SUCK MY CODE! by Anna Ehrenstein & House of Tupamaras, Anan Fries, Anja Lekavski & Rosanna Marie Pondorf, Christiane Peschek, Patrícia J. Reis, Sophie Thun, RA Walden, VNS Matrix, curated by Rosanna Marie Pondorf and Mareike Schwarz, at Exhibit Galerie, Vienna, 6.11.2025–8.2.2026. As we c

One Thing After Another (Drawings 2005–2025) by Sam Porritt, curated by Giovanni Carmine, at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, St.Gallen, 29/11/2025 – 15/02/2026. “What are we doing here? And why should we care?”The question opens the exhibition like a short, disarming breath. In the calibrated sile

Mother, Witch, Monster, Guide by Milagros Rojas, at guadalajara90210, Guadalajara, 27/09/2025 – 20/12/2025. If I were to stare at my hands upon entering the exhibition space, I’d see a spiral too, the same shape that once terrified Blaise Pascal. A form that tightens and expands at once, that ge

Wrong Earth (3025) by Taliesin Gilkes-Bower, at Goldsmiths, University of London, London, 17/07/2025–22/07/2025. We’re in the year 3025, perhaps, or in a time-dislocated scenario where a lone body moves through debris and leftover devices, trying to decipher a message left hanging in the air. In

Leaving the house with an open fire, but briefly by Martins Kohout, curated by Ján Gajdušek, at MeetFactory, Prague, 30/10/2025–11/01/2026. There’s something deeply restless about leaving the house with a fire still burning inside, we’ve all felt the hesitation, that flicker of doubt at the

Christa Joo Hyun D’Angelo, Mads Hyldgaard Nielsen, Sally von Rosen, Pain of Pleasure at Tempesta gallery, Milan. Pleasure is never innocent. It arrives charged, volatile, already shadowed by its inversion. One feels this immediately, even before stepping into Pain of Pleasure, not a contradiction,

Weaving Back to Common Grounds by Alexander Klaubert, Francis Kussatz, Julia Lübbecke, and Rahel grote Lambers, curated by otc collective, at ACUD Galerie, Berlin, 07/11/2025–07/12/2025. Where does common ground begin? Beneath the soles of our feet, or in the flicker of a shared glance? Stepping

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