InbetweenArt

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Featured articles from the in-between.

Essays, interviews and photo essays — nine stories on the artists, fairs, cities and ideas shaping contemporary art.

Founders of MEGA: Mattia Pozzoni, Marta Orsola Sironi and Mauro Mattei at Spazio Profumo, MilanArt Fair

Milan’s MEGA Art Fair: Art Beyond the Booths

In a former perfume factory, MEGA’s third edition swaps trade-fair booths for a single curated space — “City of Glass” turns the art market into a cultural statement.

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Large-scale mixed-media work on metal by Alexander AburanemInterview

From Finance to Art. Interview with Alexander Aburanem

No residencies, no group shows — a Master’s in Economics and a past in private banking. Alexander Aburanem cuts, burns and hammers industrial surfaces instead.

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Hypermonalisa, crucifix assembled from toys, beads and plastic trinketsEssay

Kitsch Is the New God: From Bad Taste to Concept

A crucifix fused with children’s toys, ponies and plastic syringes — blasphemy or an invitation back to childhood? On cuteness, camp and why kitsch forgives all.

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Arik Miranda, Forever and a Day — exhibition viewInterview

Minimal Gestures That Capture the Most Intimate Moments

Israeli artist Arik Miranda on drawing inspiration from music, reducing expression to its purest form, and finding his own language in a time of chaos.

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Hollywood, Los Angeles — street sceneEssay

Hollywood Dialogues: How American Cinema Influenced Video Art

Hollywood in 2025 isn’t a place — it’s an artistic medium. On kitsch, the avant-garde, and a hundred years of dialogue between cinema and video art in Los Angeles.

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Portrait of an Israeli on the streets of Jerusalem, by Alina UtrobinaPhoto Essay

Streets of Jerusalem

Photographer Alina Utrobina expresses #standwithIsrael through a series of portraits of Israelis, taken on the streets of Jerusalem.

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Park Min-young as curator Sung Dokmi in Her Private LifeCulture

C-art in K-drama: How Popular Korean TV Series Showcase Contemporary Art

From Nevertheless to Her Private Life — how the Korean cultural tsunami carries contemporary art to an audience of millions.

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Alex Shnaiderman in her studioInterview

Alex Shnaiderman: Organised Chaos of Life

Muted and warm, her oil canvases mimic pastel and hold quiet mundane scenes full of mystical symbolism. A conversation about atmosphere, balance and the everyday.

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Painted factory facade and the wooden Vyksa letters, Vyksa festivalEssay

Second Wind: Art as a Way to Transform the World’s Forgotten Corners

Abandoned factories, neglected districts, urban voids — how art turns blank walls into galleries and ruins into stages, from SoHo to Wynwood to Vyksa.

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