Yasy Bachurina Makes New Objects That Look Already Excavated
Explore Yasy Bachurina's Preserved, Unfixed at Studiya in Seoul, where fiberglass, charred wood and paint make new objects look excavated.
Dominique Catherina Foertig
Lucia Tallová Folds Flea-Market Paper Until It Stands on Its Own
Explore Lucia Tallová's Moving Clouds at PalaisPopulaire in Berlin, where flea-market paper and bent columns mark her Deutsche Bank Artist of the Year show.
Anna Uddenberg's Office Workers Have Become Part of the Chair
Explore Anna Uddenberg's White Noise at Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc, where office furniture, corporate control and bodily autonomy intersect.
Fangyang Presses Circulating Images Into Clay and Seals Them in Steel
Explore Fangyang's Possessed at E.SCAPE art space in Shanghai, where images transferred onto clay are sealed in galvanized steel frames.
Four Artists in Warsaw Treat Time as Raw Material
Explore The Orange and The Rope at MISE EN in Warsaw, where bronze body casts, glass structures and oil on aluminium bend everyday time. Curated by Marianna Łomża
Seongeun Lee Builds a House That Splits Into Two
Explore Seongeun Lee's Two Houses at Cheongju Art Studio in Cheongju, where painted rotating panels and a house on casters split and reset.
How KiefferWoodtli Turn Tree and Solar Data into Art
Meet KiefferWoodtli, the Swiss artist duo based in New York, translating live tree and solar data into sound, sculpture and immersive installations.
Simon Bultynck Keeps the Painting and Loses the Picture
Simon Bultynck at CONVENT in Ghent. Historical landscape paintings reworked in bronze, alongside sculptural objects and scent. Until 25 October 2026.
Taylah Hasaballah Hands the Surface Over to Salt, Iron and Time
Taylah Hasaballah's INDICATRIX at The Address in Milan and Brescia explores entropy, time and chemically driven painting. On view until November 10, 2026.
Krys Huba Paints the Woman Who Slept With the Lights On
Read our independent review of Krys Huba's falling into you at soft power, Berlin: oil paintings built on JenniCam screenshots, until October 17.
Jan Baszak Sews Bodies That Refuse to Stay Separate
Read our independent art analysis of Jan Baszak's Within and For Each Other at WHOISPOLA in Warsaw. Exploring ecology, folklore & sculpture.
Candy Bassas Paints Bathers Who Never Fully Leave the Dark
Read our independent review of Candy Bassas' dancing lights at Galerie Mellies in Detmold. Exploring light, water, the figure and oil painting.
The Signature Is Part of the Picture
Delve into the creative evolution of Danish artist Abel Kabel. Discover how music, graffiti, and crude energy drive his playful yet profound creations.
How does Manu García turn play and studio debris into scenes that feel lived in?
Manuel García Fernández builds diaristic paintings with oil, graphite, and surface memory, where intimacy and object presence blur into tactile, unsettled rooms.
Patrick Bérubé Puts an AI-Generated Forest Next to Real Mycelium
Explore Patrick Bérubé’s Et ainsi de suite… (And So On…) at Plein Sud, Longueuil, where mycelium, copper and AI-generated imagery examine nature, technology and time
A Shelter That Hardens Under Sustained Stress
Artist in Focus feature on Sophie-Luise Passow: large pastel and pigment works on linen, made on the floor, from Aarhus to Parallel Vienna 2026.
Why Jakob Lena Knebl’s Sommerfrische at the Marmorschlössl Stayed With Us
We travelled to Bad Ischl already admiring Jakob Lena Knebl’s work. At Sommerfrische, mythology, fashion, art history and humour meet the extraordinary setting of the Marmorschlössl in an exhibition that stayed with us long after we left.
Ruo-Hsin Wu: Floating in the Dark
Ruo-Hsin Wu paints faceless figures suspended in pitch-black voids. Taiwan-based, technically luminous, emotionally weightless.