The exhibition „Memory of Touch“ presents works from the Kunsthalle Praha Collection alongside works by artists invited specially for the occasion. In conversation with Barbora Ropková.
Belgian artist Céline Vahsen turns naturally dyed threads into abstract works, questioning art history and perception. She uses textiles as a subject, not only as a medium.
Over the last week, I was experiencing one of my periodic depressions and didn’t leave my house for three days. This Budapest studio is the first space I’ve ever owned and lived in entirely by myself.
Angyvir Padilla’s work considers home not as a fixed place, but as an ongoing search for familiarity and belonging—one that extends beyond a house, a country, a family, a friendship, or a landscape.
Dora Abodi, founder of ABODI Transylvania, explores turning Transylvanian folklore and myth into wearable art, where mysticism, fashion, and history meet on equal terms.
Lu Mei founded Migrant Bird Space, bridging contemporary Asian art with the scene through cross-cultural perspectives and the evolving relationship between inheritance and the present.
Marta Leshak combines painting and needlework with Ukrainian visual traditions. Her work explores irony, spirituality, humanity’s bond with nature, and the experience of war.
The first time I met Harry Dean Lewis was on an April evening in 2025. Earlier that year, it felt like the London art world was crashing. Galleries I had spent years working with were closing their doors.
In Focus Year 2026, five major art projects are unfolding across the city, alongside performative interventions, excursions, a collaboration, and a new chapter for the Billboard in Neuperlach.
We spoke with Hsiaosung Kok during the course the exhibition “Heavy Metal. Works from the Marli Hoppe-Ritter Collection” curated by Marli Hoppe-Ritter and Hsiaosung Kok.
Working at the intersection of sculpture, assemblage, and quilt-making, Skelton’s practice is a meditation on the complexity of material culture, considering ideas of value and significance.
Over the past two decades, Katherine Bernhardt has established herself as one of the most striking voices in contemporary painting worldwide. The exhibition runs through January 10, 2027.
From 12 September 2026, works by artists including Olafur Eliasson, Ron Mueck, Rose Eken, Shirin Neshat, Bill Viola and Tony Oursler are once again on view at ARoS.
Schlieder Contemporary is pleased to present Fragile Permanence, a solo exhibition by Dutch artist Hilde Trip, opening as part of the Frankfurt Gallery Season Opening | The Frankfurt Art Experience.