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.
On Yayoi Kusama, Mark Fisher, Robots, Heartbreak, Fashion, and Capitalism. Essay by Pavle Banović. Unlike other historical authoritarian regimes that thrived on censorship and therefore produced…
Das Wechselspiel von Kunst, Natur und Architektur prägt Hombroich. Ab den 1980er-Jahren verwirklichten Karl-Heinrich Müller und befreundete Künstler ihre Idee eines Kunstmuseums.
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.
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.
After 30 years, a name can tell a story—but not always who you are today. hARTware became HMKV, an internationally recognised media art institution. Now: a new chapter.
To mark its 15th anniversary, Kulturforum becomes the Berlin Art Week festival centre from 9–13 Sep 2026, with the “Berlin Art Week Garten” as an open meeting place for all.
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.
Historic town centres that invite exploration, beautiful lakes, and a rich cultural programme. The Liaunig Museum is one of the most impressive private museums in Southern Carinthia.
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.
Der Zertifikatskurs „Ausstellungsdesign – Gestaltung | Medien | Digitalisierung | Nachhaltigkeit“ am UdK Berlin Career College startet am 30. Oktober 2026 in die nächste Runde.
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.
Kathrin Hanga has developed a multilayered photographic practice grounded primarily in analogue processes, with photomontage, multiple exposure, and solarisation forming her visual vocabulary.
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.
Von Juni bis September 2026 lädt die Berlin Summer University of the Arts am Berlin Career College der Universität der Künste Berlin zu über 30 internationalen Workshops ein.
Galleries were joined by 16 institutions and 6 artist-run spaces, bringing the festival’s total participant count to 39 venues. This is the biggest the festival has ever been.
Camilla Gurgone transforms situations into ambiguous spaces where the boundaries between presence and simulation, and individual and collective experience remain constantly unstable.
In our conversation in his studio in Vienna, Franz Türtscher reflects on his early fascination with images, concrete art principles, and the ideas of openness, transformation, and intuition.
Reflecting on the last six years of the gallery max goelitz, a new location in Munich, the close connection to artists represented, and the collaboration with the gallery Hauser & Wirth.
Karolina Szwed is a painter based in Warsaw, Poland. Her work has recently been shown, for example, at the Inside-Out Art Museum in Beijing and at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow.
Ty Kawabe is a designer born in Australia and raised in Japan, based in Nagoya. He studies Industrial Innovation and has been regularly creating and publishing posters since late 2024.
Eri Maeda’s work is uncanny, rebellious, and protective. She transforms everyday objects into rebellious ceramic monsters that invite us to question the beliefs and inner ghosts we carry through life.
Power; empathy; drawing’s resistance to detachment; focus on mise-en-scène; and feeling rather than logic. In conversation with New York-based artist Marianna Simnett on identity, fluidity…
Daniel Mullen works primarily between painting and sculpture. Across these forms, his work explores how perception is shaped through relationships between colour, light, structure, and space.
While trauma is often sublimated through silence and breath in Gabrielle Goliath’s best-known video and sound works, the body assumes an unprecedented pictorial form in the new series.
Welcoming us into his studio in Vienna, artist Roman Pfeffer reflects on the “I” perspective, measurement, abstraction, and earlier works, on the occasion of his solo exhibition at the gezwanzig gallery.
Maria Naidyonova is a Ukrainian-born, Berlin-based artist working in drawing, painting, and animation. Her artistic style merges classical drawing techniques with contemporary aesthetics.