Pedro Cabrita Reis and Cerith Wyn Evans Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean

When the relevance of art for the functioning of society is under scrutiny, every show that can actually open is…
When the relevance of art for the functioning of society is under scrutiny, every show that can actually open is…
It’s a fairly straightforward affair: in Hulda Rós Guðnadóttir’s exhibition at the Reykjavik Art Museum, we see a three-channel video…
A pole, jutting horizontally out of a wall, inscribed with the word HIT, is recognizably the handle of a shopping…
This solo exhibition by Isa Melsheimer is also KINDL’s first show under new artistic director Kathrin Becker, who joined the…
It’s no small feat that the recently appointed director of the Kunsthall Trondheim, Stefanie Hessler, lured one of the most…
After an unsuccessful attempt at seducing her neighbor, a young woman, who is the main protagonist in Keren Cytter’s new…
The Venice Biennale opened in the same week as the first edition of the OsloBiennalen. But while the former will…
Is it the elephant in the room or a non-issue that the Garage Museum is funded by fossil-fuel, given that…
“A community for all the arts … a cultural center for the new age.” This sounds like another Bauhaus centennial…
The tenth installment of this Scandinavian biennial, held in the small paper-milling town of Moss, Norway, can certainly be seen…
Some things are over in no time at all, and some things linger, even if one would like them to…
The term “immersion” was probably the most overused word in the art world last year, often connected to concepts of…
The art world’s recent infatuation with German painting has distracted attention from the emergence of a group of artists contributing…
Matti Braun thinks big. And he’s looking at you. His interest lies in the cultural and artistic relationships that transgress…
The art student was shocked. The carefully prepared presentation collapsed under a surprisingly simple if not quite obvious question the…
It may sound odd, but if you’re new to Oslo and its small but exquisite art scene, then Berlin is…