Matti Sumari at SIC Helsinki with Worker Ant After Work. Text by Sophia Person
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SIC Helsinki presents Matti Sumari's Worker Ant After Work. Anodized aluminum and found lampposts address precarious labor and identity. Through April 2026.
Endurance Is Not the Same Thing as Healing
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Xxijra Hii presents Floryan Varennes in London. PVC orthoses, glass ears, lavender: care becomes architecture, endurance without resolution.
The Postcard Arrived. The Silence Came with It - Ramesch Daha at TAXISPALAIS Kunsthalle Tirol
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TAXISPALAIS Kunsthalle Tirol presents Ramesch Daha: Mein Österreich, postcard murals and archive work trace Austria's history. Curated by Nina Tabassomi
Neither Patient Nor Caregiver
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Luca Vanello at Z33 Hasselt. Objects from therapeutic gardens, animal prosthetics, and humidity-responsive materials. Through April 12, 2026.
What Does the Image Owe to the Oil That Made It?
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basis e.V. presents Infrascapes, the first comprehensive solo show by Kaya & Blank. Night photography, salt prints, and living algae. Curated by Lukas Picard
The Basement Is Where the Power Waits - Esben Weile Kjæ
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St. Chads Projects presents Lions by Esben Weile Kjær at King's Cross. A monumental golden inflatable rat in a former hospital room. Curated by Benjamin Orlow
The Optimization Never Arrives Christine Tien Wang + Rachel Youn at Night Gallery Los Angeles
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Night Gallery presents Christine Tien Wang and Rachel Youn in Factory Doomscroll, Los Angeles. On memes, motors, and the labor of the disposable. Through April 4.
A Colony Has No Single Center - Patricia Piccinini at Passage Gallery, Sydney
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Passage Gallery Sydney presents Patricia Piccinini's kinetic installation 'Centrifugal Love Garden.' Organoids, hybrid bodies, and care. 6 March–8 May 2026.
What Does It Mean to See What Another Person Thinks?
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Anton Janizewski presents Ferdinand Dölberg in Berlin. Spinning panels probe consciousness and whether thought can ever reach another mind.
Can Something Microscopic Outlast Our Dream of Immortality?
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Stine Deja presents Micro Management at Viborg Kunsthal. A speculative laboratory where tardigrades expose the limits of humanity's immortality quest.
A Body Held in Suspension Has Not Stopped Living
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PART (International Art Residency Austria) presents still (a little life) at The Hall Vienna. Neven Allgeier, Judith Eisler, and Pakui Hardware on suspension, perception, and the body. Curated by Barbara Horvath.
What If the Reward Was Never Part of the Arrangement?
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GAVU presents The Cake is a Lie in Prague. Six Czech and Slovak artists examine aspiration, performance pressure, and the myth of earned reward.
What Does the Sea Remember That We Have Chosen to Forget?
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ARoS international art museum, Aarhus presents Anna Boghiguian - The Sunken Boat till 19. April 2026
What If the People Inside the Myth Start Painting?
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Telegraph Gallery in Olomouc presents fourteen artists from Romania's Cluj School. Curated by Jane Neal. Transylvanian Painting Today - till 11 June 2026.
When Is the Machine Also a Mirror?
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Nod Gallery presents Fatal Attraction by Bety Krňanská, Prague. Painting and textile examine the female body against the automobile.
What Happens When a Pop Icon Begins to Rust?
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VAA gallery Artifex in Vilnius presents Full Metal Shell DLC, iron sculptures by Liudvikas Kesminas that hold pop icons at the moment they begin to expire.
Cosima von Bonin: The Ritz at House of Gaga
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At House of Gaga in Mexico City, Cosima von Bonin presents The Ritz, turning the gallery into a quietly absurd animal theatre of plush bodies, fabric structures and deliberate refusal.
How Much Distance Does Intimacy Require?
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Simchowitz presents Two of Us, a joint exhibition by Andrey Samarin and Lera Derkach at Hill House, Pasadena.