“Invisible Cities” at Frappant Galerie, Hamburg
“Invisible Cities” by Ilinca Fechete, Philip Nürnberger, Anna Raczyńska, Barbara-Rosa Sièvi, Manuel Sèkou, and Valentin Wedde, curated by the artists, at Frappant Galerie, Hamburg, 30/11/2024 – 8/12/2024. Exhibition Text: Invisible Cities presents five artistic pe
Clare Gatto and Kara Güt, “Magic Circle” at Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), Detroit
“Magic Circle” by Clare Gatto and Kara Güt, curated by Isabella Nimmo, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), Detroit, 09/11/2024 – 23/02/2025. Exhibition Text: In Magic Circle, collaborators Clare Gatto and Kara Güt present a constellation of multimedia and sculptura
“Beyond Our Bodies Our Beings Extend” at Pilot Gallery, Riga
“Beyond Our Bodies Our Beings Extend” by Sofia Lùndari, MARIA, Natasha Viosna Moody, Hannah Morgan, Djuna O’Neill, Louis Rizzo Naudi, Sabīne Šnē, Agate Tūna, and Ella Yolande, curated by Nastia Svarevska, at Pilot Gallery, Riga, 01/11/2024 – 12/01/2025. Exhibition Text: Beyo
Jun Ong, “Halo,” at Xiu De Bai Pavilion, Yan Shui, Tainan, Taiwan
“Halo” by Jun Ong, curated by Yue Jin Art Museum, at Xiu De Bai Pavilion, Yan Shui, Tainan, Taiwan, 14.12.2024－16.02.2025. Exhibition Text: Light in Buddhism is an important metaphor for enlightenment – the awakening or the understanding of truth. Buddha alongside many sacred fig
Burak Kabadayi, “Whether it’s a desert or not is irrelevant,” at IMALAT-HANE, Bursa.
“Whether it’s a desert or not is irrelevant” by Burak Kabadayi, curated by Deniz Kirkali, at IMALAT-HANE, Bursa, 2.11.2024－11.01.2025. Exhibition Text: Burak Kabadayı‘s solo exhibition titled Whether it’s a desert or not is irrelevant, curated by Deniz Kırkalı, explores th
Taylah Hasaballah, “DIG,” at -33.885818, 151.198639, Sydney.
“DIG” by Taylah Hasaballah, at -33.885818, 151.198639, Sydney, 12.20.24 – 12.28.24. Exhibition Text: DIG consists of nine entropic paintings presented during their primordial metamorphic phase. Metals, pigments, acids and salts are combined together, terraforming the canvas in a co
Theo Papandreopoulos, “CARNYX”, at Koppel Project – PAUSE/FRAME, London
“CARNYX” by Theo Papandreopoulos, curated by Sunend, at Koppel Project – PAUSE/FRAME, London, from 14 October 2024 to 2 November 2024. Theo Papandreopoulos’ sculpture and sound works in this exhibition interrogate the associations of historical symbolism, modern technology, a
FW Spotlight: Top Submissions of December
Tradition and modernity collide like tectonic plates, their friction fueling questions of identity and power. Antique symbols family crests or ritual icons, stand in uneasy contrast to sleek technologies and digital motifs. Each side casts shadows on the other, revealing the fault lines of belonging
Liao Xiaozhou, Lou Yezi, Yang Yifan, Outpost at Gene Gallery, Shanghai
Outpost by Liao Xiaozhou, Lou Yezi, and Yang Yifan, curated by the artists, at Gene Gallery, Shanghai, 07/12/2024–18/01/2025. Exhibition text: Adulthood places us in an era vastly different from the past: one characterized by cultural diversity, informational accessibility, and material abundance.
Living Machines: Geumhyung Jeong’s Dance of Humanity and Technology at ICA
Entering Geumhyung Jeong’s Under Construction at the ICA in London is an experience that provokes an immediate sense of anticipation and unease. The industrial gallery space, with its white walls and bare concrete floors, serves as the stage for an intricate dialogue between humanity and techn
