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Cady Noland - at Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt
In her works, Cady Noland uncovers the violence we encounter every day in scenarios of spatial and ideological demarcation, thus exposing the alleged neutrality of ...
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Nora Turato: explained away - at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein
Nora Turato scripts powerful narratives from text fragments gleaned from advertising, social media and everyday life. In Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, she is ...
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Billboard Series #15: Claudia Comte
For our 15th Billboard Series, Claudia Comte presents a work that is reminiscent of geometric abstraction and the colourful and illusionistic op-art from the sixties, but at ...
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Benoit Platéus: One Inch Off - at Wiels, Brussels
This first to look back at Benoit Platéus' work, from his earliest photographs to his most recent paintings, takes a non-linear approach and includes several previously unseen ...
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Kate Cooper: Sensory Primer - at A Tale of a Tub, Rotterdam
Throughout her work Kate Cooper has developed a language within computer-generated technologies to propose positions of autonomy and withdrawal within digital ...
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A Temporary Monument for Brussels #4: Philippe Van Snick
A Temporary Monument for Brussels is a contemporary reflection on the historical concept of a monument. Our fourth commission in this new series is made by Philippe van Snick, who makes ...
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Billboard Series #14: Evelyn Taocheng Wang
For our new Billboard Series, Evelyn Toacheng Wang presents a drawing playing a prominent role in her new video, reflecting on mythologies of various origins that ...
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Bamboo Bar, at the edge of the universe - at Dortmunder Kunstverein
This group show focusses on the bar as center of information transmission, a place where discussions have naturally prospered. Everyone had the right to speak and ...
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Francis Upritchard: Wetwang Slack - at Barbican Centre, London
Francis Upritchard's new, site-specific installation, draws from figurative sculpture, craft traditions and design, blended with references from literature and history. Upritchard pushes these practices into ...
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Sarah Margnetti: Flowers don´t pick themselves - at Bombon Projects, Barcelona
Sarah Margnetti presents a series of new paintings as well as two site-specific wall painting, putting together an elusive narrative that explores the fragmentation of the female body and the sensorial and cultural potential of ...
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A Temporary Monument for Brussels #3: Sarah Margnetti
A Temporary Monument for Brussels is a contemporary reflection on the historical concept of a monument. Our third commission in this new series is made by Sarah Margnetti, who makes ...
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Lily van der Stokker: Friendly Good - at Stedelijk, Amsterdam
At Stedelijk, Lily van der Stokker shows a series of exuberant, decorative drawings and gigantic wall paintings about family, daily life and old age; and ...