The two-year program ‘Thinking Like a Mountain’ launched earlier this year in the Bergamo province with its first instalment, featuring a site-specific installation by Sonia Boyce…[read on]
‘— USSYPHILIA’ is Juliana Huxtable’s largest solo exhibition in Europe to date and dissects her usual wheelhouse of themes, from queerness and sexualised bodies…[read on]
Created in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, Isaac Julien’s video installation ‘Playtime’ (2013) is an intriguing take on the life-altering repercussions brought on by…[read on]
‘Fakes, Fictions and Forensics’—the first in ‘Gossip Gossip Gossip’s’ ongoing series of events—reconsidered gossip not as “empty talk,” but rather, as emancipatory reappropriation…[read on]
We spoke with Libby Heaney about her ongoing exhibition ‘Ent-,’ her art practice that meshes feminist theories and scientific expertise, and her predictions about a technological shift…[read on]
Article by Hannah Carroll Harris // Mar. 20, 2020
Exceptionally detailed, minuscule rainforest lichen, soft fuzzy moss and extraterrestrial orchid forms inhabit the hyper-real world of Richard Mosse’s latest body of work ‘Ultra’…[read on]
Interview by Bárbara Borges de Campos // Feb. 25, 2020
Jeremy Shaw is well-versed in creating fictional-futuristic-pseudoscience narratives in his films. ‘Phase Shifting Index’, Shaw’s new installation, opening this week at Centre Pompidou …[read on]
Article by Louisa Stark // May 7, 2018
Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs’ new show ‘Defying Gravity’ at KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art opens with a dual deception. A monochrome video of a man on a ladder, reminiscent of a silent film, is playing…[read on]
Article by Louisa Stark // Apr. 28, 2018
Jonathan Meese, an artist whose work often transports the viewer into his own anarchic imagination, has taken the idea of immersion to the next level in his new work at Gropius Bau. It is billed as a…[read on]
Article by Candice Nembhard in Berlin // Apr. 24, 2017
Berlin based artist and curator Stephanie von Behr’s first installment of the ‘Cut in the Mirror’ series provided a delight for all the senses in Prenzlauer Berg’s very own Entretempo Kitchen Gallery. The exhibition…[read on]
Christiane Dellbrügge and Ralf de Moll invite us into their minimal, office-like Kreuzberg Wohnstudio – a space established for living and working. Finding the balance…[read on]
Article by Brit Seaton in Berlin // Nov. 25, 2016
Akademie der Künste’s exhibition ‘Uncertain States’ presents an contemporary and archival works, standing as artistic resistance against human crisis…[read on]
