Zu geschmeidig gestolpert – über die Ausstellung „Kunstwerke“ von Klara Lidén in den KW
07-04-2026 / Anna-Lena Wenzel
Klara Lidén war mir mit ihren Videos aus den 2010er Jahren in Erinnerung geblieben, in denen sie auf Fahrräder eindrescht oder in einem U-Bahnwaggon einen merkwürdigen Tanz zum Fremdschämen aufführt. Ich hatte sie als eine Künstlerin abgespeichert, die in den urbanen Raum interveniert, und war neugierig darauf, wie weiter 
The Garden
08-01-2026 / Cristina Rüesch
I would like to tell you something about the garden today. Not my garden, I don't have a garden. I want to talk about the garden as a concept, about the Garden of Eden, the Garden of Delights, about gardening, about Monet's garden. About the Garden of Death.
Monet loved his garden very much, and he loved gardening. I don't need one weiter
Lobster – A short story of naming.
07-01-2026 / Lulu MacDonald
My grandfather Ira, died a year before I was born. He was a fisherman. Frequenting his boat and spent hours fishing in the bays of Jersey.When I was born, my parents were supposed to call me Polly. I love that name, I feel like I could have been a Polly. It’s a name that makes room for a little girl and a woman. My mum was grieving, and weiter
Potentially yours
21-10-2025 / Katrin Krumm
Ich glaube, ich kann über Begehren nur im Extremen nachdenken. In Anaïs Nins Henry and June habe ich die Stelle unterstrichen, in der sie fragt: „Is the desire for orgies one of those experiences one must live through?“ Diesen Ausdruck kann man nur bewundern. Mich fasziniert ihr Schreiben, und ich bewundere sie dafür, weiter
The Witch’s Awakening
29-08-2025 / Irasema Fernández
One realizes she is a witch when she says something she shouldn’t have said. One realizes it when her words seep like poisonous saliva into the ears of those who control themedia and the official narratives. When the saliva dries on their necks and coils around them like a snake.
One realizes she is a witch also when she knows things she weiter
