EU Reviews

In his new solo show at Jan Kaps, Cologne, the artist’s eerie portraits interrogate capitalist consumption in the digital age

A solo exhibition at Galerie Gerhard Hofland, Amsterdam, showcases 92 paintings inspired by ancestral and archive photographs

The artist’s exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris, deepens her exploration of the emotional and financial economies of art 

The artist’s hyperdetailed depictions of everyday clutter at Standard (Oslo) explore the significance of labour-intensive drawing in an era of effortless image-production

João Pedro Vale + Nuno Alexandre Ferreira's show at Serralves Villa, Porto, documents the couple’s commitment to celebrating LGBTQ+ identities

At Julia Stoschek Foundation, Dusseldorf, a survey of the artist’s mixed-media work explores surveillance, selfhood and technology

At Cukrarna, Ljubljana, the mirrored, looped and spinning works speak to the ways in which history repeats itself

The artist’s recent exhibition at WIELS and CINEMATEK features nuanced architectural and filmic works that explore themes of obstruction and theatricality

A survey exhibition at Museum der Moderne Salzburg makes evident that the artist’s creative home has always been the stage

At Tanya Leighton, Berlin, the painter’s geometric abstractions suggest a dispersed staging of the natural

The artist’s interactive show at Halle am Berghain, Berlin, prioritizes the collective voice in the retelling of marginalized histories 

At Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, a posthumous exhibition dedicated to the artist and musician is charged with unfettered creativity

An exhibition at BWA Wroclaw celebrates the work of five artists who put Poland’s spiritual scenes and winding rivers front and centre

In Rome, a group exhibition dedicated to immersive spaces encourages gleeful interaction inside the museum's walls

At Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, the artist’s UEFA-inspired film mixes balletic beauty with uncomfortable stereotypes

At Galerie Karin Günther, Hamburg, the artist’s minimal works embrace a phenomenological approach to artmaking

At Bernheim, Zurich, the artist’s alter-ego, Fatebe, confidently splits herself between time zones, cities and hemispheres

From Joan Semmel’s unflinching depiction of female sexuality to Atiéna R. Kilfa’s sharp reimagining of film noir techniques

At Den Frie, Copenhagen, the artist deconstructs the genre’s archetypes to disarming effect

At Fondation Pernod Ricard in Paris, David Douard curates a show featuring 13 artists that frames collective practice as something sticky and uneasy