We-boy
Painter Ondřej Basjuk was captivated by the underground space of the house at Pernštýnské Square No. 49 – the space of the gallery. The original inspiration was a dive into childhood memories and the influence of his father, an electrical engineer. Cables, plugs, relays, and their spatial arrangements—among which he moved since childhood—became the starting […]
La Zambudilla
Twelve sun loungers are split in two in „50:50“. LENA MARIE EMRICH’s sculptural intervention traces rupture and repetition, leisure and loss. The form holds, as idleness mutates and function slips. The body, quietly omitted. In collaboration with Eivissa-based filmmaker, producer, and SAFA founder IVA FISCHER CVJETKOVIĆ, Emrich traced the afterlife of deserted tourist furniture. Navigating […]
BUNT
An exhibition by Dima Mykytenko, Zina Isupova, 44flavoursCurated by Oleksii Zolotar Bunt is about color. But not only. In German, bunt means “colorful” — vibrant, life-affirming. In Ukrainian, бунт means rebellion, resistance, an inner stir. The exhibition Bunt balances between these meanings, revealing color as a space of play, a gesture of freedom, a state […]
The Relief
We are delighted to inaugurate this Thursday an exhibition by TARIK KISWANSON. In The Relief, KISWANSON continues to examine the repercussions and aftermath of war, trauma, and ruptures across historical events. Opening on May 8, 2025, a date that marks the anniversary of the end of World War II, this solo exhibition centers on an […]
Someone Chewing
Sfeir-Semler Gallery is happy to announce Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s solo exhibition in the Beirut Karantina space, opening on April 3rd, 2025. Abu Hamdan is a researcher, filmmaker, artist and activist or, as he puts it, a ‘Private Ear’. His audio investigations can be found in trials, advocacy campaigns or journalistic reports as well as live […]
Hearing you I could see your lips move
It wouldn’t work for me, it would just overwhelm me. A friend says to take everything out of the room and just put back what you want in there. Then, you deal with the remainders by either putting the item in the room it should go in, and separate by discard, donate, and maybe. I […]
Mirror-Reverse
Cindy Hill’s solo exhibition Mirror-Reverse explores themes of identity, self-expression, and the complexities of femininity within stages of coming of age. Themes of girlhood, secrecy, and the intimate and transgressive rituals of self-expression underscore the artworks and associated research. Throughout the exhibition, materials and objects are coded, exploring how girls negotiate systems of patriarchal power […]
Obscured Ancestors
Traces of the Past: Material Memory in Archaeology by Matthias Hoernes Traces are all that endure. In archaeology, the past seems to reveal itself through fragments: a pottery sherd, a metal nail, charred seeds, animal bones, or a discolored patch of soil. These materials and materialities are not testimonies but traces forming contemporary, untimely material […]
Lydia Rosenberg: Lamp Store, Grand Reopening
SOCIETY has invited Pittsburgh-based artist Lydia Rosenberg to mount the first exhibition in its space above Mother Foucault’s Bookshop at 711 SE Grand Avenue in Portland, Oregon. Rosenberg’s Lamp Store, Grand Reopening will open on June 7, 2025 with a reception from 5-7pm. The exhibition will continue through July 19. Lamp Store, Grand Reopening is […]
Intermezzo Part ll
INTERMEZZO is a brief, intense moment – an unexpected interlude that breaks familiar patterns and creates space for new impressions. In the world of chess, an intermezzo refers, for example, to a surprising move that demands an immediate response, though not necessarily an impulsive one. In music, an intermezzo is a short, independent instrumental piece […]