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Nothing You Can Point At: Elisa Giardina Papa and the Island That Would Not Be Measured
An island erupted in 1831 and vanished before photography existed. Elisa Giardina Papa went to find it, and decided not to film it.
12 August 2026
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A dialogue starts from a real conversation: an interview, a public talk, an exchange between several voices. We record it, transcribe it and edit it, keeping the rhythm of speech and cutting only what repeats. What reaches the page is an edited exchange, with a short introduction that places it in time and space. Here we leave the last word to the voices themselves, so dialogues carry no literary companion. When a dialogue grows out of a public event, we credit the event in full, so that it can be cited.
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15 July 2026
What Remains After the Fall: A Conversation with Eva Sajovic
A Dialogue with Eva Sajovic on empires, ruins, and the things that outlive the structures that contained them. From Yugoslavia to Rome to London, and from the personal to the political to the material. What do we build, and what do we let fall?
13 May 2026
The Art of Not Looking Away: A Conversation on Class, Capital and the Image
Four voices at the ICA. Three American artists and a curator sit in a room on The Mall and talk about what happens when art looks at money, and money looks back. A Dialogue from the preview and artists' talk of Genuine Fake Premium Economy.