‘The Breath of a House is the Sound of Voices Within,’ takes its title from the words of American artist and architect John Hejduk. The quotation sets the thematic tone…[read on]
In the era of techno-feudalism, one’s fortune is dictated by mastery of the algorithm. Patents, copyrights and know-how serve as the protective walls of modern citadels, shielding the…[read on]
The exhibition ‘this is perfect, perfect, perfect’ at Kreuzberg Kunstraum, on view as part of this year’s transmediale, reflects on the indelible presence of online narratives and the non-stop…[read on]
‘On Rape – And Institutional Failure’ is the second chapter of a long-term research project called ‘A History of Misogyny,’ started by Laia Abril in 2014 to rigorously investigate the modus…[read on]
Karim Aïnouz’s exhibition ‘BLAST!’ taps into this feeling, stirring up a sense of wonder for days gone by through a collection of personal photographs and mundane items…[read on]
The curators of ‘Non-Specific Objects’ at Capitain Petzel selected artists whose work actively counters this hegemonic universal promoted by Judd. Through abstraction and…[read on]
The title of Berlin-based duo Elmgreen & Dragset’s current exhibition at Kunsthalle Praha—‘READ’—is both a worthy suggestion and, in its contemporary pop cultural usage, a kind of benign…[read on]
‘Disorder’ is a retrospective of sorts, presenting a selection of works dating from 2008 to the present in an immersive, site-specific setting. For this exhibition, Reyle revisited Abstract…[read on]
At Pirelli HangarBicocca’s cavernous, industrial exhibition space, Thao Nguyen Phan’s works—videos, installations, drawings and paintings—bring a certain poetic softness…[read on]
‘— USSYPHILIA’ is Juliana Huxtable’s largest solo exhibition in Europe to date and dissects her usual wheelhouse of themes, from queerness and sexualised bodies…[read on]
Suah Im’s solo exhibition ‘Entropy’ at Galerie Eigen+Art Lab in Berlin invites visitors into the depths of self-exploration and existential introspection…[read on]
In an act of reclaiming these myths of the past that still live and breathe today, the group exhibition ‘The Laugh of the Medusa’ at EKKM in Tallinn, Estonia, takes its title from a…[read on]
