V.O.I.D. by Alexandre Bavard and Arthur Hoffmann, curated by a-topos’, at Galerie Au Roi, Paris, 30/04/2025–10/05/2025. Exhibition text:From the very entrance, a sensation of immersion takes hold. The gaze sharpens, footsteps slow, ab- sorbed by a plastic dispositif that functions as a coher

III: Bodies of Dust by Jenny Ȧkerlund, Jindřiška Jabůrková, Noa Kurnick, David Střeleček, Anetta Mona Chişa, Dagmar Šubrtová, Jaroslav Kyša, Nela Pietrová, Matěj Liška, Šárka Koudelová, curated by Šárka Koudelová, at GAMPA / City Gallery Pardubice, Pardubice, 05/04/2025–23/05/2

DISTANT, ENDLESS HUM by Milan Vagač and Natália Sýkorová, curated by Michal Stolárik, at VUNU Bratislava, Bratislava, 23/04–24/05/2025. Exhibition text:An omnipresent static bustle stretches through a fluid world where desires take root in synthetic bowels. We find ourselves in a space where

WILD WATCH by Ingeborg Tysse, curated by Tatiana Lozano, at Norwegian Sculptors Society, Oslo, 24/04/2025–22/06/2025. Exhibition text:Outside, birds are chirping, and spring appears to have arrived. The migratory birds have returned from overwintering in another world—but in the wrong place and

A Narrow Strip Along a Steep Edge by Angel, Charlie Robert, Dean Ansell, Jessica Dorizac, Max Athans, Miguel Aquilizan, Ziyi Wei, Yanru Pan, curated by Holly Eddington, at Fort Lytton, Brisbane, 10/05/2025–18/05/2025. Exhibition text:Exhibition text (author Holly Eddington): Fort Lytton is a parad

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