Exhibitions

‘La Villa’ is an exhibition held in the historic premises of Villa Farsetti in Santa Maria di Sala, near Venice. It presents the Poznań art milieu to an Italian audience during the Biennale. The exhibition takes the form of a polyphonic portrait of the local art scene, situated within an international context, and simultaneously constitutes […]

We invite you to visit the competition exhibition at Słodownia +1, located in Stary Browar, where works by the finalists of the 15th edition of the competition will be presented. The winners will be announced during the awards gala, which will take place on May 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM as part of the Festiwal Obrazu.

Dom Art Projects presents its new programme, marking its debut at Art Dubai’s special edition with a digital presentation, alongside a new group exhibition, Time That Grows Slowly, and a solo presentation by Petr Kirusha at its Al Khayat space. Spanning digital practices, painting, and installation, the programme reflects the institution’s ongoing focus on time, […]

All the Diamonds is a Polish–Romanian group exhibition that approaches the countryside through multiple perspectives, focusing on cultural, social, and artistic intersections between the two regions. Conceived as a collaborative framework, the exhibition addresses rural contexts that remain peripheral within centralised art circuits, while also foregrounding practices that deliberately situate artistic production in the countryside as a site of sustained work, experience, […]

It would be difficult to find a literary phrase more fitting for what Kinga Burek has portrayed in her paintings from 2025–2026 than the title of this exhibition, borrowed from an essay by Luce Irigaray. On 6 February 2025, Kinga’s mother passed away—a biochemist by profession and, after retiring on disability pension, a social activist. […]

RARO On-Site Projects is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in Spain by Polish visual artist Justyna Górowska, presented under her long-running alter ego and AI avatar WetMeWild. Working at the intersection of hydrofeminism, performance, and emerging technologies, Górowska has developed the WetMeWild character since 2017 — a fluid, hybrid figure drawing on Slavic […]

La Caverne du Pont Neuf, a temporary artwork conceived by JR, will rise at the heart of Paris. On view from June 6 to 28, the installation will pay tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude's The Pont Neuf Wrapped, which marked its fortieth anniversary in 2025. It will offer Parisians and visitors a time-limited opportunity to […]

MATDOT Art Center welcomes Pride Month with the launch of MISS, a solo exhibition by Tawatchai Somkong. The exhibition presents portrayals of transgender women’s bodies through the visual language of the nude — a dimension rarely represented within the conventions of mainstream painting, which have long remained tied to binary definitions of “male” and “female”. […]

Poems of Unrest is an international group exhibition based on the fifth edition of the OFF-Biennale Budapest. As the biggest independent art institution in Hungary since its founding in 2015, OFF-Biennale aims to strengthen the country’s independent art scene and to contribute to public discourse on social, political, and environmental issues, with the intention of promoting […]

ā — “What is this?”á — “What on earth are you talking about?”ǎ — “Ah, oh… I think I get it.”à — “Well, now you know that’s art!”* The exhibition by KENBO (Liang Guojian) presents a comprehensive overview of the Chinese artist’s practice, while creating a deliberate dialogue between Eastern and Western traditions – not only through artistic methods, but […]

A bird hanging on a wire. A skull concealed within a still-life composition. Flies circling over a rotting bouquet. Spilled candles, masks, ashtrays, clocks, and flowers decomposing in a vase. Sticky traps for the gaze: individual symbols that begin to generate false orders, set off paranoid chains of association, and draw the viewer into a compulsive search for meaning. Like the dead bird in Witold Gombrowicz’s […]

Is it we who look at animals, or do they look at us? How does our gaze shift over time?  This year’s Fotofestiwal program explores the dual relationship between humans and non-human animals—and beyond. Art remains an essential tool for understanding the world, while collaboration and community offer a response to the tensions that affect […]

Maryna Sakowska’s solo exhibition Ex Cathedra explores symbols of power, rebellion, and entanglement in relationships with disciplinary institutions such as schools, the Church, and socio-cultural norms. The artist critically examines these authoritative structures, drawing attention not only to their contemporary forms but also to the historical frameworks that shaped them. The exhibition unfolds at the intersection of […]

The collection of photographs by Milton H. Greene consists of images of stars of American cinema. Portraits of iconic figures from the first half of the 20th century— now increasingly less recognizable, increasingly distant. And yet at the center of the collection one star still shines with such intensity that it is commonly believed to be an archive of her photographs. Everyone else dissolves in her light. Everyone — including […]

Our Marian brings together newly commissioned artworks and community responses that consider the figure of Maid Marian through a contemporary lens. Developed alongside the creation of Alicja Biała's new public sculpture for Maid Marian Way in Nottingham, the exhibition explores how folklore can be reimagined and carried into the present. Rather than approaching Maid Marian as […]

Żywica is the Slavic word for the resin exuded by coniferous trees—a substance that heals wounds and seals damage. Its name, preserved in Polish (żywica) and Belarusian (жывіца), derives from the Proto-Slavic root živ- ("to live"), which reflects the long-standing association of resin with vitality and regeneration. Żywica* Solar Plexus is Jura Shust’s first solo […]

Echoes of Existence is a major exhibition , presented under the patronage of the Ministry of Culture, initiated by the Embassy of Italy in Lebanon and curated by Muriel Asmar, centered around the pine tree as a shared symbol deeply rooted in both Italy and Lebanon, bringing together artists Enzo Cucchi and Gilbert Halaby, and […]

For almost a year, the students worked with curator Milena Stryjewska and the artists leading the studio—Jakub Wróblewski, Sebulec, and Andrei Isakov—to prepare an exhibition that, by design, was not intended to be a conventional presentation of student work. What emerged was a thematic exhibition in which the works themselves, as well as the ways […]

In the first week of September, the Wrocław Contemporary Museum (MWW) invites you to celebrate its fifteenth birthday. Together, we will explore the building and history of MWW, creating a space for speculation about what the MWW Art Shelter is – and what it might become. We have prepared discussions, installations, meetings, concerts, and performances that will provide […]

A new sculpture by New York based artist Tschabalala Self will be unveiled on London’s Fourth Plinth on 10 September 2026. Lady in Blue will be the 16th Fourth Plinth commission since the programme began in 1998 and will follow on from Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant) by Teresa Margolles, which is currently in situ. Lady in Blue pays […]

In its 50th anniversary year, Maçka Art Gallery opens its new season with The Death of the Camera, Alkan Avcıoğlu’s first solo exhibition in Turkey, on view from September 15 through October 31, 2026. Presented in collaboration with DIFOART, the exhibition brings together 20 large-scale prints that reconsider photography at a moment when the photographic […]

On September 17th, Edyta Hul will open her solo exhibition in Warsaw. Following a series of exhibitions in New York, Dubai, and Japan, among others, the artist will present her latest works. The exhibition's title refers to a plant species that exists in an environment it destroys—the extreme desert region of ancient Mesopotamia. From the […]