Sophia Mainka builds installations where the boundaries between human, animal, and object disappear. Ahead of her upcoming solo show “where things stay too long” following her recent move.
Zwischen Mode und Kunst besteht seit jeher eine enge Verbindung. Durch systemische Veränderungen hat diese Verbindung in den vergangenen Jahren zunehmend an Bedeutung gewonnen.
Kunsthalle Dortmund (formerly HMKV) opens with the exhibition „INDUSTRIAL: Silk Roads 3000“ on September 11, 2026 Featuring 20 international artist positions.
Barcelona becomes a meeting point for contemporary artistic perspectives with “Barcelona: 1001 Windows”, a group exhibition exploring the enduring image of the window.
Seit unserer Gründung vor sieben Jahren begleitet uns Mode auf ganz unterschiedliche Weise: in Ausstellungen, Editorials, Fotoshootings und in unserem Merchandising.
On Friday, September 11, 2026, the Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation opens the exhibition “Ramona Schacht: From the Bauhaus to Crimea. A Visual Examination of Alfred Ehrhardt’s Works.
Special project of Berlin Art Week 2026: Soft Power Festival is a transdisciplinary platform initiated by Anahita Sadighi. It brings together art, music, and social dialogue.
Getting to know a new city and part of its art scene through a residency must be one of the most meaningful experiences for anyone working in curating and cultural production.
In the exhibition “Soft Image, Brittle Grounds” at the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Felix Lenz explores how digital image and knowledge production compresses the complexity of the world.
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.