Jackpot
JACKPOT imagines the contemporary art world as a casino. We enter with a stake, a reputation, a desire for recognition, and a belief in the possibility of the next turn. Artworks become cards, exhibitions become tables, collectors become players, institutions become referees. Above this economy of signs hangs the promise of the jackpot: the possibility […]
Godly Tiller
“When there’s nowhere to go, we go back to basics“ The sociopolitical tension of recent years and decades has created space for the phenomenon of loss of rationality and a retreat toward esoteric and mythological narratives. In an atmosphere of uncertainty and distrust in facts, fantastical worlds, pseudoreligions, and a resurgence of folk superstition emerge […]
Noise Portals
What remains in a city when its inhabitants, landscape, purpose, or even the place itself changes? Can a solar eclipse cause a fire while at the same time bringing nature back to life? Can the loss of ancestral islands become a form of ‘productive’ mourning? Noise Portals is an attempt to bring together two very […]
Garbage worth being kept
In a recent interview, Michael Krebber looked back on his youth and on an unconventional education in Germany during the 1970s and 1980s. Perhaps many years from now we will look back on those beers in Barcelona, when this exhibition still had no title. The moment before things are named is wide open with possibilities. […]
Hollows
„Don’t you dare go hollow.” — Laurentius of the Great Swamp „Still (…) there is room in the bag of stars.“ — Ursula K. Le Guin The tension and switching between forgetting and remembering flickers through the joint exhibition by Gregory Nachmanovich and Adam Žufníček with the intensity of a CRT monitor’s glow and the […]
from here on out, from here on in [Copy-Shop Ballade]
Taking the multifold liminality of copy shops as a starting point, from here on out, from here on in [Copy-Shop Ballade] explores themes of copying and processes of transport and transformation through certain moments of copy shops. Situated at an intersection (of the digital and the material, private and public, production and circulation), they occupy […]
falling into you
“On her final day as a pioneering internet celebrity, Jennifer Ringley got up some time after 7.30am, used her computer for a while at around 1.15pm, had something to eat at 6.15pm, and then apparently went out for the evening.” (The Guardian, 3.1.2004) On December 31, 2003, JenniCam.org, the first live streamer on the internet, […]
hold that foot
Easter is pleased to present hold that foot, a group exhibition with works by Annelies Kamen, Sláva Sobotovičová and Richard Nikl. The show explores the structural power of language in determining the boundaries we live within. The installation Mary Jane’s Mishap(2022) by Annelies Kamen presents a pair of smoking Dr. Martens. Originally developed as work […]
DI NOTTE, NOTTE E DÌ
Collettivo 900 — Leonardo Crudi, Elia NovecentoA Two-Person Exhibition Curated by Giovanni Argan From October 15 to November 15, 2026, the ALETIS Cultural Association presents Di notte, notte e dì at Gallery Morphè in Rome, a two-person exhibition featuring Leonardo Crudi and Elia Novecento, founders of Collettivo 900. Founded in Rome in 2016 through the […]
Tympanums
Tympanums 03.10-25.10 12-6pm Thurs-Sun or by appointment An Ode to GimletBack in 2012, I bought a house plant from B&Q with my ex-partner. After a couple of days in the plant’s new home, a rustling could be heard coming from the leaves of the plant. A stowaway American grey tree frog that had been hibernating […]