Artists: Øleg&Kaśka Title: The Food of Life Curator: Eva Slabá Man was created of the Earth, and lives by virtue of the Aire; for there is in the Aire a secret food of life, which in the night we call dew; and in the day rarified water, whose invisible, congealed spirit is better than …
Title: Breaking the Course of the European Boomerang Artists: Alma Gačanin, Alicja Rogalska, Áron Lődi & Víctor Santamarina, Aterraterra, The lilky_60200 collective, Good Praxis, Jens Masimov, Jumana Manna, Lesia Vasylchenko, Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor, Monika Janulevičiūtė, Nikita Kadan, Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas, Pilvi Takala Curators: Una Mathiesen Gjerde, Krisztián Gábor Török Venue: Pragovka Gallery, …
Emerging from a years-long dialogue between Oradea’s cultural visionaries and its community, NOCA marks a bold new chapter in the city’s artistic identity. Housed in a striking glass pavilion beside the historic Black Eagle Palace, the center positions itself as a dynamic hub for contemporary creation, experimentation, and exchange. With a curatorial strategy that bridges …
Artists: Ernest Borowski, Olaf Brzeski, Krystian Daszkowski, Arti Grabowski, Krzysztof Maniak, Dorota Nieznalska, Karol Radziszewski, Sonia Rammer, Aleksandra Ska, Magdalena Starska, Iza Tarasewicz, Sławomir Toman, Honza Zamojski Title: The Lumberjack. Storieas about Masculinity Curator: Przemysław Jędrowski Stereotypical, toxic, sensitive. What is masculinity today and how is it changing? What are itsnarratives and social roles? And do we even want to talk about it? An attempt to answer …
Artist: Aleksandra Liput Title: What the Lips of the Shadow Say Curator: Aleksandra Skowrońska Venue: Le Guern Gallery, Poland, Warsaw Photos: Kuba Mozolewski “Hiding is a primary function of life, a necessity bound up with its economy, that is to say with the laying-down of reserves. And since interiority so obviously exercises the function of …
Artists: Urszula Broll, Anna Sztwiertnia Title: Inner Sun Curator: Katarzyna Piskorz Venue: Bliss Gallery, Warsaw On a cloudless night over Warsaw, no more than two hundred stars are visible. Far from the glow of cities, the sky reveals nearly six thousand. Daily life is similar: in the thicket of stimuli, it is easy to miss …
Artist: Lenka Glisnikova Title: Sunken Streams Curator: Pavel Kubesa Venue: Galerie NoD, Prague Photos: Michal Ureš “Light and Time. The characters are trying to build structures through which they can escape from the limitations of self. You could say the sense of ourselves, of our physical bodies, that we all have is in itself a …
Artist: Kateřina Vincourová Title: Skin Care Curator: Denisa Kujelová Venue: Galerie Rudolfinum Photos: Martin Polák In her drawings, objects, and installations, Kateřina Vincourová brings together everything that interests her, including the exhibition space. She responds to it subtly and yet with great precision, gently disrupting order to draw attention to detail, to the …
Artist: Rita Süveges Title: Eight Minutes Until Sunlight Arrives Venue: acb Gallery, Budapest Photos: Dávid Tóth At her first solo exhibition at acb, Rita Süveges (1986) debuts with her new series of velvet paintings and a monumental steel drawing connected to this cycle. In addition to exploring retrofuturism – vision of the future from …
Artist: Urtė Janus Organiser: (AV17) Gallery Title: Flowing Bodies Venue: Underground Water Reservoir of Aukštaitijos Vandenys in Panevėžys, Lithuania Photos: Paulius Židonis Urtė Janus is a Lithuanian, London-based interdisciplinary artist who traces chemical flows across the landscapes, living and mineral bodies, using installations, texts, and moving image. Her work challenges the dualistic thinking that …
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She watched potential go unrealised under rigid frameworks, saw her generation overlooked, and decided to build what was missing: a porous, hybrid platform putting people before products, questions before conclusions. From Ljubljana, Piera Ravnikar is reimagining what a gallery can be—part institution, part community, part act of care. – An interview with Piera Ravnikar, Founder …
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Exhibition Title: TRANSPEED Artists: Andrej Dúbravský, Róza El-Hassan, Stanislav Filko, Botond Keresztesi, Réka Lőrincz, Gábor Pintér, Selma Selman, Milica Tomic, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger, Dorottya Vékony Curators: Niki Bernath, Péter Bencze Venue: Kosicke Kulturne Centra, Kosice Slovakia Photos: Tibor Czito / VUNU & Everybody Needs Art Text: Niki Bernath “Whoever controls a territory owns it not …
Artist: Joanna Wierzbicka Title: Earthworm Fantasies Curator: Urte Janus Text: Urte Janus Venue: Project Octagon, Anglican Chapel, Nunhead Cemetery, London The ground beneath the city is warped with tunnel systems, some likely begun in prehistoric times, connecting to medieval passageways and intersecting with modern sewage networks and underground train tracks. During heavy rainfall, parts of …
Artist: Sabīne Vernere Title: Bestiaries Curator: Žanete Liekīte Venue: Meduza, Vilnius Photos: Reinis Hofmanis Sabīne Vernere’s solo show Bestiaries draws on the medieval compendium of beasts to examine how a shifting set of prejudices clings to female forms. The artist takes cultural anxiety as her starting point, exploring female sexuality as a historically politicized …
Title: Soft Smiths. Contemporary Women’s* Metalwork Artists: Michalina Bigaj, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Agata Ingarden, Lito Kattou, Magdalena Lazar, Lucia Leuci, Markéta Magidová, Ola Nenko, Emma Passera, Ala Savashevich, Weronika Wysocka Curators: Michalina Sablik, Magdalena Lazar Venue: Polish Center of Sculpture in Orońsko Photos: Jacek Kucharczyk SVAROGI. Emancipation and Women’s* Metalwork Slavic beliefs assumed the existence …
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