ENESS Turns an Old ATM Into a Confession Booth for the Algorithm.
An independent review of Nimrod Weis's HPATM at FUTUREJUICE, part of Automation Bias during Illuminate Adelaide, on view through 30 August 2026.
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Agnieszka Topolska Keeps a Crushed Water Bottle Under Glass Like Evidence
Exhibition review of Agnieszka Topolska’s Call It Fate, Call It Karma at Galeria Skala in Poznań, featuring a crushed water bottle and cast reliefs.
A Sculpture No One Is Allowed to Enter, Repaired by Everyone Anyway
This review documents Reparaturgesellschaft, a group exhibition featuring eight artists at the Wewerka Pavilion, which ran through August 2, 2026.
What We See, What Looks Back at Us at Emergency Space, Paris
Read our review of the group show What We See, What Looks Back at Us at Emergency Space, Paris, on the mutual gaze between object and viewer. Curated by Egor Miroshnichenko
A Body Rebuilt From the Foundation Up
TICK TACK presents Hannah Perry's Hard Love in Antwerp's De Zonnewijzer. Steel, resin, sound and installation address matrescence and labour. Through 1 August 2026.
Erekle Chinchilakashvili Threads Tbilisi's Memory Through a Steel Frame
Read our independent review of Erekle Chinchilakashvili's The Story of a Thread Seen Through the Window at The Why Not Gallery, Tbilisi. Memory, painting and archive.
Devotion Begins Where Function Runs Out
Skånes konstförening presents Object of Devotion, works by Ville Laurinkoski and Matti Sumari in Malmö, curated by Tawanda Appiah. Through 14 June 2026.
The Everyday Was Never the Easy Subject
An independent review of Haricot Gallery's group show, What Shall We Do for the Rent? Five London painters turn kitchens, bathtubs and cut flowers into an argument about rent.
After Stone, Dimitrios Antonitsis Lets the Island Dream in Water
An independent review of Hydor/Onar (Water of Dreams) at Hydra School Projects on Hydra Island, curated by Dimitrios Antonitsis, through Sept 6.
Maciej Nowacki and Miłosz Tomkowicz Let the Body Argue With the Monument
HOS Gallery presents Blood Concrete Sun, pairing Maciej Nowacki's queer bodies with Miłosz Tomkowicz's concrete monuments. Warsaw, through Aug 8.
Looking Up Is Also a Way of Questioning the Ground - Rotor Graz
Rotor Graz presents A Parable for Endings and Beginnings We Don't Know Yet, Part 1: The Giant Bird, with artists exploring mythological creatures, from 29 May to 1 August and 24 August to 5 September 2026.
What Cuteness Is Built to Hide
Clauda presents Olga Krykun with the exhibition Stardust for Tomorrow in Prague, where kitsch sunflowers and kawaii softness conceal memories of war.
The Dead Do Not Log Off Anymore
Raleigh Chapel presented Nicola Genovese's Infinite Stage, Chapter I in London, pairing griefbots and aging bodies in performance and sculpture. Through 28 June 2026.
The Interruption Is Where the Meaning Starts
Charis Judith presents new marble, bronze and glass sculptures in her Berlin solo studio exhibition We Are Being Carried Somewhere. Feature text by David Sharp.
Space Expands Toward the Viewer. So Does Belief.
The Edit Gallery presents The Greatest Nation Ever, Yeti’s first solo exhibition at the gallery in Limassol. Paintings, sculpture, and installation. Catapult Contemporary Review
A Room That Reconfigures Itself Has No Fixed Center
Louis Morlæ fills Tranen with robotic walls, an oversized airbag, and AI-generated films. A solo exhibition about disruption, inscrutable systems, and the end of a legible world. Curated by Toke Lykkeberg
A Body That Learns to Rot Slower Than the Room Around It
Pani Domu presents Kamil Kukla's Silva in Poznań. Paintings, gouaches, and sculptures where forests absorb debris and bodies stop resolving.
Alejandro Monge’s Synthetic Future at LA BIBI Gallery in Palma de Mallorca
LA BIBI Gallery presents Synthetic Future by Alejandro Monge in Palma de Mallorca. Resin and cement sculptures on hyperconnectivity, isolation, and the synthetic body.