Jonas Pequeno’s multimedia practice broaches the constructions of phenomena, language and simulation through assemblages that render a playing field of semiotic- material relations.

Aleksandra Sidor is an artist based in Bournemouth. The paintings she creates often deal with the power relations of her subjects and the transformative nature of encounters.

The podcast is hosted by Alexandra Steinacker, an American-Austrian art historian and curator and covers the art world through a variety of topics that all have one common theme: art.

Daniel Raphael Gallery is delighted to present Get a Load of This! curated by Mollie E Barnes, an exhibition showcasing 25 international female and non-binary artists, exploring visions of the female form.

How would you draw yourself as a fish? This is not a rhetorical question: artist and writer Sibylle Ciarloni re-thinks humanity in the context of climate change. Driven by humour and resignation.

Jamais vu, literally means ’never seen‘, is the opposite of déjà vu and implies perceiving something familiar, something you should be accustomed to, as obscure, eerie, and uncanny.

Galleria Raffaella Cortese is pleased to announce Pools and Voids, the second solo show by Iranian artist Nazgol Ansarinia. The exhibition presents a new body of work conceived during the last months.

Julia Beliaeva is a contemporary Ukrainian artist working with a wide range of media. Eternity and Beauty are the two motifs Julia often addresses, documenting her perceptions in an intimate form.

Hilde van Mas began her professional career in ballet, her passion for aesthetics and fashion led her to magazines and photography. Hilde finds her inspiration from her childhood in the theatre.

Cross Hatching Affluence, an exhibition by emerging Ghanaian artist Hamid Nii Nortey. On view from May 6 – June 16, 2021 in person and online, the selection of 20 new figurative paintings acts.

Slovak artist Jana Zatvarnická, born in 1988, graduated in 2019 from Art Academy in Düsseldorf, where she studied painting in the studio of Prof. Katharina Grosse and Prof. Siegfried Anzinger.

There are a couple of synth fairs on this planet, but one unquestionably stands out – Superbooth. The fair came to Berlin in 2016, but in fact, has a history of more than two decades.

Eine Installation von UNS REICHT’S. Das Verhältnis zwischen dem österreichischen Staat, seiner politischen Interessen und der Unabhängigkeit unserer Universitäten ist seit jeher ein ambivalentes.

Whilst thinking of this introductory note, passages from Michel Foucault’s book* came to mind: Human beings design utopian places from the space they occupy, where they live.

We show a selection of abstract, expressive paintings that are not usually associated with Markus Tozzers publicly shown works. They all were created in an intuitive and sometimes manic manner.

Feryel Atek is a figurative painter, and art therapist from Paris based in Berlin since 7 years. Her main medium are her large scale paintings and an abundant collection of more intimate, detailed drawings.

Romanian artist Cătălina Cosma centres her practice around concept and structure. She prefers a cognitive approach to art, based on thorough research and aimed towards discovery and self-discovery.

In her debut gallery presentation Jelena Micić reveals a set of works thematizing different aspects of her long-term color investigations. The exhibition gathers around the methods of color sampling.

The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant launches a new space for contemporary art production, in the hall located in the basement of building B, under the Horia Bernea Studio, starting with April 6.

In his first solo exhibition Vincenzo Tomasello’s works strip the observer with the memory of freedom and beauty, the observer becomes a full participant in the very personal experience of the artist.

In 2014, he moved to Jeju Island, where he came to be fascinated by a theme called “nature”. Apart from his past urban life, his new surroundings allowed him to create an emotionally restructured landscape. Now the nature of Jeju Island is one of his significant sources of inspiration.

„Dive into the Zeitgeist“ is the first exhibition for art in search of answers; this is the theme of the new economART project by AMY D Arte Spazio, which reopens its doors after a latency of 3 months.

Artist Dinara Hörtnagl was born in Yekaterinburg and lived in Saint Petersburg until 2018, before she moved to Austria. She graduated from the Graphic Department of the Saint Petersburg.

For the new exhibition season venerazioneMUTANTE, spazioSERRA will host site-specific works that will change during their stay. The intent is to create ever-changing exhibitions.

The title of the exhibition – When Gesture Becomes Event – refers to Judith Butler’s same-titled essay. However syntactically, it also evokes another title – When Attitudes Become Form.

Gallery Jo Yana is pleased to invite you to the opening of our next Sakura Group Show – 15 international artists, but also students of the school Beaux-Arts of Marseille.

Stallmann is a new gallery in Charlottenburg. When you enter the gallery’s website for the first time, you get the feeling that this could be a place that has existed on the art market for a long time.

Doménico CV Talarico ist ein figurativer Maler und Bonvivant. In seinen Werken treffen nostalgische Ästhetikgefühle auf zeitgenössische, reduzierte Formen aufeinander und schaffen so eine Brücke.

Giulio Raffaele, born in Naples, Italy, is one of the two co-founders of Silent Art Explorer. He collects emerging artists’ artworks and loves to support art talents as if they were startups.