Fakewhale Gallery presents Age of Empires by Woc on Verse
On Thursday, January 30th, 2025, Fakewhale Gallery presents Age of Empires by Woc on Verse. In Age of Empires, Woc distills the visual language of power and influence in the digital age, recontextualizing iconic figures and internet-born symbols to examine how empires, past and present, shape their
Félix González-Torres: The Poetics of Loss
What does it mean to possess time? It is a question that eludes logical control yet finds its roots in the emotional experience of each of us. Time is defined by shared moments, fleeting or enduring, that leave traces in our memory. And yet, time is also the great absence, the invisible force that e
SYNTHETIC PROGRAM at Tick Tack, Antwerp
Launched by Fakewhale on November 27, 2024, and first presented on SuperRare, SYNTHETIC PROGRAM debuts in collaboration with TICK TACK to showcase its second chapter. The new exhibition, inaugurated on January 21, 2025, is part of Tick Tack’s CINEMA program and will be open until February 13, 20
“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
Curator Spotlight #3: Chen Baoyang
In the third chapter of the “Curator Spotlight” series, the exploration into the intersection of digital artistic experimentation and the cultural dynamics of the contemporary Chinese art scene continues. The generalization capabilities of generative AI have profoundly transformed the pr
Fakewhale in dialogue with Tick Tack
“Time is what prevents everything from happening at once.” – Ray Cummings At Fakewhale, we see dialogue as the space where ideas take shape and evolve. In this conversation with TICK TACK, we explore a reality where time becomes structure, urban context transforms into language, and ar
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
Arcangelo Sassolino at Villa Panza: The Mechanical Dance of Desire
Inside the Scuderia Grande at Villa Panza, visitors are immersed in a realm where time and movement take on physical form. “The Condition of Desire,” Arcangelo Sassolino’s latest installation, is a site-specific work that merges art, science, and philosophy in a dynamic dialogue with t
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
From Algorithms to Irony: The Evolving Language of Modern Sculpture
“Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast!” said the Red Queen in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1871). Well, in 2025 (or in our futuristic vision of 2024) six impossible things a day might even feel like too few, given how rapidly artificial intellig
