Inês Vasconcelos
Photography and visual culture
Inês Vasconcelos writes on photographers, photobooks and exhibition photography from Lisbon. Co-edits a small biannual journal on Iberian image-makers.
The Vital Intersection: Health, Technology and Art at UC Davis
A UC Davis exhibition explores how art mediates the complex interfaces of health and technology, inviting audiences into a space where creative expression meets critical inquiry.
Emerging Voices in Print: Political Expression at The Print Center
The Print Center's *America Today* exhibition highlights printmaking's role in activism and cultural dialogue during social unrest.
Art Basel's Preview-Free Initiative: A Shift in Fair Dynamics
Art Basel's decision to eliminate VIP previews fosters an environment of inclusivity and spontaneity, recalibrating the roles of artists, galleries, and collectors within the art market.
Cultural Reflections: Art and Memory in Contemporary Exhibitions
Contemporary artists intertwine personal history with collective narratives, forging deeper connections between art and life.
Shifting Lanes: How Nike and Adidas Redefine Sportswear Strategies
Amid changing consumer preferences and global events, major sportswear brands are pivoting to embrace innovation, sustainability, and cultural relevance.
Can Luxury Skincare Revive Big Beauty?
With consumers gravitating towards premium formulations, legacy beauty brands see potential in the luxury skincare boom to reclaim market relevance.
Through Garry Trudeau’s Panels: The Shifting Shape of Political Satire
A biography of Garry Trudeau highlights how his comic strip, *Doonesbury*, reshaped the role of satire in public discourse from the 1970s to today.
Winners of Smithsonian’s 23rd Annual Photography Contest
The 23rd Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photography Contest winners showcase a diverse range of visual storytelling, offering a layered portrait of contemporary photographic practice.