Filippo Minelli, Contraddictions series (ongoing)The ones I really like are the ones playing with the double meaning: DOUBLE LIFE, MYSPACE. But if they were left by themselves, I supposed I would have found them annoying. Too simple, too propagandesq...

Age is violence. It is violence as in: power, and it is violence as the inevitable overpowering.The women on the pictures from the Perishables series (2004) by Pinar Yolacan wear this age in a way that brings about strong feelings. Disgust? Humiliati...

It might seem innocent.Yes, this is innocence. It is the purity of what happens when the postmodernisms and the camps and the sooavantgardes have made their statements and played their anti-tunes, and yet, we are still there, trying to listen in to...

Take a look at the pictures by Roger Cremers. The series, which won an award at the 2009 World Press Photo, is called Preserving Memory: Visitors at the Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland, 30 April-4 May. No, I will not be writing about...

Make one. Tom Polo created the 2009 B.E.S.T. Contemporary Art Prize for Painting contest. The criteria were typical of the art contests we know. Except for one small point, which stated: eligible entrants are artists born on the 1st February, 1985 and...

I can't get these pictures out of my head. Especially the last one is mesmerizing. Is it peaceful? Mysterious? Haunting? Creepy? Brutal? The mass in the first two paintings that makes up a threatening, or at least disquieting block, is here replaced by...

...cry to this. My Mother, My Son by Mary Frey And another one, less obvious, but no less gorgeous - Bathroom Landscape: Every once in a while the question comes back lurking: are there things that are not to be shown? Or rather: not to be worked...