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artWednesday, September 30, 2026

Fungi as art, Marie Antoinette doc, and watchmaking subversion

Today's art world is digging into unlikely materials: fungi making music, salvaged Saxony parts making clocks, and a mother's footage making a film. There's a thread of finding the extraordinary in the overlooked, from Beatrix Potter's mushrooms to an Apple-1 computer.

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Fungi and machines

Two projects turn unexpected materials into art, challenging where we look for creativity.

Film and legacy

Documentary and review coverage circles around how artists' personal histories shape their work.

Craft and heritage

From Indian embroidery to Afrobeat's roots, tradition gets reworked for new contexts.

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Tony Allen — The Listening Journey

The final part of the Tony Allen series traces Afrobeat's rhythmic engine back to Guy Warren, Art Blakey, and E.T. Mensah, grounding Allen's innovation in a broader lineage.

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