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In Conversation with Agnieszka Mastalerz
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Existential Dread Hidden in a Whirl of Oil
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Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week
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In Conversation with Mira Schor
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Monika Sosnowska at South London Gallery
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A Season of New Opportunities
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Memory and Belonging in Hidden Narratives at Galeria Promocyjna in Warsaw
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Central and Eastern European Artists in Institutions Across Europe
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“I don't want to reach for tools simply because they're trendy.” In Conversation with Agnieszka Mastalerz
For the Warsaw-based artist, bodies are human and non-human, individual and collective, merging with computers and machines. In no mental scars, no nursed grudges, organic execution is partnered with learned computer programming, as an anthropomorphic robot performs a similar choreography to the dancers, yet memorises it through a different method.
Agata Kus Existential Dread Hidden in a Whirl of Oil
Bubbling pools of anger well in the bloodshot eyes of a redheaded partygoer. Is she a loner? A social outcast taking tentative sips from her craft-beer bottle, one leg crossed over the other, an indie queen in moccasins, frozen in solitary content?
The Belly of the City: Exploring Food, Culture and Urban Life in Brussels
What can food tell us about the cities we live in, the communities we belong to, and the global systems that shape our everyday lives? These questions lie at the heart of The Belly of the City, an exhibition taking place across Brussels in October and November 2026...
A Magician, a Pianist and a Man in the Crowd. Julie Béna and Mark Ther blend exhibition and performance at Prague Art Week
“A well-known critic once said, ‘You really can't be both a painter and a writer.’ Well, I can.” In Conversation with Mira Schor
Belarus Beyond the Media Imagery: Memory and Belonging in Hidden Narratives at Galeria Promocyjna in Warsaw
