All the Previously Unnoticed Murmur of the World
Streets are transitional spaces — if someone stays too long on the street, it likely means they have nowhere to return to. By day, streets are crowded — loud, filled with a haphazard mix of messages. Chaotic collages of conversations and advertisements. But then evening comes, and the emptiness comes — these liminal, half-asleep spaces […]
Study of Decay, Study of Flourish
On the ruins of a crumbling urban order, life begins to bloom. Immersed in the rush of daily life, we move with our goals in mind, rarely noticing the spaces in between. Pavements, tunnels and the facades of buildings remain on the margins of our awareness. The liminal nature of these places means that once […]
Several Architectural Variations
Several Architectural Variations Gillies Adamson Semple has been travelling to Scotland to fire a series of ceramic works. The earthenware pieces were fired in both an industrial kiln and a homemade one. The shapes and forms of the works evoke some sense of structure that could be architectural, or in other words, suggest habitation. However, […]
These Murdered Old Mountains
With These Murdered Old Mountains, the Kunstverein Dresden is presenting the first exhibition in Germany by US photographer Stacy Kranitz. For over fifteen years, Kranitz has been exploring life in the Appalachian Mountains, a region in the eastern USA characterized by the decline of the coal industry. In her work, Kranitz questions the objectivity of […]
Caverna Lumina
Caverna Lumina is a photographic project investigating the collapse of the image—as surface, material, and epistemic structure. The works emerge through a hybrid process involving hand-coated silver gelatin paper, expired emulsions, pigment sedimentation, scanning interference, and thermal degradation. These are not photographs in the conventional sense, but chemical fossils, where visibility erodes and material insists […]
Placeholders
Tymek Borowski Placeholders Whether we want to or not, we belong to our time and we share in its opinions, its feelings, even its delusions. (Henri Matisse, 1908) The exhibition presents the latest paintings by Tymek Borowski, from 2023–2025. Their principale theme is scattered inscriptions, words, sentences, and also longer passages of incomprehensible text resulting […]
CorpoVivo
The body is the first space we inhabit, our first language. It is whatdefines us, but also what exposes us and sometimes confines us. For this reason, talking about the body means talking about identities, relationships, desires, conflicts and memories. Beyond this, the body is also a field of tension: between the visible and the […]
Rubber Souls
Rubber Souls is an exhibition by Viennese artists Anny Wass and Wolfgang Obermair. The two come together in the Salzburg art space Periscope to explore shared aspects of their work: materiality, surface, environment, and animism. Their positions materialize the handling of things as physical and social presence, countering modern alienation with a “Parliament of Things” […]
#1
Between origin and departure, between rural imprint and urban presence: The first exhibition of the curatorial project Transit Transit explores questions of space, belonging, and identity in transition. A functioning production hall at a Mosel winery is transformed into an exhibition space for one weekend—marking the beginning of a series of exhibitions in temporary venues […]
Earthworm Fantasies
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 this subterranean world flood, rainwater sweeping debris fromthe city streets into its unknown underworld. Some of the tunnels lead to […]