The project features an immersive audiovisual exhibit from nature parks and a public research program celebrating Catalunya's landscapes.

The participating artists look at aspects of land, agriculture and heritage in a rapidly ever-shifting topography.

The exhibition express concern over the development of human civilization echoing the general theme of the 60th Venice Biennale.

The artist explores the intersection of globalization, technology, and the human psyche through 11 artworks.

swell of spæc(i)es is an immersive exhibition at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, commissioned by the LAS Art Foundation.

Desire, disgust, repetition, and fragmentation merge in a soft, semi-hallucinatory experience.

Sikander breathes life into South Asian visual histories, offering a reimagined narrative of the past that resonates powerfully with our contemporary moment.

The exhibition features works primarily from the 1960s and 1970s, a pivotal period where Yoo Youngkuk dedicated himself fully to painting.

The third in a series of exhibitions by the artist thematizing art as a place of sanctuary and shelter, reinforced here by the venue’s spiritual intensity.

Wandering on the border of life and art, Wróblewski escapes easy definitions and categories.

The one-day assembly offers a portal into different temporalities, allowing a glimpse into hopeful transformation, surprise, and joyful encounters.

Pignon-Ernest’s artistic interventions spotlight and transform the tensions and dramas of the places he selects to express his vision.

The exhibition spans from the delicate fabric assemblies of Karine to Parul's complex structures influenced by Indian spirituality and quantum physics.

A participatory experience that intertwines folklore knowledge and heritage with contemporary art.

The multidisciplinary project “Passengers in Transit” is inspired by Angolan writer Jose...

The exhibition is organized in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Rhee Seundja.

A functioning consulate for an imaginary Pan-African, Afrofuturist union of countries, promoting cultural and diplomatic relations.

The exhibition showcases a constellation of artworks from Southeast Asia, reflecting upon cultural flows and moving water.

The site-responsive exhibition is mounted in the prestigious Spazio Berlendis adjacent to the Fondamente Nove in the district of Cannaregio.

This exhibition, curated by Anabelle Rodríguez-González, Chiara Boscolo, and Roberto Escobar Molina, celebrates the resilience and creativity of Puerto Rican culture, while confronting the enduring legacy of colonialism.

Departing from Ukrainian lands and its history of forced migration, the exhibition sounds subdued voices...

The exhibition presents 50 new multi-media works from the artist.

Madang: Where We Become Us unfolds across three distinct sections.

​A research project and solo exhibition by Mexican visual artist Betsabeé Romero known for her diverse body of work.