In Sliced Bread [Golden Hour] and Fender Bender, Kathleen Ryan transforms bread, lemons, mattresses, and car parts into glittering sculptures…

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Sho Shibuya paints each sunrise as a quiet record of a moment that vanishes almost as soon as it appears.…

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A suspended structure turns light into energy for its movements and guitar strings. In SV1, or Sound Voyager, Björn Schülke…

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A rain of molten steel cuts through darkness. At Mona, Arcangelo Sassolino transforms a material associated with solidity into an…

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An inflatable mass fills the room, contracting and expanding like an organism on an architectural scale. In this presentation of…

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Beneath a bridge, long strips form loose loops set in motion by the air. Zoro Feigl’s Outlines for the Wind…

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A fallen, fragmented and suspended tower invites the body through a structure that once suggested domination. In Towers of Infinite…

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Latvia’s pavilion becomes a backstage environment where garments, structures and archival images form a collective stage. MAREUNROL’S enters into dialogue…

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An enormous inflatable figure rises, sways and collapses to the KILLASAN sound system. Presented at Kunsthaus Bregenz in 2026, Visitant…

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An underground car park becomes the resonating chamber of a dispersed organ. In Fresco Sonoro at Basel Social Club, Mauricio…

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A surveillance office becomes the secret refuge of a fictional queer character. Taken from The House of Dorothy, Dorothy’s Office…

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Messages and images animate objects that hover between functional devices and absurd sculptures. At Basel Social Club, Mathis Altmann presents…

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The oak stops being an isolated object and becomes a network of interdependent lives. Commissioned by the Royal Botanic Gardens,…

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A body fitted with sensory prostheses circulates its movements and internal signals through sound, light and touch. In Ex Silens,…

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Thirty-five motors set rubbish bins in motion, turning ordinary objects into a collective disturbance. Presented at Art Môtiers in 2026,…

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Fractions of a second from a duet become sculptures, projections and a sound environment visitors can move through. In loss·y,…

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Impossible creatures form, dissolve and mutate without settling into stable species. At Heidecksburg, Robert Seidel uses AI models and generative…

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A ship appears on the wall, but its ghost is made before our eyes by real objects and mechanisms. In…

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Rotting From Within takes the form of a family album turned into architecture. Kircher enlarges photographs, texts, and archival material…

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Layers in the Peace Machine turns several rooms of Oulu City Hall into a collective apparatus. Visitors’ words, gestures, sounds,…

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In Davos, Human Atmospheres rejects the idea of a screen that merely illustrates data. Real-time Alpine conditions and the presence…

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Fifteen dog-like robotic sculptures move across a ferry deck amid motors, haze and unstable lighting. In Perros Chaos, Lolo &…

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A truck wrapped in painted tapestries houses cells, metal figurines and a winged rope sculpture. In Labor Day Parade ’91,…

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An animated bear floats through a forest while a voice recounts a near-fatal encounter with the police. Presented on a…

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The digital avatar DOKU moves through unstable worlds in which body and identity continuously change form. Combining 3D animation and…

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A steel structure and an LED screen compose a biosphere in which plants, insects and images become interdependent. In Mariposita,…

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Barrier tape, photographs and an investigative film make tangible what archives and algorithms fail to count. In Soft Zeros, Mimi…

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Around nine hundred autopsy headrests form a suspended projectile above a mineral landscape, accompanied by the sound of money-counting machines.…

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Charred display cabinets, rusted metal, mud and animal blood form a ruined landscape in Deo Vindice (Orion’s Cabinet), shown in…

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Photographs, party flyers and mirrors form an architecture of memories drawn from Los Angeles Chicano cultures at Venice’s Arsenale. Guadalupe…

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A suspended membrane folds and ripples in The Skin of a River, presented in Venice in 2026 as part of…

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A cathode-ray television meets an aquarium: two devices that enclose a world behind glass. Bringing obsolete technology into contact with…

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Photographs, mirrors and bodily impressions on photographic paper compose a relationship between Katherine Hubbard and her mother, whose perception changes…

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Drinking from this fountain requires placing one’s head inside the open mouth of an oversized white rabbit. At the Swiss…

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A figure seen from behind crosses a fogbound city, while a glass cabinet, bronze gloves and two fragrances extend the…

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Screens mounted on shuttering panels replay fifty years of televised Times Square countdowns in silence, recorded again in analogue form…

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In Content Cage, a feminized body produces images inside a sculptural cage, simultaneously isolated and overexposed. Selected for the CIRCA…

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Attached to a doll, Isu Kim Lee’s body moves from stillness to abrupt gestures in this performance devised by Eunju…

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Yunchul Kim explores matter in states of transition through installations that merge science, technology, sound, philosophy, and poetry. His practice…

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For Floating World at M+ Museum, A.A. Murakami explores time as a material through ephemeral bubbles that appear, transform, and…

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Mareo Rodríguez imagines a luminous circular portal emerging from Iceland’s black volcanic landscape, creating a symbolic threshold between earth and…

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Tara Donovan transforms ordinary materials such as plastic cups, straws, and buttons into large-scale installations that resemble organic or natural…

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Eva Fàbregas’s inflatable sculptures leave MACBA to become a collective organism carried through Barcelona’s streets. Shared by the artist in…

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Tendrils of wool and horsehair spill from the bell tower, pass through a window and invade Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s chapel.…

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In Riders on the Storm, Anne Duk Hee Jordan approaches ecology as a continuous cycle of transformation and interdependence. Presented…

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Anicka Yi builds Message from the Mud from transparent columns in which microbial communities drawn from Storm King’s landscape evolve.…

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In Heart to Heart, Yin Xiuzhen turns worn clothes into bodily architectures and landscapes of memory. Enlarged, assembled or transported,…

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At Ames Yavuz, Patricia Piccinini’s hybrid beings blur the boundaries between human and animal through unsettlingly lifelike skin. Holding Tight…

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Open metal bodies embrace, wait or turn away in Kira Freije’s Unspeak the Chorus. Between human presence and artificial skeleton,…

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At Tai Kwun, Geumhyung Jeong turns evacuation equipment and instructions into the materials of a performance, Fire Drill Scenario. Between…

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In Held at Arnolfini, a monumental bear carries a face derived from a scan of Jonathan Baldock’s mother and welcomes…

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In Berlin, NIGHT brings together works by Maurizio Cattelan that turn apparent innocence towards historical violence, including Him (2001), a…

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In Orani, Hannah Levy stretches translucent silicone over metal structures that suggest creatures as much as medical furniture. Inspired by…

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In Circus at Vienna’s Secession, Fountain (2026) turns a urinating female figure into a neon apparition, suspended between obscenity and…

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The connected sky becomes a landscape of unstable paths and sounds as Victoria Keddie turns orbital-object data into an audiovisual…

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A cut-open cement mixer circulates red matter that leaks and hardens like diseased skin. At the Secession, Mire Lee turns…

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A man leaves kisses on a glass ceiling: Reba Maybury turns a metaphor of inaccessible power into a material encounter.…

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Women’s faces become witch-like figures, half buried in an artificial grave. Using 3D scans from Covid research, McGuire questions how…

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Geared motors, two magnets and a thousand small steel spheres form a device in which matter rearranges itself under invisible…

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Garbage bags fixed to a wall inflate and deflate through fans, then respond to the viewer’s approach. Nils Völker draws…

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928 faux-fur pompoms form a surface that reproduces the viewer’s silhouette through sensors and motors. Daniel Rozin turns reflection into…

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Silk forms descend, open and fold back into themselves in a choreography inspired by flowers that close at night. With…

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In FAVN, thirteen sound channels put listening to the test. Florian Hecker treats synthetic sound as a material that unsettles…

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A three-armed pendulum drives the airflow thresholds of a prepared pipe organ. Navid Navab and Garnet Willis do not ask…

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Seven screens disperse the narrative instead of containing it within a single viewpoint. In The Peacock’s Graveyard, Amar Kanwar brings…

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At the Neue Nationalgalerie, Kianí Del Valle places bodies in tension with an architecture that appears to dominate them. Dance…

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In They’ve Got Your Eyes (2026), Rachel Maclean trains AI models on her own face and archive. A Victorian inventor…

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Created for Dois Jeitos, Um Querer at CASACOR Bahia, Fonte das 1000 Colheres transforms air-conditioning condensation into a sustainable water…

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Identical cities change in real time through social-media feeds: globalisation experienced as the production of non-places.

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A living reliquary: a hydrogel-printed hand becomes a scaffold for cells and a question about manufacturing the body.

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Horn-like instruments emerge from the sand as if partly excavated. In The Water Song (2026), Tarek Atoui makes water and…

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Can a grid of light become a space the body believes it can inhabit? Studio Lemercier, directed by Joanie Lemercier…

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This installation transforms the image of the Earth into a fragile structure, stretched and held together by industrial clamps. Suspended…

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In Beauty (1993), Olafur Eliasson uses light and a fine curtain of water to create an ephemeral rainbow that shifts…

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The 14th edition of Cosmoscow brings together galleries, artists, and contemporary practices at the Timiryazev Centre in Moscow. Running from…

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Created in 2022 at Elijah Wheat Showroom, Momentary Event [41.55N 75.004E] transforms destruction into a shared sculptural experience. Rather than…

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Presented in Porto as part of BABELL, Cai Guo-Qiang’s One Page transforms gunpowder, fireworks, and drones into a fleeting visual…

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At the Hayward Gallery in London, Anish Kapoor explores the body from within, turning flesh, void, and spatial distortion into…

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In ÅTERFÖDELSEN / REBIRTH, Silvana Imam and Paula Strunden compose a passage through birth, love and death. Mixed reality, poetry,…

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An island emerges between Sicily and Tunisia in 1831, attracts competing territorial claims, then disappears beneath the sea. Elisa Giardina…

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Dana-Fiona Armour turns ocean data into an animal presence. A fragmented serpent, developed from a scan of an endangered specimen,…

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Miguel Rothschild gives the photographic image a paradoxical thickness and weight. In Undercurrents, the sea becomes a suspended surface: the…

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In Ritual City, Benjamin Orlow treats sculpture as a body whose cohesion remains uncertain. Raw clay, monumental fragments and exposed…

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A computer automatically produces software. When it stops, the visitor has only a whip to restart the process. Brute Force…

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On the seabed, a war can continue beyond its official end. Echoes of the Abyss follows traces of discarded munitions…

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What happens to a home when the eyes leave the head? In CHIMERIA, begun in 2025, devices relocate vision to…

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When bodies imitate synthetic images, who choreographs whom? In Image Syncers (2025), Nina Davies invents a community trying to resemble…

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A generated image is never immaterial. In to hurt for a thought (2025), Julia Vollmer connects a metal keyboard to…

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On the Dutch coast, Theo Jansen’s Strandbeesten give sculpture the appearance of a moving organism. In Strandbeest Evolution 2025, released…

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In Pittsburgh, Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis built a working lighthouse inside a house. Darkhouse Lighthouse relocates an instrument…

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In her darkroom, Mariah Robertson works with chemical reactions rather than a camera. Developer, fixer and water produce unpredictable colours…

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In Measuring Stick (2015), Sarah Sze gives moving images a sculptural form. Flickering lights and scattered elements create a structure…

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Before leaving the New York apartment where he lived and worked for eighteen years, Do Ho Suh covers its surfaces…

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In clinamen, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot transforms porcelain bowls floating on water into a self-generating musical system. At the Park Avenue Armory,…

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A.A. Murakami’s immersive installation New Spring creates a dreamlike environment shaped by light, atmosphere, and sensory perception. Travelling internationally since…

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Tate Modern presents the first major UK exhibition dedicated to Ana Mendieta in over a decade, bringing together more than…

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With Field of Dreams, Diana Eusebio transforms the gallery into an ethnobotanical garden of textiles, Spanish moss, and family memories.…

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On a flexible LED screen, Billow I transforms the most popular Google searches into clouds of color in real time.…

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In MoMA’s lobby, Odili Donald Odita turns architecture into a chromatic score. Painted by hand over six weeks, Songs from…

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In The Office, Steven Ahlgren documents American office life in the 1990s and early 2000s, before smartphones and Wi-Fi transformed…

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