untitled (note to self) by Samuel Henne, curated by ad/ad – Project Space, at ad/ad – Project Space, Hannover, 06/09/2025 – 21/10/2025. Who speaks, who listens? A fragmented phrase drifts before our eyes, half monologue, half question, and we find ourselves wondering: is this “note to se

On September 11th, the Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, NL) opened Skin to Skin, the new solo show by Sandra Mujinga, a portal to a unique parallel world. Conceived as a void, the exhibition room presents itself as a green space, translating the concept of the digital green screen into physical reality.

There are moments when a single episode captures, with almost brutal clarity, the contradictions we live with. For artist Ilse Kind, this moment came on Instagram, a platform she had long resisted. Kind built her practice around anthropomorphizing technologies, questioning the way algorithms influen

In his most recent body of work, Alex Hartley appears to undertake an operation that is as physical as it is visionary: peeling back the surface layer of the present to connect with latent energies and layered narratives, geological, cosmic, and cultural, that move through uncertain, looping, and ne

KEN OKIISHI · JOHANNES PORSCH · TANJA WIDMANN: Derivatives Affaires at Schleuse, Vienna 05/09/2025–27/09/2025. Every now and then, we ask ourselves, what does “production” really mean today? Not in abstract terms, but right there, faced with a sheet of paper, a sliver of metal, a printed ima

Paula Gogola & Natália Sýkorová, Begone Estrone, Medium Gallery, Bratislava, July 23 – August 31, 2025, curated by Zuzana Jakalová, exhibition design by Adam Rýznar, graphic design by Prokhor Maserov, soundscape by Johannes Tröstler. -n the bathroom, there is no lying. Not to the flesh,

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