of prints tracing transnational and generational bonds. Read their thoughts on the relational and militant capacities of printmaking, and the challenges faced by community-based practices in a rapidly gentrifying capital.

Artist Alice Morey and curator Lorenzo Graf in conversation about her latest solo ‘Every Breath You Take’ at Hošek Contemporary, Berlin.