Through experimental architecture and allegorical maps, the artist probes the nexus of urban space, collective imagination, and national identity.

The exhibition proposes to look at Al Saadi creative process in relation to the practices of Arab poets centuries ago.

The exhibition challenges us to grapple with feelings of strangeness and the omnipresence of difference within ourselves and others.

Title: No man is an island Commissioner: Susan Mains Curator: Daniele Radini Tedeschi Artists: Frederika...

The exhibition explores Czechoslovak history from ecological and decolonial perspectives, through the story of a real giraffe named Lenka.

Title: Net Making Commissioner: Taras Shevchenko, Deputy Minister for European Integration Curators:...

The exhibition reflects Bajagić's decade-long exploration of dualistic representation and symbolism.

A reflection on societal responses to militarization and the collective nature of war's trauma.

The exhibition make visible the impact that the incarceration of Indigenous Australians has on familial connections.

Title: Echo Commissioner: Svetlana Sahakyan, Head of Modern Art Department, Ministry of Education, Science,...

This immersive experience highlights the integral role of sculptures and drawings in Martinez's conceptual and formal artistic evolution.

Title: Listening all Night to the Rain Commissioner: Skinder Hundal, Global Director of Arts, British...

The project envisions the transformation of the pavilion at Palazzo Franchetti into a "Creole garden."

Exhibited simultaneously at the White Cube in Lusanga the display showcases sculptures symbolizing the restoration of sacred land.

A journey through time and space in search of safe harbour aboard a spectral dragon ship.

Title: Romantic Ireland Commissioner: Culture Ireland Curators: Sara Greavu with Project Arts Centre Artist:...

A selection of works designed to invite the public to delve into one of the most urgent cultural and social themes of our time.

Title: Hollow and Broken: A State of the World Commissioner: Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts...

The practice of listening that characterizes the exhibition inspires an aid to finding our selves, an essential condition for welcoming others.

The project presents a selection of paintings together forming a four-by-twelve-meter puzzle-like display calling to unite and cultivate bonds.

The exhibition is focused on the possibilities of personal and communal repair in a context of being foreign at home.

On display in an unprecedented venue, the pavilion illustrates the ability of inmates to welcome art to transform their lives.

The project focuses on the migration crisis, with a particular emphasis on the Panamanian context.

The Bolivian indigenist Takir Mamani argues for the use of the term "Abya Yala" in the official declarations of indigenous peoples' governing bodies.