Buren's new series of large-scale circular mirrors debuts at Konrad Fischer Galerie Berlin, extending his site-specific practice across architecture and facade.
Exhibition Reviews
Expert reviews of current and upcoming exhibitions — written by ArtSlaw.
Henrike Naumann and Sung Tieu's 'Ruin' at Venice Biennale 2026 transforms the German Pavilion into a meditation on post-Cold War memory, immigrant erasure, and the ghosts that haunt reunification.
Stella Zhong's first German solo show at Trautwein Herleth during Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026 presents intricate sculptural environments exploring scale, perception, and cosmic minutiae.
Rey Akdogan transforms salvaged materials into mesmerizing rotating projections. A meditative exhibition that rewires our relationship with visibility itself.
New director Dennis Brzek inaugurates his program with a provocative group exhibition exploring memory, absence, and the paradox of architectural restoration.
South African artist Teresa Kutala Firmino explores accelerated girlhood and gendered trauma in her powerful mixed media exhibition at Galerie Nagel Draxler, Cologne.
Discover 300+ works spanning Kusama's entire career at Museum Ludwig Cologne (March 14–August 2, 2026). Iconic Infinity Mirror Rooms and never-before-seen pieces.
Alex Carver's third solo show at Miguel Abreu Gallery explores knots as visual and conceptual devices through innovative frottage and biomedical imagery.
Explore Isa Genzken's retrospective exhibition VACATION, featuring five decades of multidisciplinary work spanning sculpture, photography, and film.
D'Ette Nogle's immersive 2026 exhibition explores parties, consumption, and self-destruction in celebration of America's 250th anniversary.
Layr Vienna presents Stano Filko's pivotal 1981-1990 paintings, exploring the Slovak artist's controversial shift from conceptualism to vibrant, sexually charged neo-expressionist works.
MacArthur Fellow Carolyn Lazard's Berlin debut examines pharmaceutical culture through found objects and inverted perspectives at Trautwein Herleth.