In this episode of Forms of Life, Creative Time’s Chief Curator Nato Thompson speaks with Anton Vidokle, artist and co-founder of the international art network e-flux, about alternative economies, the mutability of money and the prospects for a new “.art” Internet domain.  More

With its parliament dissolved for the third time in less than a year, Kuwait is mired in a deep political crisis. As politicians face allegations of accepting bribes worth hundreds of millions of dollars, Kuwaiti artist Monira Al Qadiri looks at her country’s history of corruption.  More

On October 1, Georgians went to the polls for parliamentary elections, deciding between the president’s United National Movement Party and the opposition Georgian Dream coalition, led by a billionaire art collector new to politics, Bidzina Ivanishvili.  More

In Spain, anti-austerity protests are intensifying and demonstrators in Catalonia are demanding independence in unprecedented numbers. Here, Liam Gillick suggests Spain represents a unique micro-model of the entire European crisis.  More

Syrian artist Jaber Al Azmeh speaks to the dangers of using the label “civil war” instead of “revolution” when discussing the ongoing crisis in Syria.  More