A Song Used to Lull a Child to Sleep
Against the backdrop of a world that never powers down, attention shifts to the disconnection between the individual and the structures of modern life. These are systems that infiltrate even our dreams, demanding presence, productivity beyond daylight hours. A Song Used to Lull a Child to Sleep creates a space to question and unravel our […]
Artist Residency
On the occasion of Deerskin’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection by Dylan Matsuno in collaboration with Joshua Abelow, Artist Residency at Single Double presents the collection as objects in a gallery alongside a representation of the workspace and components used to create the garments themselves. At the end of June, this exhibition will be followed up by […]
Deerskin In Japan Thing
“Deerskin In Japan Thing” at FOME in Osaka, Japan. An event for the release of Deerskin’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection by Dylan Matsuno alongside an exhibition of works by collaborator, Joshua Abelow. Beginning with an introspective survey of the Deerskin uniform, Deerskin’s second collection decides to expand beyond historically informed garments by introducing new themes of […]
The last drawer on the left
Supposedly about home, and yet time is everywhere. Supposedly about things that hold memory, and yet about people who are no longer there. Aside from a few distinct sculptures – everything here is subtle, faded, as if it might disappear any moment. And it does. The further we go, the less we see. And yet […]
Simple Times
Talisa Lallai’s landscapes evoke specific places, but more powerfully, they conjure the feeling of a longed-for, personal elsewhere. The narrow mountain roads depicted in “Fiamma 2000” (2025) present shades of viridian green, earthy asphalt grey, and unreal blue skies, which appear in saturated, faux vintage images that may recall long journeys taken as children to […]
Memoir of a Needle
Palo Gallery (New York) is pleased to present Memoir of a Needle, an exhibition of new textile works by Italian artist, Roberto Maria Lino, from 26 June to 8 August 2025. Featuring 14 new artworks and an installation, this exhibition marks a pivotal moment in Lino’s career as his debut exhibition in the United States. […]
Yuck my Yum
Zeller van Almsick is pleased to present Yuck my Yum, the first solo exhibition at the gallery by Austrian-born artist Sophie Hirsch. Known for her materially astute and conceptually layered practice, Hirsch returns to her native city with an immersive installation that quietly unsettles the architecture of the familiar. Unfolding on an intimate, domestic scale, […]
Who’s in charge here? Art of a New Generation
On the first floor and in the basement of the Eck Museum of Art (formerly known as Stadtmuseum Bruneck), artists Theodor Nymark (b. 1997, DK) and Raphael Pohl (b.1998, IT) present a joint exhibition shaped by an ongoing dialogue between two friends and colleagues. Their practices unfold and intertwine through gestural reassemblies of archival material, […]
Born from a crack
There are days when I vanish — lose myself, retreat, hide away. A quiet, unconscious need to be seen stirs within me. Yet, the moment I am truly found, I withdraw again — deeper, tighter into myself. …These thoughts grew like living organisms, creeping into the crevices of the everyday, embedding themselves in the subconscious. […]
Occhio, Malocchio, Prezzemolo e Carota
There is no reason for the duck to be there.Perhaps it’s the balance between gleaming surfaces and childlike forms. An entire generation learned contemporary art from homeopathic remedy leaflets—only to discover, too late, that Apollo was not a god, but a plastic box with a glossy finish. Carota is not a title; it’s a sound.Try […]