We live, as some theorists rush to declare, in a new dark age. Wars erupt, genocidal violence escalates. As Israel begins its official occupation of Gaza after striking neighboring…[read on]
With the opening of the group exhibition ‘HAC#2’ at Mánes Exhibition Hall, Havrlant Art Collection marked its decennial and kick-started the fourth edition of Prague Art Week…[read on]
Etched on the glass facade of Galerie Molitor, the breathy white slashes of thousands of tally marks introduce ‘The Contractor,’ an exhibition by Jesse Darling. The tallies are hectic…[read on]
How to deal with war, pain, loss and displacement? The Hamburger Bahnhof is currently showing a deeply personal response to these questions. In his solo exhibition …[read on]
In her first large-scale solo show in Germany, Issy Wood proudly features a small portrait of a pretzel and a few Mercedes she dubs “mid-life crisis cars.” The Schinkel Pavillon hosts 22 works…[read on]
From September 10th to 14th, Pozzuoli hosted ‘Panorama,’ a city-wide exhibition conceived by Italics, a consortium of more than 60 art galleries, aimed at foregrounding Italian…[read on]
The 2025 Venice Biennale of Architecture is themed ‘Intelligences Natural and Artificial,’ which means, literally, that architecture is addressed as and through “large language models”…[read on]
The Schwules Museum’s latest show ‘Burning down the Patriarchy. The Berlin women and lesbians’ scene photographed by Petra Gall,’ showcases the works of a…[read on]
The exhibition text at the Brücke-Museum’s retrospective of Irma Stern—a splendid portraitist of finely defined facial cues and colorful idiosyncrasies…[read on]
Though the title, ‘Thoughts in the Roots,’ might suggest otherwise, no roots are to be seen in Giuseppe Penone’s exhibition at Serpentine. In trees and branches, their extensions…[read on]
A lone bar-stool on a low stage, dim lighting, tables carved with text…is this a grimy comedy club in a Brooklyn basement? No, it’s the Berlin …[read on]
In a time of extreme weather, environmental crisis and AI’s ominous and water-devouring rise, what can we learn from those most experienced with thirst? The exhibition…[read on]
