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.
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.
Iryna Maksymova is a Ukrainian artist born in 1991 in Kolomyia, Ukraine. In 2013, she received a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Lviv Polytechnic National University.
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“.
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.
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.
As director of MUSAC in León, he leads one of Spain’s most exciting contemporary art museums, housed in a building with a shimmering glass facade and striking architectural presence.
From 24 to 26 July 2026, Baden bei Wien will host the inaugural edition of art.baden, an international art fair at Casino Baden. It will be the first international art fair ever held in Lower Austria.
For Adrian Paci, video entered his practice in the mid-1990s as an irruption, opening up a space. The choice of medium remains governed by necessity rather than predetermined form.
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.
“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.
Art, design, architecture, society, and language in between. The Angewandte Festival runs July 1–4, 2026, at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. We spoke about the structure behind the program.
Peytie Sarfeh is a knitwear designer from California, based in London. Their work explores themes and questions of human nature through knitwear and a lens of storytelling and whimsy.
The series “Work in Progress” takes place in five sequences from April to August. Five artists take turns creating site-specific murals on the white walls of the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf.
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.
IONUȚ RĂZVAN is defined by emotion, narrative, and conceptual depth. It was founded by Ionuț Răzvan, a graduate of the Fashion Design Department at the National University of Arts Bucharest.
As the first Hungarian artist to exhibit at Art Basel Unlimited, Zsófia Keresztes marks a new chapter in her practice. In this conversation, she reflects on transformation, fragmentation, and motherhood.
The Berlin Summer University of the Arts 2026 workshop „Large Piece of Lawn – Drawing the World of Plants“ is led by Kerstin Hille, artist and head of the Laboratory for Drawing at UdK Berlin.
Dimitri Rios designs under the name UNIVERSE, a label and mission to reach beyond limits. His avant-garde work explores exaggeration, length, sharp lines, contrast, and couture.
The Lentos Art Museum in Linz presents more than fifty artistic positions from its collection in an exhibition curated by Sarah Jonas, which is on view until 16 August 2026.
With the curator of the group exhibition, Melanie Bühler, on masculinity as a system that operates almost invisibly through all of us, regardless of how we identify in terms of gender.