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Christopher Gambino (b. 1996, New York) is an artist based in New York and New Haven. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include “The Thorn Stigmata and the Faded Branch of the Crown“.
In “May the Sun Always Shine,” I examine Soviet visual culture as a tool of ideological education, revealing how the state sought to shape individual identity within a unified collective.
Bailey Keogh’s practice works across hybrid media, including video and acid etchings on stainless steel. Her work is rooted in misinformation, disinformation, and media literacy.
From 9–13 Sep 2026, Berlin Art Week celebrates its 15th anniversary with around 120 venues across the city. Berlin Art Week Garten at Kulturforum is the festival’s central meeting point.
With its expansive project „Mindset Los Angeles“, Marta Herford explores the dialogue between art and architecture, pairing Frank Gehry’s early work with the museum building he designed.
The group exhibition ‚On Nervous Ground: Between Delusion and Reality‘ at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg serve as space for self-reflection and the projection of the audience’s emotional states.
Mit 53 Projekten und über 180 Veranstaltungen ging das WEIN/4-Festival erfolgreich zu Ende. Mehr als 450 Kunstschaffende begeisterten Publikum und Gäste nachhaltig.
Ruth Anderwald, Leonhard Grond, and Sergio Edelsztein made an exhibition out of it. „Iliggocene – The Age of Dizziness“ is on view at KINDL, Berlin, until July 26.
In her artistic practice, Stephanie Stern explores the translation of images into various visual techniques and systems, as well as the relationships between humans, materials, form and technology.
The exhibition brings together works by the 2025–26 Fellows, whose practices move across performance, moving image, textile work, sculpture, installation and publication.
Exhibitions
In “May the Sun Always Shine,” I examine Soviet visual culture as a tool of ideological education, revealing how the state sought to shape individual identity within a unified collective.
