Parade
The word parade carries within it a fertile ambiguity: both a gesture of protection and of exposure, of concealment and of unveiling. Derived from the verb parer – to defend oneself, to prepare oneself, to become visible – it evokes a surface movement, a strategy of appearance. Here, the parade is a space of emancipation […]
Sexi Flex
The exhibition Sexi Flex by Hedda Hørran marks part one of a trilogy spanning Bærum Kunsthall → Telemark Art Centre → Visual Artists in Oslo (BO). Across these three chapters, the story of a room occupied by something—or someone—foreign unfolds, inviting the audience into an anarchic, nostalgic, absurd, and sexy universe. Intro to MTV’s Rich […]
Artissima 2025 — Visual Focus
The liveliest art fair in this part of the world, famous for the greatest number of prolonged coffee breaks in its three days of annual existence — welcome to Artissima! We are pleased to present a selection of booths documented by the Redaction of Low Ground Pressure. All images: Copyrights Low Ground Pressure
Eat the Roses
The image of the breastfeeding Madonna, or Madonna Lactans, is a recurring motif in ecclesiastical depictions of the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus. Often portrayed with one breast in the child’s mouth, these iconographic scenes present the Madonna as a nurturing mother nourishing, protecting, and embodying divine procreation. There is a legend surrounding La […]
Skin of Memory
The Skin of Memory exhibition outlines the fragile boundary between surface and carnality, where the image itself reveals and conceals what lies beneath. Here, the surface is not just an imaginary skin that can be pierced, but an unstable plane where desire, memory, and the impermanence of the body meet. Anna-Marie Berdychová’s photographs glide across […]
Limbo
Thomas Sankara, the Marxist and Pan-Africanist revolutionary who served as the President of Burkina Faso, treated politics as creative labor, translating will into an aesthetic of liberation. A guitarist and poet, he approached governance as composition, drafting social change as living score. Drawing from the grammar of fragment, rhythm, and nonlinear structure, Jabari Wimbley’s Limbo […]
Wild Pruning
Wild Pruning is a solo exhibition by Helsinki-based visual artist Riikka Anttonen. The exhibition presents a three-part sculptural installation titled Holes in the Hedge, consisting mainly of marble-based works. In this body of work, Anttonen combines marble mosaic and relief techniques to create sculptural elements within a spatial context. Its starting points lie in observations […]
Bruch
In her solo exhibition Bruch, Juliane Tübke investigates the multifaceted relationships between humans and the environment through a series of works grounded in both aesthetic and ecological research. The works focus on specific plant species, their agency, and their dynamic interplay with human behavior. Throughout the exhibition, wounded landscapes, ritual transmissions of human illness, and […]
Possessed Mountains
Humans possess mountains. Mountains are possessed by humans. What curse is at work here? What symbolic, legal, material and historical forms of proprietary possession are there? What forms and histories of dispossession do they imply? And how can we succeed in emancipating landscapes from the curse of property? Somewhere below the Weinebene, between Styria and […]
Adventures of Odysseus
Adventures of Odysseus Artemis Jegart September 25 – December 19, 2025 Santa Fe Community College 6401 Richards Avenue Santa Fe, New Mexico, 87508 Freddy is pleased to present Adventures of Odysseus by Artemis Jegart (b. 1927) at Santa Fe Community College. The exhibition focuses on twelve individual works created in 1968. The work was publicly […]