TEILS TILES
TEILS TILES — 44flavours The ceramic reliefs do not only reveal themselves through their motifs, but also through their surfaces. Lines are traces of movement, of pressure and withdrawal: incised, scraped, and worked over again in the leather-hard clay. With each additional layer of engobe, glaze, and oxide, the relationship between foreground and background shifts. […]
Object Clock
There is a long history of walking in art. There’s a long history of collecting, too – and I’m not simply referring to the acquisition of artworks via various financial transactions or otherwise; instead, I’m specifically speaking to the accumulation of items, materials, ephemera, whatever. In its very natural essence, walking is a performative act, […]
Gene’s Presents “Blue Hyperlink,” Hosted by Rumpus Room & Amy Granat
Amy Granat: Hi Jackson! So good to see you! I’m so glad we are doing this show with Josh and Keith/Gene’s and a truckload of art. And well, I’m going to jump right in and start at the beginning – March 2024, when you and I first met. How did you find me? What was […]
Foreign Matters
With Foreign Matters Karina Puuffin, Alexandra Subota, Lau Man Pan and Erik Aardema set out to create an exhibition which draws upon the logic of the immune system and allergic processes, exploring various aspects of allergy and its implications: othering, exclusion and contrasts between feeling out of place and embeddedness. Reflecting on underlying structures and […]
In the Silence of this Forest
This project begins with a dream. Sleep feels like the most intimate space of our inner life, private, ungovernable, our own. Yet in times of war, conflict, and technological threat, certain nightmares stop belonging to us alone. They become shared, collective imprints of a political reality larger than any single life. Drawing on the Sleep […]
You Are Here
You Are Here is visual artist Kaija Hinkula’s new solo exhibition at Ama Gallery. The exhibition is built around imaginary guide signs and systems of navigation, using them as points of departure for works that explore structures designed to measure, direct, and organise the world—yet gradually begin to take on a life of their own. Their […]
Blame the Machine?
Today, artificial intelligence, automation, and digital systems shape everyday life — how we work, communicate, think, and imagine the future. Herbert Marcuse argued that technology is never politically neutral; that is, it develops within economic and institutional structures that shape our behavior. And this perception of technology often seems natural and inevitable to us. In […]
ENMESHED
Gombos Lilla’s exhibition ENMESHED presents works created during a two-month residency at the Studio of Young Artists’ Association (FKSE). The exhibition features a series of oil paintings entitled Musca Domestica – the Latin name for the common housefly. Gombos places these familiar, everyday creatures at the centre of the series, creatures that tend to evoke […]
Original Simulations
What does it take for an artwork to be considered an original? What happens to this status when an image is copied, digitised, forged — or quantum teleported? In Original Simulations, mathematical simulations of quantum-teleportation principles transfer the information of an artwork onto its own forgery. Through the process of measurement, the first version is […]
(GLASS) CLOSET – THE PERFORMANCE BY MATTEO DE CAMINADA
[ GLASS ] CLOSET THE PERFORMANCE (+) The choreography of not being noticed is a performance by Italian artist Matteo De Caminada, first presented at Fondazione Antonio Dalle Nogare in collaboration with Transart Festival of Contemporary Cultures in 2026. The work begins as a personal account of shame, self-suppression and the necessity of leaving in […]