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Aarhus - Exhibition

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.

Frankfurt - Exhibition

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.

Herford - Exhibition

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.

Hannover - Exhibition

Mit „Im Blick des Begehrens“ präsentiert das Sprengel Museum Hannover die erste größere museale Einzelausstellung des US-amerikanischen Fotografen Paul Mpagi Sepuya in Deutschland.

Sindelfingen - Exhibition

The first major retrospective of Italian photography since the 1980s. Around 300 works by 42 photographers reveal how post-war Italy developed its own visual language.

Wolfsburg - Exhibition

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.

Innsbruck - Exhibition

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.

Innsbruck - Exhibition

The exhibition brings together works by the 2025–26 Fellows, whose practices move across performance, moving image, textile work, sculpture, installation and publication.

Neuhaus - Exhibition

Das Museum Liaunig widmet Hellmut Bruch anlässlich seines 90. Geburtstags eine umfassende Retrospektive. Kurator Günther Dankl präsentiert darin zentrale Werke aus dem Schaffen des Künstlers.

Vorno - Exhibition

If, in nature, death is never an ending but a condition for renewal, then „Tenuta dello Scompiglio“ offers one of the most compelling places in Italy to contemplate that truth.

Düsseldorf - Exhibition

Rome as a real place, a city, an imaginative place, an important cultural subject, a reference. In a group exhibition by students and alumni of Klasse Dakić: ROM. ROM? ROM! in Brunhilde Moll Stiftung.

Klosterneuburg - Exhibition

“COMICS brut” is a group exhibition curated by Nina Katschnig at galerie gugging. It brings together works by Basel Al-Bazzaz, Didier Kassaï, Manuel Griebler, and Hannes Lehner.

Freiburg - Exhibition

The Kunstverein Freiburg occupies a former bathhouse, the Marienbad, a two-storey building with a sunken pool at its centre and a gallery running around the upper level.

Salzburg - Exhibition

Photography and performance go hand in hand in the exhibition „Still Performing“ at FOTOHOF, Salzburg. Featuring works by Florian Aschka & Larissa Kopp, Andy Kassier, and Milena Wojhan.

Haag - Exhibition

Mit SCHAUFÜNF zeigt der Verein ent derzeit eine Ausstellung, die sich unter dem Titel Territorien mit geografischen, sozialen und politischen Räumen auseinandersetzt.

Vienna - Exhibition

Der Raum befand sich in einem merkwürdig doppeldeutigen Zustand. Die Spuren einer vergangenen Ausstellung waren am Schwinden und die Ansätze einer kommenden Schau bereits sichtbar.

Antwerp - Exhibition

It has been calling from afar, since a few years ago, when I decided to enroll in the Business of Fashion course at Polimoda in Florence, at that precise moment under the direction of Linda Loppa.

Berlin - Exhibition

For the very first time, Alfred Ehrhardt’s film work is the focus of an exhibition. The photographer, documentary filmmaker, and Bauhaus-trained artist created more than sixty films.

Klosterneuburg - Exhibition

Comics have long since established themselves as an independent artistic language—far beyond entertainment. In its summer exhibition, Galerie Gugging shows its link to Art Brut.

Wolfsburg - Exhibition

In a world at a tipping point, where the desire for the destructive and ruinous is once again being celebrated quite openly, reality seems to be increasingly perceived through the filter of one’s own emotions.