A New Dialogue Between Plate and Canvas: The Culinary Residency at DAS MINSK
Exploring gastronomy as curatorial practice in Potsdam
DAS MINSK Kunsthaus launches a residency examining food, memory, and institutional exchange.
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Gustave Courbet: The Rebel Who Shaped Modern Art
Museum Folkwang presents comprehensive retrospective of the 19th-century realist master
A major survey of Gustave Courbet's work opens at Museum Folkwang, examining how the French painter's revolutionary approach influenced generations of artists and forged new paths between painting and photography.
Oscar Murillo: Collective Osmosis at DAS MINSK Kunsthaus
A dialogue between contemporary practice and Impressionist legacy explores the politics of perception
Oscar Murillo transforms DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam with participatory painting and a conversation between his work and Claude Monet's, running through August 2026.
Catherine Christer Hennix: Cosmological Critique at Badischer Kunstverein
A comprehensive survey of the late Swedish artist's interdisciplinary practice spanning five decades
The most extensive exhibition to date of Catherine Christer Hennix (1948-2023) opens at Badischer Kunstverein, tracing her unique fusion of music, mathematics and spirituality through scores, installations and abstract works.
Speculative Pen: Fabulating Institutional Futures
Three German art institutions convene an experimental symposium to reimagine the future of cultural organisations
Taking place in Cologne this July, Speculative Pen brings together artists, curators and researchers to collectively rethink institutional structures through speculative writing, workshops and collaborative exercises.
Melike Kara: Whispers
A garden of ash and memory at Kunsthaus Hamburg
Melike Kara burns her photographic archive to create a fragile, evolving installation that dissolves fixed identity into sensory experience.
Melike Kara: Whispers
Burning the archive to reimagine identity at Kunsthaus Hamburg
For her solo show at Kunsthaus Hamburg, Melike Kara incinerates her own photographic archive, transforming the remnants into a garden-like installation that probes memory, heritage and the dissolution of fixed identity.
MISS READ 2026: Berlin's Art Book Fair Turns Eighteen
Europe's leading gathering for independent publishing heads to silent green with a focus on bibliodiversity and global voices
The Berlin Art Book Fair & Festival returns for its eighteenth edition, bringing together 235 exhibitors from 46 countries to explore publishing as artistic and political practice.
Zauri Matikashvili: You may not want to be here
Kunsthalle Münster presents the Georgian artist's first institutional solo exhibition, spanning film and sculpture
Zauri Matikashvili's debut institutional solo show at Kunsthalle Münster brings together two-channel video installations and a sculptural series probing identity, belonging and the fragility of democratic life.