Ana Vukadin is an arts and culture writer based in Jesi, Italy. Her writing has appeared in the FT Weekend Magazine, Frieze, ArtReview, Mothertongue, Artnet, ArtAsiaPacific, and Artforum among others. Raised in a Yugoslavian household, her writing often explores art concerned with diasporic thought, ecologies, feminism, and motherhood. Ana received an MA in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a BA in History of Art (Asia & Africa) from SOAS. Previously based in London, she now lives in the Italian countryside experimenting with permaculture projects.
‘WEAVING IS HUMAN’ at Museo delle Civiltà, Rome recontextualises the museum collection’s often fraught history along the lines of an artist finding late acclaim
A vast exhibition of the Belgian artist’s immersive work evokes the permeability of indoor and outdoor space through a focus on the fragility of the built environment
In MAXXI’s Bigger than Myself: Heroic Voices from Ex-Yugoslavia, 60 artists draw on the emancipatory potential of their history, investing it with resistance to current reactionary forces
