Lemons Gazing at Mount Etna - Lonneke van der Pale research from the imposing Heat Maps

from the imposing Heat Maps of refugee camps on the route to Europe to his most recent works shot in the Amazon rainforest

a conversation about food

Kenneth Frampton’s updated essay frames Kuma’s work in the context of post-war Japan’s flourishing architecture scene and influential figures

from health to (eating) culture and from employment to climate change

intrigued by a cover story about Belmondo in Life magazine

Lemons Gazing at Mount Etna - Lonneke van der Pale research from the imposing Heat MapsAt once a portable exhibition and a living archive, Lemons Gazing at Mount Etna brings together Lonneke van der Palens visual investigations. Premised upon the vernacular of the everyday, Van der Palens magnification of details transforms found objectssuch as a plastic chair or stray shopping baginto the protagonists of material culture. Equally inspired by human actions and our interactions with objects, the publication itself playfully engages the