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Beyond Dreams and Fantasies. In Conversation with Dorota Jarecka and Magda Lipska, Curators of the Exhibition ‘In the Very Bowels of Changes: Surrealism and Antifascism’
From the start, Surrealism was both an aesthetic revolution and a political project, aiming to envision a world free from violence, oppression and authoritarianism.
The Kids Are Not Alright, and That’s Okay. Post-Socialist Dreams in ‘Gen Z. All at Once’ at MO Museum, Vilnius
We inhabit an era where the swipe of a thumb has successfully collapsed the distance between historical tragedy and consumerist desire. On the same high-resolution glass screen, a video of a drone strike in Ukraine or Gaza is immediately succeeded by a sponsored post for designer shoes, which is in turn followed by a curated holiday selfie or a soundbite about ecological doom.
Memory, Perception and the Practice of Noticing: ‘When Light Breaks the Dark’ at Bomb Factory Art Foundation
What we remember is shaped as much by what we notice as by what we overlook. This interplay of memory and perception was at the heart of the exhibition When Light Breaks the Dark, held from 29 May to 1 June 2026 at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation in South Holborn, London — an independent arts organisation supporting experimental and emerging contemporary practices.
A Summer of New Possibilities: 12 International Opportunities for Artists to Apply This Season
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Crossing the Uncrossable. ‘Jerzy Budziszewski. Disturbed Structures’ at the Profile Foundation