John Coplans & Michael Schmidt – The Lingering Drama of the Body
This exhibition brings together the work of two artists who’s photographic oeuvres challenge normative representations of the human body... Read more
Displays
Sarah Kürten – under the illusion of structureless splendor
In Kürten’s exhibition under the illusion of structureless splendor, the subjects of ‘Twen’, generational division, and repetition are all... Read more
Katja Mater — Time is an Arrow, Error
Two clock-faces are staring at each other. They are two sides of one thing, as different as they are... Read more
Nick Doyle – Nowhere
Stems Gallery is pleased to announce “Nowhere”, an exhibition of new sculptures by the Brooklyn–based artist Nick Doyle. Nick... Read more
Marta Soul – Tras las huellas de Corín
Marta Soul presents her latest series entitled Tras las huellas de Corín (in the footprints of Corin) around the... Read more
Not Vital – IR
The Museum der Moderne Salzburg is dedicating Not Vital’s first institutional solo exhibition in Austria. The extensive monographic show... Read more
Michelle Dizon and Việt Lê – White Gaze
“In White Gaze, artist and filmmaker Michelle Dizon works with an archive of National Geographic magazines to explore the... Read more
Torey Thornton – Does productivity know what it’s named, maybe it calls itself identity?
Hi, hey, hello, thank you for looking and giving and reading, absorbing. I just wanted to place more raw... Read more
Axel De Marteau – Sally
For the past years, the work of Axel De Marteau focuses on relationships between humans and nature and the... Read more
Paranoia Strikes Deep
The Group Show Paranoia Strikes Deep combines works by artists Talia Chertrit, Andy Hope 1930, JPW3, Henning Strassburger, Alexandra... Read more
Nicoline van Harskamp — My Name is Language
My Name Is Language (2020) explores the key tenets of artist Nicoline van Harskamp’s research and practice, such as... Read more
Ieva Kraule-Kūna & Elīna Vītola
Artist Crisis Center II: Tact Gear – The Space Conductors Are Among Us – Part 5
Under the title Tact Gear you will find a portable version of Artist Crisis Center – a physical manifestation... Read more
Nanna Sofie Reseke — The Other Side of the Street
In the building across this street once lived a man, until one day he was gone. Read more
Reijiro Wada – Embraced Void
The exhibition brings together works from three distinct, but related series which point to various philosophical, sociological, and art... Read more
Diana Tamane — Flower Smuggler
„Diana Tamane uses something as personal as family to say something public, close to a narration on something as... Read more
Andrew Grassie – Still Frame
Entitled ‘Still Frame’ the exhibition includes 24 new paintings. Both title and number of paintings obliquely acknowledge the conceptual affinity to... Read more
The L.i.P. Collective — Feminist Findings
Feminist Findings is the collective research of twenty-six womxn and non-binary people on histories of feminist publishing. The L.i.P. Collective—short... Read more
Why do birds suddenly appear?
Galerie Martin Janda presents the group exhibition Why do birds suddenly appear? featuring seven artists who use cinematic codes... Read more
Samba Shiva: The Photographs of Sambasiva Rao Patchineelam
Brazilian artist Vijai Patchineelam commemoratively reimagines the momentous journey from Andhra Pradesh to Rio de Janeiro undertaken by his... Read more
Laure Prouvost – Re-dit-en-un-in-learning CENTER
For Laure Prouvost’s first solo exhibition in London since joining Lisson in 2017, the artist has repurposed the gallery... Read more
Catalina Lozano — The Cure
In The Cure, Lozano writes about encounters and experiences that mediate the boundary between life and death, in order... Read more
Mounir Fatmi – The Song of the Children All Gone
After the Setouchi Triennale in 2016, during which Mounir Fatmi was asked to develop a project connected to the... Read more
Franziska Brandt & Moritz Grünke — KAKO — Enters the moon museum
KAKO — Enters the moon museum is a bookwork in memoriam to the to polish avant-garde sculptor Katarzyna Kobro (1898–1951)... Read more
Christian García Bello – Pongo mi pie desnudo en el umbral
Pongo mi pie desnudo en el umbral —translated to English as “I put my bare foot on the threshold”— is... Read more
Lisa Sudhibhasilp and Rudy Guedj — No thanks, I’m just looking
Born out of her fascination for shop displays, Lisa Sudhibhasilp imagined an exhibition in a hardware store. Improvising a... Read more
Jenna Westra – Afternoons
Between shoots, Jenna Westra writes down lists of directions she would like to explore with the models she photographs... Read more
Dorothy Iannone — A Cookbook
A Cookbook is a facsimile of artist Dorothy Iannone’s emotionally and sexually charged recipe book created in 1969. Full... Read more
Belén Uriel – ANTES, DESPUES, AYER, MIENTRAS, AHORA
MADRAGOA presents ‘Antes, despues, ayer, mientras, ahora’, the second solo exhibition by Belén Uriel at the gallery. Read more
Melissa Gordon — A Gesture Is A Liquid
A Gesture Is A Liquid is an artist book which gathers models, mock-ups and digital drawings which form the basis... Read more
Stephan Blumenschein – The Space Conductors Are Among Us
In his first solo show in the Netherlands, Stephan Blumenschein (NL/AT) continues his study of the exhibition space at... Read more
Aikaterini Gegisian — Handbook of the Spontaneous Other
Composed of a series of 59 collages, in Handbook of the Spontaneous Other Aikaterini Gegisian playfully recontextualises images from... Read more
Short Memory
The exhibition Short Memory, curated by Ory Dessau, presents a selection of works by artists whose practice follows, imitates,... Read more
Heide Hinrichs — Morning Change
Morning Change is a book on movement, location and nomadism in the oeuvre of Heide Hinrichs. The publication brings... Read more
Sedimentations: Brushing History Against the Grain
This exhibition, curated by Noit Banai, focuses on contemporary artistic practices that give form, voice, and shape to diverse... Read more
Dries Segers — FUNGI
The publications new skin/Levitations and FUNGI find common ground in the way they connect with non-human actors and try... Read more
Allan McCollum – Everything is Going to be OK
During the summer, Galerie Thomas Schulte presented in the gallery’s Corner Space Everything is Going to be OK, an... Read more
Hannah De Meyer — new skin/levitations
The publications new skin/levitations and FUNGI find common ground in the way they connect human and non-human actors and... Read more
Martin Kähler – Campo
“WHEN I STATE THAT I AM AN ANARCHIST, I MUST ALSO STATE THAT I AM NOT AN ANARCHIST IN... Read more
Eva Leitolf — POSTCARDS FROM EUROPE 03/13
In her work Postcards from Europe Eva Leitolf examines the ways Europe, and specifically, the European Union, deals with... Read more
Nico Krijno — How To Leave Your Body Behind
How To Leave Your Body Behind, a playful monograph by Nico Krijno is both carefully structured and completely non-linear. Read more
Kaz Oshiro: 96375
Nonaka-Hill is pleased to present “Kaz Oshiro: 96375”, featuring selected works from 2003 to 2020. Read more
Hille / Essipowitsch
Founded in 2015 out of the sense of visual kinship, the collaboration of the artist duo Hille / Essipowitsch... Read more
Anton Wilhelm Amo – THE FACULTY OF SENSING Thinking With, Through, and
With THE FACULTY OF SENSING – Thinking With, Through, and by Anton Wilhelm Amo, Kunstverein Braunschweig has worked in close cooperation with Bonaventure Soh... Read more
Stéphanie Lagarde – IRIS
IRIS by Stéphanie Lagarde appears as a series of three artist publications. Each publication of this fascinating conceptual work... Read more
John Miller – An Elixir of Immortality
The Schinkel Pavillon is pleased to present An Elixir of Immortality – a long overdue Berlin survey of the... Read more
Maria Kapajeva — Dream is Wonderful, Yet Unclear
Dream is Wonderful, Yet Unclear by Maria Kapajeva is a multi-layered, multidisciplinary story about the relationship between collective and... Read more
possibilities on paper
possibilities on paper is a conceptual exhibition, curated by Luisa Schlotterbeck, that does not show works in the classic... Read more
Alejandro Cartagena — We Love Our Employees
In the images of We Love our Employees everything was wonderful. You’ll notice a palpable beauty, healthy bodies, nice... Read more
Larry W. Cook – Fatherhood
Larry W. Cook’s socially critical work includes photography, video, and conceptual art. It examines African American identity, racial relations,... Read more
Stephanie Kiwitt — Máj/My
On the Národní Třída (Avenue of the Nation) in Prague stands a department store that opened in 1975. Until the... Read more
Calla Henkel and Max Pitegoff
In my eyes, the core of Calla and Max’s work is the idea of community and shared experience. It... Read more
Heinz Peter Knes (ed.) — The Process of World Revolution from Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels to the Present
In 1986, four double-stelae were erected in Berlin as a part of the Marx-Engels-Forum, which display 144 photographs, showing... Read more
Zheng Bo – The Soft and Weak Are Companions of Life
Historically, in most of Western principles, values, and rights, the human species always occupies the main role. Marginalizing the... Read more
Elisa van Joolen — PORTAL
PORTAL is a research project initiated by Elisa van Joolen, that explores the economic, social and emotional value of clothing... Read more
Chantal Akerman – Passages
In the summer of 2020, Eye Filmmuseum is presenting a major solo exhibition of work by Chantal Akerman. Akerman... Read more
Ingo Mittelstaedt – Courtesy
In his work Courtesy, Ingo Mittelstaedt raises questions about authorship, predecessors and artistic developments as well as the techniques... Read more
Secondo Tempo
Secondo Tempo (Second Half) represents hope, an opportunity for redemption, but at the same time the beginning of the... Read more
Isabelle Sully (ed.) – Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt: Introverse Arrangements
Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt: Introverse Arrangements is the first title of the imprint Unbidden Tongues, and one of few publications on... Read more
Dabin Ahn – Apocrypha
The experience of viewing Ahn’s work often references the material history of the original object it imitates through various... Read more
Kaisa Lassinaro (ed.) – Born in Flames by Lizzie Bordon
“Born in Flames poses the question of whether oppression against women will be eliminated under any kind of social... Read more
Latifa Echkahch – Liberty and Tree
Latifa Echakhch’s exhibition in Kunsthalle Mainz brings together the artist’s current occupation with landscape and history, as well as... Read more
Oliver Leu – Leopold’s Legacy
Leopold’s Legacy is a visual research on both the visible representations of colonialism in present-day Belgium and the hidden traces... Read more
Diana Tamane – Typology of Touch
Diana Tamane’s solo exhibition Typology of Touch explores her roots and identity in a humorous, honest and idiosyncratic way. Read more
Alexandra Navratil – This Formless Thing
This Formless Thing alludes to materials and artificial substances from which images are made, like celluloid, photosensitive emulsion, and... Read more
Seven Artists / Seven Works
The exhibition includes recent work by artists Sean Donovan, Vladislav Markov, Connor McNicholas, Jonathan Mildenberg, Bat-Ami Rivlin, R. Blair... Read more
Heidemarie von Wedel – WOMEN. Image collection (I)
What do these pictures do to me? What do these pictures do to us? Media images have a perversive... Read more
Garrett Grove – Errors of Possesions
Errors of Possession was photographed in the farming and logging towns of Washington and Oregon during the years leading... Read more
Tuur & Flup Marinus – Belgisch Congo Belge
“Why copy an album of postage stamps from the former Belgian Congo, page after page, stamp after stamp, and... Read more
Jelena Jureša – Aphasia
Aphasia is a call, not for punishment or outrage about the crimes committed during colonial times, the Holocaust or... Read more
Ali Zanjani – ‘Static’ Pregnancy
The recent series of work by Ali Zanjani titled “Static” Pregnancy continues in his appropriation of found 16mm films from cinematic,... Read more
Ion Grigorescu – From static oblivion
From static oblivion is a reflection about the status of the image as a balance of forces in tension... Read more
Marge Monko – Flawless Seamless
In her work the artist reflects critically on gender roles and visual clichés using images, films, objects, collages and... Read more
Rafal Milach – The First March of Gentlemen
In The First March of Gentlemen, Rafal Milach creates a fictitious narrative composed of authentic stories. He retells the... Read more
Letha Wilson – Cross Country
Letha Wilson expands the boundaries between photography and sculpture by questioning how a photograph can be physically engaged. She... Read more
Emmanuelle Lainé & Benjamin Valenza – Are you Ready to Try the Artist’s Habits?
18:47, HD video, Colour with sound Read more
Anne Vagt – Beginners
Beginners is a composition of concrete and abstract drawings, each of which formulates a single thought, though also hints... Read more
Yuki Okumura & Hisachika Takahashi- Collaboration Study
The ongoing collaborative interaction between Yuki Okumura (1978–) and Hisachika Takahashi (1940–) started with Okumura’s reactivation of Takahashi’s little... Read more
Lydia Ourahmane – Solar Cry
Lydia Ourahmane is interested in how belief is registered on the body, in the ways it is made material.... Read more
Gloria Oyarzabal – Picnos Tshombé
In La Picnolepsia de Tshombé, a project that consists of both a photo book and a multimedia installation, Gloria Oyarzabal... Read more
Paulien Oltheten – NON
NON is a work in book form by visual artist Paulien Oltheten, inspired by a graffito found in the... Read more
Daniel C. Blight (ed.) – The Image of Whiteness
The Image of Whiteness: Contemporary Photography and Racialization introduces readers to important extracts from the troubling story of whiteness,... Read more
Éric Giraudet de Boudemange – Bovis à 13.000
The exhibition is the result of voyages the artist made between Gap and Briançon from 2018 to the beginning... Read more
John Miller – The Collapse of Neoliberalism
John Miller has been exploring notions of identity, economics, and social class throughout his forty-year practice. His latest exhibition... Read more
Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin – Holy Bible
“Right from the start, almost every appearance he made was catastrophic… Catastrophe is his means of operation, and his... Read more
Katja Mater – Dear Sides
Dear Sides is a retro projected film, offering a constant reversal using half palindrome words and phrases while real... Read more
Rafal Zajko – Resuscitation
Castor is pleased to present Resuscitation, Rafal Zajko’s second exhibition with the gallery. Resuscitation sees Zajko explore ventilation systems,... Read more
Ted Hyunhak Yoon – Decoding Dictatorial Statues
Decoding Dictatorial Statues is a collection of images and texts revolving around the different statues behave in public space.... Read more
Felicia Atkinson – Ambient Park
Ricocheting quietly between photographic landscapes, drawn abstractions and poetic recollections, Ambient Park – the latest artist book from Shelter... Read more
Rabih Mroué – Diary of a Leap Year
Diary of a Leap Year, is composed of 366 cutouts done by Rabih Mroué in local Lebanese newspapers and... Read more
Marc Nagtzaam – Borrowed Space and Regular Features
Borrowed Space and Regular Features is an exhibition curated by dutch artist Marc Nagtzaam in a presentation of his... Read more
Nick Mauss – Bizarre Silks, Private Imaginings and Narrative Facts, etc.
Invited to stage an exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel, artist Nick Mauss has conceived Bizarre Silks, Private Imaginings and Narrative... Read more
Jonas Lund – Talk to Me
On October 21, 2017, at 6:17 PM, Jonas reached out to me with a proposal: to turn his online... Read more
Kaamna Patel – In Today’s News: Alpha Males and Women Power
In Today’s News: Alpha Males and Women Power is a limited edition photobook by Kaamna Patel wherein she appropriates... Read more
Ebbe Stub Wittrup – Botanical Drift
Ebbe Stub Wittrup, mostly known for his photographic works, shows a different aspect of his practice in this exhibition.... Read more
Lito Kattou – Erratics
The practice of Lito Kattou is predominantly inspired by humanity’s longing for spirituality in a landscape informed by post-humanism... Read more
Daniel Gustav Cramer – Portraits
In the last years Cramer assembled a growing archive of brief as well as epic stories, from the first... Read more
Tique #3: Six Questions
We are excited to launch the third printed issue of Tique | publication on contemporary art, dedicated to our... Read more
Jesper Just – Corporealités
Perrotin New York presents Corporealités, a new large-scale sculptural installation by Danish artist Jesper Just. The new work is... Read more
Phung-Tien Phan – biste links oder frustriert
In her work of installations and time-based pieces, Phung-Tien Phan examines contemporary lifestyles, their social implications and the affirmative... Read more
Museum
A museum of the present must always be a different one. In a time of constant change and the... Read more
Jenny Holzer – A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE
The exhibition at Tarmak 22 in Gstaad-Saanen Airport showcases works spanning the artist’s practice, including stone benches, LEDs, and... Read more
Ellen Pau – The Great Movement
A key figure in Hong Kong’s art scene, Ellen Pau brings together some of her historical video works alongside... Read more
Kapwani Kiwanga – Under the cover of darkness
The show presents different bodies of works by the artist, which examine racialized surveillance and controlling policies, as such... Read more
Simon Starling – A-A’, B-B’
This expansive new body of work is composed of an intricate network of objects and images held together by... Read more
Do I dare to eat a peach?
If you call a fire engine green, aquamarine – or you think water is pink. – „Dawg, that’s a... Read more
Lutz Bacher – BLUEWAVE
You are here and you have me and we are daring and desperate and dangerous operatives saving the world... Read more
Gabriel Kuri – sorted, resorted
Gabriel Kuri knows how many beans make five. Working as an undercover economist, he creates sculptures that embody question... Read more
Rayyane Tabet – Encounters
Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art is delighted to present Encounters by artist Rayyane Tabet, his first major solo... Read more
Tony Cokes – If UR Reading This It’s 2 Late: Vol. 1
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art hosts the first UK solo exhibition of US-based artist Tony Cokes (29 September 2019... Read more
Kate Newby – Loved like a sunbeam
Kate Newby’s sculptural practice is rooted in the act of collecting; rather than finished objects, she collects different matters,... Read more
Qin Yifeng – Negative Reading | Reading Negatives
White Cube Hong Kong is pleased to present ‘Negative Reading | Reading Negatives’, a solo exhibition of new works... Read more
Katja Mater – Dear Sides
Dear Sides is a new film installation that is generously lending its name to the constellation of new pieces... Read more
When You Say We Belong To The Light We Belong To The Thunder
The starting point for When You Say We Belong To The Light We Belong To The Thunder – the... Read more
Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. – Arms to pray with
In his debut exhibition with gallery Nicelle Beauchene, Brown uses photography to visualize and articulate intimacy, communion, mourning, and... Read more
Charlotte Lybeer – Linus ’Blanket
Linus ’Blanket is the result of a 2-year research project at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp.... Read more
B. Ingrid Olson – Fingered Eye
What happens at the intersections of mise-en-scène, l’esprit de l’escalier, and mise en abyme? Or better yet: what happens... Read more
Ella Littwitz – The Promise
In her artistic practice, Ella Littwitz (b. 1982 in Haifa/IL) concerns herself with archaeology, history, botany, culture and politics.... Read more
Sophie Nys – Family Nexus
With the Family Nexus exhibition, artist Sophie Nys and KIOSK will be working together for the second time. KIOSK... Read more
Eva Fàbregas – Those things that your fingers can tell
Eva Fàbregas’ practice concerns forms of somatic experimentation, exploring the eroticism of consumer objects, the social engineering of desire,... Read more
Pedro Barateiro – My body, this paper, this fire
My body, this paper, this fire by Pedro Barateiro is the second exhibition in the ‘Oomph’ series by P/////AKT.... Read more
Artur Lescher – Suspensão
The exhibition Suspensão by Artur Lescher examines the most important moments in the artist’s career and gathers 120 works,... Read more
Jef Geys – Paravents (As Sombras de Lisboa)
In 1998, Jef Geys travelled to Lisbon, hometown of the legendary fado singer Amália Rodrigues (1920–1999), who holds a... Read more
Sherrie Levine – After Reinhardt
Sherrie Levine’s work engages many of the core tenets of postmodern art, in particular challenging notions of originality, authenticity,... Read more
Trust Is The Ultimate Currency
Trust Is The Ultimate Currency is a group exhibition featuring new and previous work from Bob Bicknell-Knight, Ami Clarke... Read more
Mario Airò – Il mondo dei fanciulli ridenti
Mario Airò’s artistic research is characterised by a total absence of intellectual boundaries. What the artist himself defines as... Read more
Marleen Sleeuwits – Fictional Spaces
For the exhibition ‘Fictional Spaces’, Marleen Sleeuwits has transformed the gallery space of FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph into a new dimension. Parallel... Read more
Ricardo van Eyk – Pilot
The exhibition ‘Pilot’ by Ricardo van Eyk is the first in a new series of solo exhibitions in P/////AKT... Read more
Wataru Murakami – Fit In – In Between
In a world of rapid consumption and ubiquitous circulation of images, the work of the Japanese artist Wataru Murakami... Read more
Paul Kuimet – Five Volumes
Paul Kuimet’s solo exhibition Five Volumes uses the entire 250 m2 ground floor of the Narva Art Residency main... Read more
One day project – And light followed the flight of sound
On August 21, 2017, the total solar eclipse provided a rare opportunity for people across the United States to... Read more
Hana Miletić – Dependencies
Hana Miletić is a keen observer of the social realities that often go unnoticed in public space. She explores... Read more
Corinne Vionnet – Total Flag
An image on a screen. Photographed. Put back on the screen. Photographed again. Again and again. To the point... Read more
Out now: Tique | art paper #2: Contemporary Camera
In Tique | art paper #2, we present artists who use pre-existing photographic images as a point of departure... Read more
Iman Issa – Material for 2018
Material for 2018 brings together work made by Egyptian Berlin-based artist Iman Issa over the last 7 years and... Read more
Vedran Kopljar – Thumbsucker’s Delight
Antwerp based artist Vedran Kopljar created a specific installation with a new series of paintings based on digital collages... Read more
White Horse / Twin Horse
In the work of artist duo Revital Cohen and Tuur Van Balen, process and final result are so intertwined... Read more
Kazuma Obara – Silent Histories
Silent Histories depict the lives of children who were injured and became disabled as a result of the U.S... Read more
Cynthia Daignault – Picture Lake
In 2015, American artist Cynthia Daignault traveled around the entire circumference of America, stopping every 25 miles to paint... Read more
Emmanuel Van der Auwera – Everything Now is Measured by After
Belgian artist Emmanuel Van der Auwera, in his 30s, impresses with a practice that is intelligent, refreshingly political, and... Read more
Meiro Koizumi – Today My Empire Sings
Serene images of a temple complex, a river, a garden, a continuous stream of people leaving the metro station,... Read more
Johanna von Monkiewitsch – Vera Icon
Johanna von Monkiewitsch (born 1979 in Rome) creates minimalist works by calling on the basic elements of construction: light... Read more
Devis Venturelli – Objets d’Amour
Objets d’Amour is a solo show by Devis Venturelli, curated by Fabio Carnaghi. The exhibition opens My Room On... Read more
Troika – Glitches
Incorporating various methods of, and allusions to ‘separation’, the works by Troika collectively investigate the deviation from a singular... Read more
Thomas Boivin – A short story
A short story by Thomas Boivin documents a short love affair in text fragments and photographs. Read more
Facing Value – Radical perspectives from the arts
Value as a non-economic notion is one of the hardest concepts to tackle. Although immaterial, value is one of... Read more
Ruiz Stephinson – AND AND AND
Ruiz Stephinson is a multi-disciplinary art duo based in Paris, composed of Coralie Ruiz (1980, France) and Anthony Stephinson... Read more
Johan Nieuwenhuize – Eerst zien dan geloven
Assigned by NTjong and Het Nationale Theater, Johan Nieuwenhuize creates a new audio visual installation work. For this installation,... Read more
The 14th Factory
“As civilizations have risen and fallen, are we now at the brink of collapse or the start of a... Read more
You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred
You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred brings together artists who use photography as a tool with which... Read more
(DYS)-TROPISM at Super Dakota
Created as an instinctive reaction to the current crises, (DYS)-TROPISM highlights the dystopian order we are currently living in... Read more
moving is in every direction
The exhibition “moving is in every direction. Environments – Installations – Narrative Spaces” traces the history of installation art... Read more
Gregory Halpern – ZZYZX
ZZYZX by Gregory Halpern is a visual journey from the Californian desert to the Pacific coast. The early settlers... Read more
Mat Collishaw – The Centrifugal Show
In The Centrifugal Soul, Mat Collishaw’s exhibition at Blain|Southern, the artist presents new sculpture, installation and paintings. Drawing on... Read more
Merce Cunningham – Common Time
Common Time is a major survey organized by the Walker Art Centre and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago that... Read more
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
Conceived according to a pathway made up of different ‘affective zones’, “All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace”... Read more
The Best Bogus Botanical Garden
The Best Bogus Botanical Garden aims to look at art practices that seem to recreate nature, either by manipulating... Read more
Miriam Sentler – The Horrific History of Erik Thorvaldsson
The Horrific History of Erik Thorvaldsson by Miriam Sentler details the story of the man who discovered Greenland and the... Read more
Terra Firma Magazine
Terra Firma is a magazine which is developing perspective, objective opinion and an open minded view upon the issues... Read more
Haroon Mirza – Entheogens
British artist Haroon Mirza is internationally acclaimed for his work that tests the interplay and friction between sound and... Read more
The Act of Magic, Artefact 2017
Ernest De Clerk from the Culture Office of the University of Leuven and the magazine “Deux Ex Machina” shares... Read more
Laure Prouvost – the wet wet wanderer
the wet wet wanderer is a new work by Laure Prouvost developed from a sequence selected from the seven... Read more
Hans Op De Beeck – The Silent Castle
“I’m not interested in simulating reality, otherwise I would probably have gone into film, as a set designer. I... Read more
Joachim Koester – In the Face of Overwhelming Forces
Danish artist Joachim Koester transforms the galleries with an immersive installation comprising 16mm film projection, digital video, photography and... Read more
Forms of Action
Forms of Action will explore current international developments in socially engaged art practices, looking at both form and content.... Read more
So far, so real
So far, so real is an exhibition with works by Van Eyck participants Radna Rumping, Daan Gielis and Damon... Read more
Marres Currents #4: Running Time
Marres Currents #4: Running Time is the fourth episode of the annual exhibition series titled Marres Currents. With this... Read more
Yorgos Stamkopoulos – Trajectory
Curated by Lorenzo Bruni, the exhibition “Trajectory” by Greek artist Yorgos Stamkopoulos includes a site-specific installation consisting of a... Read more
Sam Durant – Build Therefore Your Own World
Sam Durant continues his excavation of marginalized American histories, unearthing counter storylines to the historical canon. Read more
Ed Atkins – Corpsing
Ed Atkins is considered a pioneer of a young generation of artists using digital image technology to create an... Read more
Thomas Cap de Ville – Page of Pentacles
In late 2016 the Directors of Goswell Road held a tarot session with Thomas Cap de Ville in his... Read more
François Curlet – Ambassade
Ambassade is a new vitrine installation and talk by French artist François Curlet at NICC, Brussels. Read more
James Hoff
In Like Insects Smacking Themselves Senseless Against a Screen at Night to Get to the Light Inside – a... Read more
Atlas
ATLAS combines the works of five artists working with and thinking about photography and visual culture: Oliver Leu, Katrin... Read more
Paul Maheke – In Me Everything is Already Flowing
For his first solo exhibition in Berlin, Paul Maheke quotes philosopher Luce Irigaray “In me everything is already flowing,”... Read more
Ken Verhoeven – Congé casanier
Ken Verhoeven (b. 1991) is a Belgian artist and member of the band Fluwelen Koord. Congé casanier is Ken... Read more
Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc – Mefloquine Dreams
To develop his multifaceted oeuvre of film, photography, drawings and sculpture, Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc (b. in 1977) takes as... Read more
Babette Mangolte – I = Eye
Babette Mangolte (b. 1941) is an iconic figure of the international experimental film. I = EYE serves as a... Read more
Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2016
The exhibition Bloomberg New Contemporaries brings together new and recent fine art graduates working across a range of different... Read more
Felicity Hammond – Public Protection, Private Collection
Using stolen ballast from local sites of luxury development and the raw materials associated with construction and regeneration, Felicity... Read more
Varia
Four young Antwerp based artists have drawn inspiration by the operation of second hand shop chain De Kringwinkel during... Read more
Bedwyr Williams – The Gulch
Welsh artist Bedwyr Williams sends visitors on a quest through the 90-metre long Curve gallery of the Barbican Centre... Read more
The Radical Eye
Art academic and practising photographer dr. Nick Haeffner shares his personal point of view on Tate Modern’s latest blockbuster... Read more
Saloon under the bridge #1
The exhibition Saloon under the bridge #1 is a one day event held at in a Renault Clio car,... Read more
Patrick Weldé – FUCK THE SYSTEM
Patrick Weldé’s appropriation of digital performance culture, and his re-imagining of the selfie, the primary visual form to the... Read more
Dog Day Cabinet 2
The exhibition Dog Day Cabinet 2 at the Brussels art platform Le Clignoteur concentrates on how nature and culture... Read more
MAIK Alles Gute – Wenik
The art-collective MAIK Alles Gute presented a real-time sauna experience in Heit Berlin, that brings you closer to the... Read more
Veronika Pot – The Unfortunate Traveller
The Unfortunate Traveller, a new publication by Belgian artist Veronika Pot, is the journal of a solitary and unidentified... Read more
Paul Kuimet – Perpendicular
Paul Kuimet’s exhibition Perpendicular, which takes place in the two ground floor halls of the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia... Read more
Pieterjan Ginckels – Leakers
“I work in my time, in order to be in my time” as Pieterjan Ginckels puts it. “I create... Read more
Chantal Akerman – Maniac Shadows
Chantal Akerman’s work in film brought her international recognition. From her beginnings until her death last year she ceaselessly... Read more
João Vasco Paiva – Green Island
A soft track envelops the space with the distant lullaby of Hawaiian slide guitar; a stream of warm yellow... Read more
The Perfume and the Bottle
The exhibition The Perfume and the Bottle presents a selection of works that are deliberately seductive. The artworks presented... Read more
John Isaacs – Only words
In keeping with the polymorphic character of John Isaacs’ work, “Only Words” is a title that invites multiple readings.... Read more
Alicja Kwade: Medium Median
For Alicja Kwade’s first project for a major UK gallery, the artist creates a captivating installation of astronomical data... Read more
Jean-Pascal Flavien & Mika Tajima
While making very different work, both Jean-Pascal Flavien and Mika Tajima investigate social relationships to built environments and attempt... Read more
Gregory Crewdson – Cathedral of the Pines
Gregory Crewdson is exhibiting his most recent body of work, Cathedral of the Pines, for the first time in... Read more
Michael Van den Abeele – p p p punctual
The main component of the exhibition p p p punctual consists of large pieces who’s silhouettes are composed out... Read more
Otani Nieuwenhuize at POST
Japanese photographer Shinji Otani and Dutch photographer Johan Nieuwenhuize recognise a similar state of mind in each other’s work.... Read more
Matthew Barney – Facility of DECLINE
In a presentation that mirrors the original moment, but does not replicate it, Matthew Barney’s works transform complex personal... Read more
Kathi Seemann – Valencia Anuncios
The book Valencia Anuncios was published in 2016 by Kathi Seemann in a small edition of 60. It shows street views... Read more
Liz Magor – The Blue One Comes in Black
Liz Magor draws her ideas from beliefs, reactions, and human behavior, especially when they have something to do with... Read more
Dries Segers / Matthias Yzebaert: temp.
What does an image inherently disclose about its own path of coming into being upon a first (or second,... Read more
Bert Danckaert – Horizon
Horizon is a series of images by Bert Danckaert that play ironically with the aura of painting and pure photography. Shot... Read more
NowBelgiumNow
NowBelgiumNow aims to bring together young artists from Flanders and Wallonia every five years in an inspiring exhibition. Read more
Petunia feat. Caroline Mesquita: Pink Everywhere
For her first solo show in a German institution French artist Caroline Mesquita transformed the Kunstverein Langenhagen into an... Read more
Kasper Bosmans – Decorations
An intuitive researcher and playful gatherer of material, Kasper Bosmans (1990, BE) collects and transposes into his work formal... Read more
Ulrik Heltoft & Ebbe Stub Wittrup – Clear Water on Both Sides of the Glass
The exhibition Clear Water on Both Sides of the Glass marks the encounter of both artists’ works, which despite... Read more
Michel Houellebecq – Rester vivant
Rester vivant is an exhibition by poet, essayist, novelist and filmmaker Michel Houellebecq at Palais de Tokyo, Paris. Houellebecq... Read more
Peter Puklus – The epic love story of a warrior
Peter Puklus is among a generation of artists for whom photography isn’t taken as a straightforward medium. Instead, it is a tool... Read more
Ksenia Galiaeva – oddly shaped rock
Oddly shaped rock is a book made by Ksenia Galiaeva during a residency at MMCA Changdong in Seoul. Read more
Johanna Viprey – The Artist As A Cabdriver
The Artist As A Cabdriver is published in conjunction with Die Young or Stay Pretty, a research project in... Read more
Katja Novitskova – Dawn Mission
In her first major institutional solo exhibition, Katja Novitskova creates a speculative space at the threshold of what is... Read more
Matthias Neuenhofer – _turbulenz
In his abstract video installations, German artist Matthias Neuenhofer explores what forms the chaotic coincidental movements of a spatio-temporal... Read more
Joseph Grigely – The Gregory Battcock Archive
Prompted by the fortunate find of art critic Gregory Battcock’s archive, American artist Joseph Grigely now presents the results of... Read more
Köler Prize 2016
The Köler Prize is an art award established in 2011 by the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (EKKM). The nominees... Read more
Catharine Czudej – Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
Central to Catharine Czudej’s exhibition Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner – a reference to Stanley Kramers 1967 film –... Read more
Silvestre Pestana – Techno-Form
The Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art presents the first major exhibition dedicated to Silvestre Pestana (1949, Funchal, Madeira). A... Read more
Oskar Dawicki – I’m Sorry
The publication is the first comprehensive review of Oskar Dawicki’s oeuvre. Trained as a painter, it was his practice... Read more
Simon Denny – Business Insider
Simon Denny’s practice explores the systemic societal changes that have taken place in recent decades, often referred to as... Read more
Elaine Cameron-Weir – snake with sexual interest in own tail
Often described as “cinematic,” Elaine Cameron-Weir’s sculptures have been likened to props from a dystopian film. Spanning a wide... Read more
Meg Webster at Paula Cooper Gallery
Meg Webster’s work finds inspiration in the intrinsic beauty of natural materials. Using metal, glass and organic elements like... Read more
Steina & Woody Vasulka – Machine Vision
Steina and Woody Vasulka are pioneers of electronic and digital image production. In their ongoing dialogue with machines –... Read more
Loris Gréaud – Sculpt
Sculpt by Loris Gréaud is a social science fiction movie that depicts unprecedented shapes and experiences, along with obsessions... Read more
Mark Leckey – This Kolossal Kat, that Massive MOG
The exhibition This Kolossal Kat, that Massive MOG by Mark Leckey will see a profusion of images of the... Read more
Another Reality. After Lina Bo Bardi
Another Reality. After Lina Bo Bardi focuses on the architect Lina Bo Bardi (Rome 1914 – São Paolo 1992). Stroom... Read more
Daniel Gustav Cramer – Nineteen
Daniel Gustav Cramer’s artistic practice consists of peculiar constellations of objects, figures, images and narrations. They constitute variant in-between... Read more
Reset Modernity!
Throughout six different procedures, visitors will have the opportunity to experiment with “resetting modernity”. The exhibition is closely linked... Read more
Liu Ding – Li Jianguo Born in 1952
Li Jianguo Born in 1952 is a solo exhibition Liu Ding. The character of the exhibition title borrows his name... Read more
Young Blood: Noah Davis, Kahlil Joseph, The Underground Museum
Young Blood is the first large-scale exhibition to explore the dynamic artistic equilibrium between brothers Noah Davis and Kahlil Joseph. Both... Read more
Images at Fridericianum
The realm of the imaginary, which has always been regarded as the primal domain of art, has expanded progressively... Read more
Wang Yahui – A Slant of Light
A Slant of Light is a continuation of her exploration of the concept of time and space through mediums... Read more
Kapwani Kiwanga – Ujamaa
Having followed a singular path from anthropology to the visual arts, Kapwani Kiwanga is now taking us into unexplored... Read more
Martine Syms – Fact & Trouble
Fact & Trouble is an exhibition of new and recent photography, video, and sculpture by Martine Syms (b. 1988),... Read more
Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography
The exhibition Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography explores the uncanny as exemplified in the works of seven... Read more
Guan Xiao – Flattened Metal
Working mainly in sculpture and video, Chinese artist Guan Xiao (b.1983) explores how ways of seeing are now influenced... Read more
Foam Talent Brussels
Foam Talent is a group exhibition bringing together 21 innovative image makers under the age of 35. Read more
Robert Irwin – All the Rules Will Change
All the Rules Will Change is the first museum survey devoted to Robert Irwin’s work from the pivotal decade... Read more
Rosa Barba – Thoughts of Sorts
The exhibition Thoughts of Sorts by Rosa Barba (Sicily, 1972) takes the gallery’s architecture as a starting point to hold a complex... Read more
Less Than One at The Walker Art Center
Less Than One is an international, multigenerational group exhibition offering in- depth presentations of work from the 1960s to the present... Read more
Ana Jotta – TI RE LI RE
The artist Ana Jotta is developing a passionate, protean oeuvre through which she is exploring a broad range of... Read more
On-Screeen and Off at Bid Project Gallery
Bid Project Gallery presents ‘On-Screeen and Off’, a group exhibition curated by Domenico de Chirico, featuring woks by BB5000,... Read more
Iman Issa at Kunsthalle Lissabon
Kunsthalle Lissabon presents Reasonable Characters in Familiar Places, the first solo show in Portugal of New York-based, Egyptian artist... Read more
Riddle of the Burial Grounds at Extra City Kunsthal
In concrete-clad tunnels deep within the earth, radioactive matter is being buried on a daily basis. The potential of this... Read more
Jorge Macchi – Perspectiva
MALBA presents the first anthological exhibition of work by Jorge Macchi (Buenos Aires, 1963) held in Argentina. The show,... Read more
The Asymmetry of Maps
Whether geopolitical, economic or cultural, the border crosses the entire contemporary society. For the artists in this exhibition, it... Read more
Edward Newton – Forza
FORZA presents 10 photographs from Genoa. Taking the form of a small book the publication unfolds to reveal 2... Read more
Edith Dekyndt at Wiels
For her first major retrospective, the Belgian artist Edith Dekyndt has created new works and has brought existing ones... Read more
BIO:DIP: Hayden Dunham, Nicolas Lobo
BIO:DIP is a neologism, a parallel not a pair. It is two bodies of work that come into contact, and,... Read more
Christian Aschman – The space in Between
[…] When I watch your photographic production in metropoles and capitals of the world for almost twenty years, I... Read more
Nora Steiner and Anna Witt at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen
This double exhibition at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen brings together under one roof the works of two very different artists: Nora Steiner... Read more
Saskia Noor van Imhoff at Stedelijk Museum
In 2015 the Stedelijk bought the spatial artwork +#14.11 by Saskia Noor van Imhoff (1982). For the inaugural presentation... Read more
Ann Veronica Janssens at Nasher Sculpture Center
Over the past three decades, Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens (born 1956) has become best known as a light... Read more
ME at The Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt
The Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt is presenting self-portraits by contemporary artists in the thematic exhibition “ME”. The show features forty... Read more
Estelle Hanania – Happy Purim
Happy Purim is a new monograph dedicated to the work of paris-based photographer Estelle Hanania. Happy Purim gathers 42... Read more
Jeremy Everett at Edouard Malingue Gallery
Canvases finely layered by traces of molecular paint pigment; flashing sequential imagery of an overturned milk truck, the unctuous... Read more
KK + TF – Wikiland
Wikiland 2007-07-12 – 00:59:46 is a follow-up of an earlier project bij KK + TF, a Swedish photographers duo. In... Read more
Laure Prouvost – A Way to Leak, Lick, Leek
A Way to Leak, Lick, Leek is a solo show by Laure Prouvost. Drawing from desire, oneirism, and a fantasized depiction of... Read more
Inferpretation & Intection: Steve Van den Bosch at De Garage, Mechelen
Eva Donckers & Sander Adriaens – Alter Ego
“We welcome you at Alter Ego Decor where you discover and celebrate your “other you”. Travel with us through... Read more
Hans Schabus – The Long Road from Tall Trees to Tall Houses
For two decades, Vienna-based sculptor Hans Schabus has been making artworks that self-reflectively play with his experiences of the... Read more
Geert Goiris – Fight or flight
In this solo exhibition, Belgian photographer Geert Goiris explores the subconscious, instinctive defence mechanisms at work in the human brain.... Read more
Jo Spence – The Final Project
‘The Final Project’ is an exhibition of the work of British photographer Jo Spence (1934-1992) produced in the last two years... Read more
Transcultural Flux at TrAP
Today’s world can be considered to be in a state of flux. Our national and cultural boundaries are constantly... Read more
Balls & Glory at Rodolphe Janssen
Following visits of fifty-some artists studios in Belgium, Rodolphe Janssen gallery will present works by nine very diverse and... Read more
Close-Up – A New Generation of Film and Video Artists in the Netherlands
EYE presents the exhibition Close-Up – A New Generation of Film and Video Artists in the Netherlands. This group... Read more
Charlotte Lybeer – Encyclopedia
In Enclyclopedia. Incomplete from A to Z, Charlotte Lybeer confronts her own work with photographic images from the Spaarnestad... Read more
Display Show at Stroom, Den Haag
Display is an elementary social gesture: something is shown to someone and to the world. Display Show proposes we... Read more
Abstract Capitalism by Jan De Cock at Office Baroque
Abstract Capitalism a new solo exhibition of Jan De Cock at Office Baroque. The artist will be presenting 18... Read more
Adrien Tirtiaux at Kunsthalle São Paulo
Continuing the project Art and Architecture, KUNSTHALLE São Paulo invites Belgian artist Adrien Tirtiaux (*1980, Brussels) to present his... Read more
Image Support at Bergen Kunsthall
“Image Support” presents the work of four international artists across the four main galleries of Bergen Kunsthall. Taking as their starting... Read more
Enda Bowe – Kilburn Cherry
A handsewn publication inspired by the Japanese tradition of the renku poem and the symbolism of the cherry blossom. Read more
Wisdom of the crowd by Tim Stoner
For 25 years, Tim Stoner has been making work with a painterly and figurative approach to scenes of social... Read more
Daniëlle van Ark at tegenboschvanvreden
‘Based on a True Story’, Daniëlle van Ark’s first solo presentation at tegenboschvanvreden, re-volves around the tension between ‘things... Read more
I Wish I Never Kissed That Frog at Jeanine Hofland
“I Wish I Never Kissed That Frog” is a group exhibition at gallery Jeanine Hofland, featuring works by Artun Alaska Arasli,... Read more
Jochen Lempert at Between Bridges
Following on from and in loose relation to Anders Clausen’s exhibition, Between Bridges presents Jochen Lempert’s first solo exhibition... Read more
Improvised Uterine Device by Johan Rosenmunthe at Formic
Formic is an exhibition space presenting works by contemporary artists for a colony of European fire ants. Read more
Sixteen Works by Daniel Gustav Cramer at Boltelang
Daniel Gustav Cramer’s exhibition is in its essence a portrait of a landscape, of a man on a road,... Read more
Tom Volkaert – Very very very very very very very good times
Very very very very very very very good times is a solo exhibition by Tom Volkaert at Hole Of The Fox. Read more
Ola Vasiljeva at Vleeshal
The exhibition ‘En Rachâchant’ by Ola Vasiljeva borrows its title from a short film by Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet... Read more
Ulla von Brandenberg at Pilar Corrias
For her third solo exhibition at Pilar Corrias Gallery, Objects Without Shadow, German artist Ulla von Brandenburg presents a... Read more
Olivier Mosset, Karin Sander at lange + pult
Galerie Lange + Pult is pleased to present an exhibition with groups of work by two eminent conceptual painters,... Read more
Anika Schwarzlose – Disguise and Deception
A special division of the German army called Tarnen und Täuschen (Disguise and Deception) occupies itself with rather curious... Read more
Stewart Uoo at Mendes Wood DM
Mendes Wood DM has the pleasure to present Viva la Juicy the fisrt solo show by American artist Stewart... Read more
Jan Fabre at M HKA
Stigmata presents an overview of the performances of Jan Fabre in an entirely unique manner. The exhibitional approach is... Read more
Stefan Constantinescu – The Golden Age for Children
The Golden Age for Children is an interactive pop-up book, complete with pull tabs and 3D archival photos jumping out... Read more
Gilles Bonnecarrère – Male Dancers Wanted
Male Dancers Wanted is a collection of previously unpublished photographs taken in a strip club in New York in... Read more
Adam Broomberg & Olivier Chanarin – War Primer 2
War Primer 2 is a limited edition book that physically inhabits the pages of Bertolt Brecht’s remarkable 1955 publication,... Read more
Polly’s Picture Show presents Out of Shape
During the opening of Tique on the 29th of January Polly’s Picture Show presents the exhibition and publication ‘Out... Read more