The files for the archive project ARK are nearly all gathered. What’s next? While several steps remain, it feels like we’ve reached a...

While updating Nil Yalter's archive inventory this week, I was struck by an aspect of my archiving project that I had perhaps never fully...

The inspiration for this article came from our project coordinator, Rossana Miele, specifically from an episode of the “ Art and...

As a contemporary art archivist, I remain a "sponge," as, I mentioned in my last blog. I am not in a hurry, nor do I chase after things;...

For me, constituting an archive goes far beyond the mere act of scrutinising the past. This process reminds me of Walter Benjamin's...

This week, while conducting research online, I stumbled upon "Anarchive," a contemporary art archival initiative that resonates deeply...

For about a month now, the Archivorum team has been curating a bibliography dedicated to “dynamic archives“ with the aim of creating a...

The Archivorum team was back at the Antonio Ratti Foundation to present our project. This time, we enjoyed warm and sunny weather. Our...

I would like to share with you a significant moment from last week. But before that, let me tell you about “Treasures of Times“...

During my recent stay in Venice, two moments particularly stood out to me: the first being the opportunity to experience Nil’s...

It has now been more than six months since we commenced the project. Although I am reasonably satisfied with our accomplishments thus...

After several months of anticipation, I finally had the opportunity to visit the Venice Biennale. I didn’t make the same mistake as two...

While browsing through my emails, I stumbled upon an announcement for a conference presented by the McCord Museum in Montreal, led by...

On May 29th, I headed to Charles-de-Gaulle Airport with my small suitcase, ready to catch a flight to Milan. The prospect of returning to...

On May 30th, the Ab Anbar gallery in London will debut “THE STORY BEHIND EACH WORD MUST BE TOLD“ a new monographic exhibition around...

Diana Quinby’s VHS tapes have been converted to MP3 format, and I (finally!) received them this week. Diana is undoubtedly a bearer of...

Being outside of Paris during these past few days, I haven’t had the chance to see Nil this week. For those following this blog, you’ve...

Upon waking one morning, I was thrilled to discover an email from the art historian Diana Quinby in my inbox. Ah, what a pleasant...

After months of palpable anticipation, the momentous day has finally arrived: Saturday April 20th, Nil was awarded the prestigious...

I would like to begin a series entitled “Thinking the Archive“ From time to time, I’ll delve into the notion of the “archive“ as...