The sources that crystallize
To the Measure of Water As every summer — since forever — he had walked miles, backpack on his shoulders, to find her trace again, scrutinizing each rock with a magnifying glass, roaming every path that might lead him to her, to her source. He knew she had passed through here, and the valley inevitably […]
Still (Leben)
Throughout cultural history, breastfeeding has been many things: it was power, it was doctrine, it was a tool of oppression and an instrument of the state. What is it today? And how far are we willing to abandon our clichéd notions of it? In her spatial installation Still(Life), the Cypriot artist Penny Monogiou addresses the […]
Trames émotionnelles
NM Contemporary is glad to present « Trames émotionnelles » (Emotional threads) the first solo show of Roberto Maria Lino in the Principality of Monaco. The exhibition includes a selection of works executed during the artist’s residence at the Ateliers du Quai under the Direction of Cultural Affairs in Monaco in 2024. In the first […]
Cave
A cave is a place of superimpositions. It contains traces – smoke stains, carvings, shells, shards of glass – and reveals stories, both visible and invisible. The cave has space for all kinds of things: within it, objects lie side by side that do not really belong together, yet through their proximity create new layers […]
Camille
Camille is a second solo exhibition of Ant Łakomsk’s at the Turnus Gallery. The collection of works presented in the exhibition is a development of the theme of self-representation present in her painting. The artist reflects upon the issue of exposure – both the image as seen by others and exhibition strategies. The arrangement of […]
Spazio Liminale
Liminal Space is a project rooted in the concept of transition, a suspension where forms oscillate between weight and lightness, between organic matter and imagination, holding the possibility of a metamorphosis awaited—or merely hoped for. Affinities remain hostile: fragments of a dialogue that resist full deciphering, inviting to be felt rather than understood.
Youjin Yi @park
Youjin Yi (born in 1980 in Gangneung, South Korea, lives and works in Munich) studied Korean painting at Sejong University, Seoul, and from 2004 to 2011 painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich with Günther Förg. Her works have been exhibited in numerous exhibitions in Germany and internationally, including in Seoul, Berlin, Paris, and […]
Glossary
Picture a dining table at the end of an intimate banquet. The table, as wonky and fatigued as the satisfied guests, holds traces of secrets, laughter and a few discomforts spilled over the tablecloth. Stories and slurred words twined between utensils and dishware. These items lightened the atmosphere and granted proximity; chairs getting closer as […]
Ren Light Pan: Nude and Number
As long as I’ve known her, Ren’s whole apartment has been centered around a big full-length mirror. There is a way something given pride of place in your home could be uniquely meaningful, like an altar. But that place can also be occupied by something utterly banal, like a coffeemaker or the screen of your […]
Eight Minutes, Until Sunlight Arrives, Hotel Paradiso, Thin Film – Invocation
At acb Gallery, we are delighted to present Gergő Szinyova’s latest solo exhibition, Hotel Paradiso, which at the same time opens a new shared chapter in the life of the artist and the gallery, marking the beginning of our collaboration starting in September 2025. Likewise, Rita Süveges makes her debut with us at acb Plus, […]