Charlotte Thrane, Everest Life at DISPLAY, Parma
Everest Life by Charlotte Thrane, curated by Ilaria Monti, at DISPLAY, Parma, 13.12.2025 – 25.01.2026. There are objects that stop being objects. They shed their function, flake off from daily gestures, and yet retain something. Tiny, stubborn remnants, like words caught on the tongue after a dr
SUCK MY CODE! at Exhibit Galerie, Vienna
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
When AI Stops Assisting and Starts Defining Reality
Imagine asking an artificial intelligence system which candidate to hire, which content to show, or which path to follow. At first, it looks like nothing more than a tool that helps us decide faster. In reality, today AI is no longer used only to support human decisions. More and more often, it take
Sam Porritt, One Thing After Another (Drawings 2005–2025), at Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, St.Gallen
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
Ding Shiwei, Isothermal Spiral, at B1OCK GALLERY, Hangzhou
Isothermal Spiral by Ding Shiwei, at B1OCK GALLERY, Hangzhou, 17/11/2025 – 04/01/2026. There are spirals that soothe, and spirals that swallow. This one does both.The moment you step into Isothermal Spiral, you’re no longer simply inside an exhibition, but inside an atmosphere, dense, pulsing, u
Milagros Rojas, Mother, Witch, Monster, Guide, at guadalajara90210, Guadalajara
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
Born Inside the Tool: When Intelligence Stops Arriving and Starts Forming Us
In recent years, artificial intelligence has taken a central place in artistic and cultural debate, not so much for what it produces, but for what it represents. It has been read as a threshold, a rupture, a promise, or a threat. In this initial phase, AI functioned primarily as a symbolic device, a
Mike Bourscheid, Giulia Cenci, Alex Da Corte, Stine Deja, Flaka Haliti, Monika Michalko, Tobias Spichtig, Of Other Places at Galerie Stadt Sindelfingen, Sindelfingen
Of Other Places by Mike Bourscheid, Giulia Cenci, Alex Da Corte, Stine Deja, Flaka Haliti, Monika Michalko, Tobias Spichtig, curated by Hannah Eckstein, at Galerie Stadt Sindelfingen, Sindelfingen, 16/11/2025 – 22/03/2026. What could be more real than a place that doesn’t exist? A space that mir
What Remains Unsaid: A Relational Approach to Contemporary Art
The truth, old Roger liked to say, is that no one really understands contemporary art. “It’s already a miracle if the professionals understand anything at all…” he would sigh, lighting yet another cigarette behind the counter of his small gallery, which he had run for years in a remote corne
Taliesin Gilkes-Bower, Wrong Earth (3025) at Goldsmiths, University of London, London
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
