Fleeting Glance
Queer histories are rarely found in official archives. They persist through narratives, gestures and fleeting encounters, acting as cracks and ruptures within the normative. As ephemeral traces, they preserve memory and knowledge within a culture that often renders queer lives invisible. “Fleeting Glance” is dedicated to the transient gazes and unwritten stories of queer bodies […]
Signal V: A Selection of Objects and Installations from the Robert Runták Collection
On 25 June 2026, Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc opened the exhibition project Signal V: A Selection of Objects and Installations from the Robert Runták Collection. Within the Czech context, the exhibition presents a unique selection of groundbreaking large-scale works whose size and significance often go beyond the scope of conventional private collecting. This is the […]
escalators to: big bang
“Even when it all blows up, there will always be stars and there will always be dark matter: for this is the art world.” – Christiana Spens This year’s graduation exhibition of the weißensee kunsthochschule berlin, titled escalators to: big bang, takes its cue from a paradoxical wall instruction. Its language mirrors the kind of […]
Hairline
Hair continues to grow even when it seems that everything else has already been lost. It is one of the most intimate traces of our existence, a material testament to time passing through the body. Hair preserves memory, becoming a relic, an amulet, and a keepsake of those we have loved. Across cultures, it has […]
MWAH
An interest in the products we consume – unnecessary objects of little “real” use – runs through Agnes Lindvall’s practice. Cheap and puerile items, things one can never have too many of, promising joy while being designed for disposability. Mass-produced under unclear conditions and materials, in bright, shiny colors, squishable megaflumpsies layered with glitter – […]
Hard Lights
Run fast enough toward the sun and you stop seeing where you are going. You move faster than ever, but the light meant to guide you is the light that blinds you. Hard Lights takes that predicament as its subject. Across three installations, Dot Als looks at the disruption generative AI is forcing onto audiovisual […]
/p ɪ ˈ p ɛ t ə /
If you look at pictures tracing the evolution of Bugs Bunny, you’ll notice a considerable divergence between the late-1930s prototype and the modern rendering of 2010. Aesthetically, the previously short, pale and podgy rabbit with a pointed nose appears worlds apart from the tall and slender, silver-furred dandy with his crisp white chest and pointed […]
And Here I Bloom, For a Short Hour Unseen
The Paddocks Gallery is pleased to present And Here I Bloom, For a Short Hour Unseen, a duo exhibition by Chryssa Kotoula and Katerina Moschou. The exhibition brings together a new body of collaborative work developedbetween the two artists, stemming from Moschou’s residency at The Paddocks in spring 2025.“I have a dream sometimes, not often. […]
I LOVE PAINTING PAINTING LOVES ME [ILPPLM]
How do I get to Carnegie Hall? How do I get to Carnegie Hall? How do I get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, man, practice Practice, man, practice Practice, man, practice Practice, man, practice […] I practiced, I practiced Carnegie Hall was beckoning I practiced, I practiced Carnegie Hall was beckoning I was ready, I was […]
Bruise, Shine on My Skin
The exhibition by Joanna Fluder at the Polana Institute is a strongly personal narrative about domestic violence, told from the perspective of the skin—or rather, through the wide range of bruises appearing on the body. While understood as a symptom of healing—the gradual resorption of blood diffused within the subcutaneous tissue—they also follow a distinct […]