Bleed Through
The exhibition is based on the premise that reality cannot be rigidly divided into interior and exterior, surface and depth, or the personal and the systemic. Rather, it constitutes a porous field in which seepage constantly occurs between individual planes. What is meant to remain hidden sooner or later manifests on the surface, not as […]
Neue Deutsche Todeskunst
The exhibition Neue Deutsche Todeskunst at the Kunstmuseum Heidenheim presents new works by Fabian Reetz, deepening his long-term series East German Gothic Studies. Drawing on subcultural formations, Reetz investigates social dynamics emerging from political and economic upheavals. He traces the connections between German-speaking Gothic bands and Romanticism, analyzing them as a symptom of the radicalized […]
Odesa, Texas
After a short spring break, LU Gallery [https://lu.gallery/ ] returns with a new exhibition dedicated to memory, a sense of place, and the ways some spaces continue to live and evolve in our imagination. Odesa, Texas brings together diverse artistic practices that, each in its own way, rethink place through distance (spatial or temporal, emotional […]
Tirar del hilo
Baró Galeria presents Tirar del Hilo, a group exhibition curated by Esmeralda Gómez Galera, opening in March 2026 at the gallery’s space in Palma de Mallorca, on the occasion of Art Palma Brunch 2026. The exhibition brings together works by Amparo de la Sota, Elisa Pardo Puch, Eugenio Espinoza, Mano Penalva and Néstor García. Tirar […]
Moments of Grace
Moments of Grace is a new solo exhibition by Yelena Popova at Osnova new space in Valencia, that marks a decade of collaboration between the artist and the gallery. The exhibition brings together works from several of Popova’s major series and traces her practice over the past fifteen years. Rather than treating individual works as […]
Drift of Grounds
short text: The FFS (Studio of Young Photographers) group exhibition explores questions of mutual dependence, care, and coexistence between humans and nature in our transforming world. It provides an opportunity for artists who respond sensitively to the ecological and social processes shaping our planet, while also creating space for practices that do not operate within […]
Travelling While Lying Down
We Went Out After the Rain at Dusk We went out after the rain at dusk We went out after the rain at dusk chasing sky for clouds. The mountains moved with the weightless pace of their own time. We walked down the hill, stopping above the running water. Shrubs blocked our view. We thought […]
ORDO
The artistic process, the arrangement of elements, materials, and technique into a composition, lies at the heart of Christina Baumann’s first solo exhibition with Suburbia Contemporary, ORDO. The title, derived from the Latin word for order, reflects the artist’s practice of bringing these components into relation within the pictorial space. Working in layers, Baumann begins […]
Dead End
Historically, a “dead end” names a spatial condition – a street that leads nowhere, a passage cut short. Over time, the term has come to describe something less tangible yet equally pervasive: a sense of arrested movement, of directions that fail to open. In Jiyoon Chung’s exhibition at Anton Janizewski, this slippage between physical obstruction […]
Lifeworld
“The rise of the West was not made possible by the superiority of its ideas or values or religion . . . but rather by its superiority in applying organized violence.” – Alex Karp, quoting Samuel Huntington, Palantir Q4 2024 shareholder letter, Feb 3, 2025 — Ian James is an artist who lives in Los […]