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

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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, their suspended gestures make us…

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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 and Letting Go turns this…

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

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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. The work lets living organisms…

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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 ritual protection. Drawing on a…

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Geared motors, two magnets and a thousand small steel spheres form a device in which matter rearranges itself under invisible forces. Pe Lang makes the…

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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 monsters are manufactured and how…

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

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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 productive machinery into an exhausted…

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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 composition. Presented at GOLESTANI in…

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

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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 images, fables and oral histories…

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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 it to execute a stable…

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

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

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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 a tactile, shifting presence, where…

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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 a collective breath from this…

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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 manufactures fairies, only for ambition…

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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 source. The installation feeds both…

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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 its rhythms a principle of…

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

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

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In Beauty (1993), Olafur Eliasson uses light and a fine curtain of water to create an ephemeral rainbow that shifts with the viewer’s position. Presented…

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The 14th edition of Cosmoscow brings together galleries, artists, and contemporary practices at the Timiryazev Centre in Moscow. Running from 4 to 6 September 2026,…

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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 treating deconstruction as loss, the…

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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 poem above the Douro River.…

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At the Hayward Gallery in London, Anish Kapoor explores the body from within, turning flesh, void, and spatial distortion into a visceral experience. The exhibition…

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

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

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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, crosses Somerset House’s courtyard as…

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

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

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

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

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

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When bodies imitate synthetic images, who choreographs whom? In Image Syncers (2025), Nina Davies invents a community trying to resemble AI’s visual anomalies. Video, objects…

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A generated image is never immaterial. In to hurt for a thought (2025), Julia Vollmer connects a metal keyboard to the graphics processor through copper:…

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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 on his own channel, the…

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

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In her darkroom, Mariah Robertson works with chemical reactions rather than a camera. Developer, fixer and water produce unpredictable colours on light-sensitive paper. Unfurled as…

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

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

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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, three large pools fill the…

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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 2017, the work is currently…

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Tate Modern presents the first major UK exhibition dedicated to Ana Mendieta in over a decade, bringing together more than 120 works exploring identity, displacement,…

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

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

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