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Apostrophe

Dakota Higgins “Apostrophe” April 26 – June 7, 2025 Dakota Higgins’ debut solo exhibition, Apostrophe, positions the viewer within a collapsed theater of masculine power, familial nostalgia, and political spectacle. Named after the punctuation mark that denotes possession, absence, and address, Apostrophe interrogates the rhetorical and visual mechanics of authority and representation. At the center […]

Les historiens du futur

Continuum of memory Inviting Léo Fourdrinier to exhibit at the Site archéologique Lattara – Musée Henri Prades provides him with the ideal playground for his work. At the heart of his work is a dialogue between past, present and future, designed to shed light on our perception of contemporary and future realities. In a constant […]

Durchhalten galore! Pinturas para perros.

Perception meets Disruption: A brief conversation about life By Misal Adnan Yıldız Malte Zenses presents nine new paintings and three sculptures at Sperling’s new location at Enhuberstr. 6 in Munich-Maxvorstadt. One of them carries a warning: “- Life is brief” The titles of these paintings contain many references, from Aschenputtel (the folk tale known as […]

The Brink of Cozy

  “The scirocco winds carry the finest grains of Sahara sand with them. Every drop of rain contains a pieceof Africa. Funny how that works” (Kemp in an e-mail from Italy, April 15). This daytime placed atop that nighttime. And that’s called: barter. I switched light in for the contrary. I traded composition for style. […]

This Must Be The Place

  On the occasion of Various Others, BRITTA RETTBERG is pleased to present the group exhibition “This Must Be the Place” in collaboration with THE BREEDER (Athens) and RAVNIKAR (Ljubljana). Featuring works by six female artists — Nina Čelhar, Laura Ní Fhlaibhín, Kyriaki Goni, Caro Jost, Malvina Panagiotidi, and Helena Tahir — the exhibition examines […]

An Optimist at Heart

“The adults want to pass the promise of the promise on to their children. That may be the children’s only sure inheritance – fantasy as the only capital assuredly passable from one contingent space to another.” – Lauren Berlant In what would become his most notable work, Candide, Voltaire set out to demonstrate that optimism […]

fluid minds

Archeologies of What is Coming Next (AT) What if the future could be excavated like a ruin? What if the circuits of our machines, the architectures of our thought, and the residues of our social formations were not only evidence of where we’ve been but diagrams of what we are still becoming? In his solo-exhibition […]

Falling Flowers

Ecosystem. Narrating the theme of consumerism through a journey where the first perceptual impact is linked to nature is no small feat.When Elmgreen & Dragset, in the upper space of the Podium at Fondazione Prada in Milan, reconstructed the modular office spaces designed in the 1960s by Robert Probst—emphasizing the sense of isolation from human […]

Comma Separated Values

Comma Separated Valuescoated laser cut steel, melamine sheet material2025 ‘Comma Separated Values’ reflects on Clarkson’s personal experiences of office admin work, exploring the pressures of productivity and the fragmentation of personal identity within professional environments. Layered sculptural diagrams reference bureaucratic systems and everyday office processes. Drawing on Sheffield’s post-industrial landscape, where former industrial sites are […]

ECCPROJECTS #27 Martha Tuttle

ECCPROJECTS #27 Martha Tuttle 05 May – 01 June 2025 Open by appointment only ECC Project Room Via Martiri della Libertà 2 10023 Chieri TO Italy Captions of the works exhibited: Martha Tuttle, Weight Without Motion, 2018, wool, silk, pigment, 117,8 x 79,3 cm (each) Martha Tuttle (1989, Santa Fe, NM) lives and works in Bozeman, […]