Giovanni Aloi delves into the history and representation of plants in art, advocates for a change in our relationship with the botanical world, and presents an alternative history of art that foreg…

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28.08.2025

Triennale di Milano: what fatberg, compost and soil have to do with inequality – We Make Money Not Art

This year, the Triennale di Milano examines the global issue of inequality through an impressive inquiry encompassing architecture, design, technology, bioscience and data

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09.09.2025

The Colonized & the Atomic Bomb – We Make Money Not Art

The contributors of the magazine convoke Indigenous perspectives from lands that have been exploited for the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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13.09.2025

Ghostly energies, primitive spears and electric gardens at iMAL – We Make Money Not Art

Big Tech monoculture promotes consumerism while obfuscating its social and ecological impact. What does that mean for artists working with digital media ?

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Botanical Revolutions: How Plants Changed the Course of Art – We Make Money Not Art

Triennale di Milano: what fatberg, compost and soil have to do with inequality – We Make Money Not Art

The Colonized & the Atomic Bomb – We Make Money Not Art

Ghostly energies, primitive spears and electric gardens at iMAL – We Make Money Not Art

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