Tank Magazine Podcast

In Montreal, the 19th edition of the MOMENTA Art Biennale, an aerial view provides a key perspective over an art world mediated by technology and, perhaps, uncertain of where it stands.

In Lithuania, a giant Tony Soprano co-exists with crumbling post-Soviet architecture. At the installation Ferma by Gabija Grušaitė, Sofia Hallstrom asks: what can hoarding teach us about memory, resilience and transgenerational inheritance?

Drifting away from the African continent over 160 million years ago, Madagascar evolved in almost complete isolation, making it a vast petri dish of unparalleled biodiversity. Exploring the island by boat, helicopter and perilous trek, Masoud Golsorkhi reveals Madagascar’s animal and human histories.

In the Gulf of Chiriquí, blue-footed boobies and Halloween crabs help to make Islas Secas some of Panama’s most extravagantly wild isles. Nell Whittaker reports.

Jeremy King, London's most stylish restaurateur, has built a career marked by high-stakes gambles and a resounding spirit of generosity. On the site of his latest venture at Simpson’s in the Strand, he spoke to TANK about what gives a restaurant its soul.