François Bellabas, unloadingoverdrive at Contretype, Brussels
unloadingoverdrive by François Bellabas at Contretype, Bruxelles, 16.01.2025 – 23.03.2025. Artificial Intelligence: An Artistic Practice at the Crossroads of Worlds Artist working between Paris and Los Angeles, François Bellabas harnesses digital technologies and artificial intelligence to i
Johan F. Karlsson & Dimitris Tampakis, Careful What You Wish For at DISPLAY, Parma
Careful What You Wish For by Johan F. Karlsson & Dimitris Tampakis, curated by Dinos Chatzirafailidis, at DISPLAY, Parma, 08.02.2025 – 15.03.2025. The exhibition Careful What You Wish For builds on an intricate interplay between vulnerability and identity, highlighting how fear and the fra
Linus Rauch, There, Here at Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin
There, Here by Linus Rauch, curated by Clara von Schwerin, at Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin, 18.11.2024 – 28.02.2025. The intervention There, Here takes up the round arches of the neo-baroque architecture at Körnerpark and creates a dialogue between material, space and illusion. Inside each
Therese Bülow, Swing Pattern Gone at Matteo Cantarella, Copenhagen
Swing Pattern Gone by Therese Bülow at Matteo Cantarella, Copenhagen, 14.02.2025 – 29.03.2025. ‘The skin in itself is a poor uniform. Beautiful and porous. Prone to the cold. We wrapped an extra layer around the children, their bodies are the strongest and the easiest to wound. We gave
Meta-Mythical Optimisation” by Chino Moya: An Apocalypse of Routine in Monastic Robes
“Utopia is a necessary dream. But also an inevitable nightmare.” We walk into Chino Moya’s exhibition with this thought in mind, perhaps a distortion of some dystopian author’s words, or maybe just our own cynical synthesis. Because every time we are presented with a vision of the future, es
Niklas Roy in conversation with Fakewhale
Niklas Roy’s work turns technology into playful, interactive experiences that blend art, engineering, and science. With a background in 3D animation and visual effects, he reinterprets obsolete inventions, repurposes everyday objects, and invites audiences to engage with technology in unexpected w
Zombie Curating in the Infrathin of the Now. Beyond the ‘Curatorial’
[Curating is everywhere, but not as we have known it: for some time it has been an undead, a zombie, in which the established language, thinking, meanings and values of curating now stand as an obstacle to grasping the potential condition and possibilities of action. Trying to overcome the notion of
Irati Inoriza, Aflorar Hundida at Centro Párraga, Murcia
Aflorar Hundida by Irati Inoriza at Centro Párraga, Murcia, 06.02.2025 – 20.03.2025. Inoriza’s installations and performances are immersive experiences that ask us to reimagine the body not as a solitary entity but as a vessel of connectivity, fluidity, and becoming. She pushes viewers to c
Michael E. Smith at Crèvecœur: The Ghost of Objects
We don’t know who first said, “Objects don’t die; they transform.” It almost sounds like a poetic version of the law of conservation of mass. But standing before Michael E. Smith’s exhibition at Crèvecœur Gallery in Paris, this phrase takes on an unexpectedly tangible meaning, giving ris
Formas Aparte at GATO Gallery, Lima
Formas Aparte by Alejandro Leonhardt, Valerie Krause, Dora Budor, Nina Beier, Grant Mooney, Nora Turato, Álvaro Urbano, Kate Mosher Hall, Matt Browning, and Wolfgang Tillmans, curated by Franklin Melendez, at GATO Gallery, Lima, 12.12.2024–21.02.2025. Exhibition text:Over time, the city grows upo
