EU Reviews

At Konrad Fischer Galerie, Berlin, the artist harnesses her voice to explore how sound can sculpt our perceptions of space

At Mountains, Berlin, the Honduras-born-Florence-based artist explores the complex relationship between the origin and translations of indigenous knowledge

From Liv Schulman’s new video installation at CRAC Alsace to Anne Turyn’s genre-defying periodical, Top Stories, at Kunstverein, Amsterdam, these are some of the best exhibitions on in EU right now

An exhibition at Kunstverein, Amsterdam, highlights the artist’s pioneering work with progressive writers of the 1970s and '80s, including Kathy Acker, Constance DeJong and Pati Hill

At her first institutional solo exhibition in Sweden at Moderna Museet, the artist’s sculptures reference Marcel Duchamp and evocations of pleasure and knowledge

At Centre d’Art La Panera, Lleida, the artist reflects on our changing relationship to the land through sculptures that disintegrate over time

At CRAC Alsace, the artist’s site-specific video installation envisages the collapse of the EU, exploring murky tax systems and the processes of alienation

At Oslo's Fotogalleriet, the artist explores how the motions of avatars influence the movement of our bodies

From Rebecca Horn’s kinetic installations to Richard Sides’s matrix, assistant editor Carina Bukuts chooses the exhibitions not to miss

At Kunsthalle Basel, the artist’s peculiar designs and polished surfaces speak to the violence against bodies 

A group show at Aargauer Kunsthaus demonstrates that the late Swiss researcher’s interest in alternative knowledge strikes a chord with a new generation of artists

At Galeria Arsenal, Bialystok, the artist deploys the strategies of reappropriation and upcycling to reflect on the history and present of the Roma community in Poland

From Camille Henrot in Hanover to William Kentridge in Luxembourg, these are the institutional exhibitions that we’re looking forward to

From its secret removal to its celebrated resurrection, Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung explores the lives and afterlives of the Kassel statue controversy

At Collezione Maramotti, Reggio Emilia, the artist’s largest paperwork to date explores the notion of movement 

At Jan Kaps, Cologne, the artist highlights the economic precarity of sex workers and the movements encouraging positive change

At Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich, the photographer finds inspiration in baroque paintings and stock imagery to explore modern symbols of status

At Museo del Novecento, the artist’s first retrospective since her passing in 2014, reveals her feminist beginnings and continued liberation through abstract art 

At Galeria Municipal do Porto, the artist uses sound, videos and print to investigate ergotism and the right to self-determination in healthcare

From Rebecca Ackroyd's painted lockdown dreams in Berlin to Diana Policarpo's investigations of ergot fungus