Buczkowski Unstitched
Buczkowski Unstitched is an exhibition project that realises Leopold Buczkowski’s dream of a polyphony of literature. Like his work, the exhibition will unfold on many planes at once: in image, sculpture, music and word. It is a project of living art that comes into being 37 years after the author’s death — perhaps only now […]
What remains when the market goes silent?
The exhibition brings together works by artists Dan Beudean, Lucas Farah, Bianca Papuc, Iulia Pușcașu, and Judas Ștefan. The exhibition’s attitude is rather pessimistic, being concerned with the multiple crises generated by the recent developments of capitalism. It openly questions, without looking for answers, the role of the work of art in the context of […]
Kesäuni
Exhibition text by Anastasia (A) Alevtin “One summer dream In June, the spine of the world might be the sunroot stem negotiating gravity with the lucid glass edge of your summer dream— when sweaty with the sultry weather, your skin languidly accepts a tickle of a grass blade, of a spruce needle, and a sand […]
AI in the Arts: The Case for Transparency
Published 11.08.2026 LGP: Today we are speaking to Anna Wolna, co-founder of HUMAVE.HUMAVE offers a human-made verified label to anyone who wants to show to the world that their work is genuinely humanmade. Hello Anna! Anna Wolna: Hello, thank you for inviting me. LGP: When we first met you said something that made me feel […]
Broken Altar (Isolation of Father)
„We are all the leftovers of a feast at which our parents had their fill.” Eszter Babarczy: Apám meghal (Jelenkor, 2025) A feast where the table, as a silent witness, becomes the familiar yet unfathomable stage of family life. An object that preserves the imprint of our memories: who sits where, who speaks to whom, […]
Anatomical Venus
Anatomical Venus is an exhibition about cognitive dissonance and the tensions between what is visible and what is carefully concealed. It is a story about what remains unspoken and socially uncomfortable – a story of pain, but also of female solidarity and sisterhood. In this project, Ľudmila Bubánová turns her attention to the history of […]
Kinderzimmer
It was only yesterday that, under Sebastian‘s command, step by step, thing by thing, I emptied Kaiserwache of everything that bore his name. The former public restroom had been packed with banana boxes, wooden planks, bed frames, two reclining pieces of furniture, and so on—volumes large and small—arranged in such a way that one could […]
Seated Ducks
Five Churches in a Strip Mall on Pasadena Avenue is pleased to present ‘Seated Ducks’, an exhibition of oil pastel drawings and sculptures by Luke Rogers. Rogers’s practice investigates sites of energetic transfer. He has depicted gas flames, aqueducts, metal-bending machinery, glimpses into open refrigerators – the metabolics of domestic and industrial infrastructure. His objects […]
Gene’s Presents “Truckload of Art” at Forms
Once upon a time,sometime ago –back on the east coast,in New York City, to be exact –a bunch of artists and paintersand sculptors and musiciansand poets and writersand dancers and architectsall started feeling real superiorto their ego counterpartsout on the West Coast,so they all got togetherand decided they would showthose snotty surfer upstartsa thing or […]
Host and distill
Venice is a city suspended between water and air. Its boundaries are constantly reshaped by the tides. Salt permeates brick and stone; mist rises from the lagoon at dawn and slowly dissolves at dusk. Here, matter is never static. It exists in a continuous state of exchange, sedimentation, evaporation, and transformation. Host and Distill begins […]