Jeewi Lee: Residual Memories
Tracing transience through material memory
The Berlinische Galerie hosts Jeewi Lee's first major Berlin solo show, exploring sand, impermanence, and ecological shift alongside the GASAG Art Prize 2026.
Tracing transience through material memory
The Berlinische Galerie hosts Jeewi Lee's first major Berlin solo show, exploring sand, impermanence, and ecological shift alongside the GASAG Art Prize 2026.
The Parental Imprisonment Collective selects over two hundred pieces for this year's Koestler Arts display
An unprecedented curation panel draws on lived experience to present artwork created within the criminal justice system, challenging perceptions of incarceration and identity.
A new installation explores perception, architecture, and the mechanics of looking
Museum Ludwig commissions Jana Euler for Schultze Projects #5, exploring perception and architecture in a new triptych.
Algorithmic prediction meets corporeal movement in a new Helsinki performance
An editorial examination of how Nina Davies and 2girls1comp fuse viral choreography and game modification to explore AI feedback loops.
Reimagining Space Through Water and Accessibility The Temporary Gallery in Cologne presents untame flow stay release, running from 31 August to 29 November 2026. Curated by Jussi Koitela and Aneta Rostkowska, alongside Lisa Klosterkötter.
Tracing metallurgical myths and diasporic histories through the Zildjian cymbal at Bohusläns Museum
An interdisciplinary duo interrogates the legacy of a legendary musical instrument, weaving metallurgy, migration, and myth into a fragmented multimedia experience.
Bridging creative intervention and digital infrastructure
An open call invites documentation of projects that translate Arte Útil principles into tangible technological applications ahead of a major Karlsruhe festival.
Exploring gastronomy as curatorial practice in Potsdam
DAS MINSK Kunsthaus launches a residency examining food, memory, and institutional exchange.
A legal dispute unfolds between US collectors and a London dealer over a withdrawn Monica Sjöö acquisition, highlighting tensions in gallery-collector contracts.
How independent pavilions are redefining technology-driven practice beyond the main competition
Three off-site presentations challenge prevailing cynicism around artificial intelligence and digital media through inventive installations and critical curation.
Cross-border collaborations explore ecological monitoring, indigenous data practices and Nordic-Baltic sonic research
The Art & Media Culture Agency unveils its latest residency cohort, featuring transnational pairings in Helsinki, London and Hsinchu alongside a targeted call for regional practitioners.
The South London dealer winds down operations amid market recalibration, prioritising roster support over commercial expansion
London's Sid Motion Gallery announces its autumn closure, framing the decision as a strategic choice to protect artist interests amid sector-wide economic shifts.