What Does the Image Owe to the Oil That Made It?
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basis e.V. presents Infrascapes, the first comprehensive solo show by Kaya & Blank. Night photography, salt prints, and living algae. Curated by Lukas Picard
The Basement Is Where the Power Waits - Esben Weile Kjæ
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St. Chads Projects presents Lions by Esben Weile Kjær at King's Cross. A monumental golden inflatable rat in a former hospital room. Curated by Benjamin Orlow
The Optimization Never Arrives Christine Tien Wang + Rachel Youn at Night Gallery Los Angeles
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Night Gallery presents Christine Tien Wang and Rachel Youn in Factory Doomscroll, Los Angeles. On memes, motors, and the labor of the disposable. Through April 4.
What Does It Mean to Stay With a Material Until It Speaks?
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DiFranco interviews Luca Vanello, Brussels-based artist working with installation and sculpture. On matter, attention, and the ethics of making. A ongoing Catapult Interview series
A Colony Has No Single Center - Patricia Piccinini at Passage Gallery, Sydney
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Passage Gallery Sydney presents Patricia Piccinini's kinetic installation 'Centrifugal Love Garden.' Organoids, hybrid bodies, and care. 6 March–8 May 2026.
Every Temple Has a Snack Machine - Daniela Ponomarevová - Artist in Focus
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Daniela Ponomarevová works with installation and drawing. Based in Czech Republic. A Catapult Artist in Focus on post-fairground aesthetics.
What Does It Mean to See What Another Person Thinks?
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Anton Janizewski presents Ferdinand Dölberg in Berlin. Spinning panels probe consciousness and whether thought can ever reach another mind.
Can Something Microscopic Outlast Our Dream of Immortality?
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Stine Deja presents Micro Management at Viborg Kunsthal. A speculative laboratory where tardigrades expose the limits of humanity's immortality quest.
A Body Held in Suspension Has Not Stopped Living
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PART (International Art Residency Austria) presents still (a little life) at The Hall Vienna. Neven Allgeier, Judith Eisler, and Pakui Hardware on suspension, perception, and the body. Curated by Barbara Horvath.
Paul Riedmüller: Painting the Digital Hallucination
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Paul Riedmüller transforms AI-generated images into meticulous airbrush paintings. An exclusive interview on reversing digital logic, trompe-l'œil, and the future of painting.
Where Does the Skin End and the Fibre Begin? Soojin Kang with an Artist in Focus on Catapult
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Soojin Kang works with hand-dyed fibre and natural yarn. Based in Germany. A Catapult Artist in Focus on textile sculpture and the body's threshold.
The Thread Goes Both Ways - Lauren Januhowski Artist in Focus
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Lauren Januhowski works with sewn monotypes and embroidery in Paris. A Catapult Artist in Focus on textile, transmission, and the female body across generations.
Romane Charlot: Luminous Structures in Tension
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Artist in Focus: Romane Charlot constructs luminous glass installations where light becomes structure, tension and collective activation.
What If the Reward Was Never Part of the Arrangement?
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GAVU presents The Cake is a Lie in Prague. Six Czech and Slovak artists examine aspiration, performance pressure, and the myth of earned reward.
What Does the Sea Remember That We Have Chosen to Forget?
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ARoS international art museum, Aarhus presents Anna Boghiguian - The Sunken Boat till 19. April 2026
Telegraph Gallery Olomouc: What If the People Inside the Myth Start Painting?
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Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc presents fourteen artists from Romania's Cluj School. Curated by Jane Neal. Transylvanian Painting Today - till 11 June 2026.
Working with Instability The Open Structure of 目[mé]
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A close reading of 目[mé]’s collective practice, examining instability, authorship, and perception across Elemental Detection, space, masayume, and Contact
When Is the Machine Also a Mirror?
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Nod Gallery presents Fatal Attraction by Bety Krňanská, Prague. Painting and textile examine the female body against the automobile.