A History That Did Not Ask to Be Quoted
Babst Gallery presents Justin Ortiz: Will I Live Again in Los Angeles.
Dominique Catherina Foertig
Can a Painting Prove It Has Hands? The Super Future Kid Interview on Catapult
Catapult interviews Super Future Kid, Germany-based artist in painting and ceramics. On earth, the hand, and making images in an age of image overload.
Giving Has Never Been a Disinterested Act
HOS Gallery Warsaw presents The Gift / Das Gift, curated by Marianna Łomża. Four artists on desire, sacrifice, and the cost of giving.
A Form Doesn't Die. It Comes Back Different.
Ernst Koslitsch at Bildraum 07 Vienna. Formwork timber in altered constellations, curated by Katharina Hoffmann. 17 April – 27 May 2026.
Munchies Art Club becomes Catapult Contemporary
Munchies Art Club is now Catapult Contemporary, a web-first editorial platform for contemporary art, open to exhibitions, artist features, interviews, and gallery partnerships.
Return Is Not the Same as Repetition - Kaja Clara Joo / 다시 : DASI / Korean Culture Center Vienna
Kaja Clara Joo at Korean Culture Center Vienna presents 다시 DASI, an installation tracing material return across residencies, industrial histories, and systems of extraction. On view through 5 June 2026.
Wanting to Win Was Always About Not Being Left Alone
Kunstverein Wilhelmshöhe presents Finja Sander's site-specific exhibition on grief, intimacy, and collective memory in Ettlingen, through May 31, 2026. Curated by Alex Besta
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When Language Recedes, Architecture Remains
Olivia Rode Hvass's floating reed house at Skt. Hans Psychiatry, Roskilde, part of the nomadic Museet for Samtidskunst. A foam cocoon, a monument to care, built to be burned.
Shame Has a Geology - Dino Cama and Rune Lambrecht at Gallery Fusion
Gallery Fusion presents GRIHODDA, a duo exhibition by Dino Cama and Rune Lambrecht. New paintings, sculptures, and installations through May 17.
The Imprint Stays When the Figure Leaves
Gallery Rechnitzer Budapest presents Inner Spaces. Emma Kling, Júlia Csapó, Eszter Kálóczy on the body's thresholds. Curated by Flóra Gadó, 2026.
What the Archive Doesn't Classify - Nata Varazi and Gvantsa Jishkariani in a Duo Exhibition
The Why Not Gallery presents Catalogue of Sensory Data, a duo exhibition by Nata Varazi and Gvantsa Jishkariani at Fabrika Project Space, Tbilisi, 2026.
Every Fresh Start Carries the Last One Inside It - Review Josefine Schulz
Kunstraum Ortloff Leipzig presents Josefine Schulz's Makeover. On identity as process, the glow-up as loop, and overpainting as method. .
Technology Moved In. The Body Is Still Adjusting.
BERG Contemporary presents Thordis Erla Zoega's Domestic Sci-fi in Reykjavík. AI-predicted sunrises, dichroic light, and the blind as primary medium.
What the Body Inherits Before Language Can Name It
Galeria Piana presents Agata Jarosławiec: We Speak in Echoes in Kraków. Silicone, crochet, and folk heritage as somatic archive. Through 09.05.2026.
The Middle Finger as Serious Argument
Joan Pallé at Centre d'Art La Panera, Lleida: new work on youth, powerlessness, and subcultural refusal as genuine political gesture. Curated by Sjors Bindel Through May 2026.
What We Hide, What We Perform, and What Painting Still Knows! Artist Spotlight Liz Hernández
Liz Hernández paints memory and identity as something unstable, worn, and performed. An artist spotlight on masks, truth, and transformation.
Archive of Contact
Liget Gallery presents Asztrid Csatlós and Eszter Metzing in Budapest. Trace-making as relational act, not residue, but ongoing negotiation between body, material, and absence.