Thun – Kunstmuseum Thun presents its exhibiton program for 2023.
One year Advanced Master of Human Settlements (KU Leuven, Belgium)
Do you want to engage in the research and design of local community needs in a drive for more socially- and environmentally-just environments? Are you curious about exploring urbanism that seeks to expose the multi-faceted challenge of contemporary human settlements? Interested in addressing rapid urbanisation in the developing…
October 7, 2022–January 22, 2023
The sisters and artists Annette and Caroline Kierulf have significantly contributed to the revival of printmaking in Norway. To Make a World, a comprehensive exhibition of their work organized in close consultation with the artists, opens this fall at the KODE Bergen Art Museum.
Throughout their careers, Annette Kierulf (born in…
October 7, 2022–April 2, 2023
Navigating North explores connections between the north and south while displaying artifacts from the Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation Collection. Landscape, northern nature, and geographical and cultural crossroads are the themes of the exhibition, and they all hint to how we must continually navigate change.
“Although acquisitions to the Wihuri Foundation…
Fiona Tan: Mountains and Molehills wil be available between Ocotober 2 2022 to Kanuary 8 2023 at Eye Filmmuseum at Amsterdam.
Leeum Museum of Art presents Kaleidoscope Eyes, an augmented reality (AR) exhibition from September 2–November 27.
Through exhibitions, publications, public events, and research initiatives, the CCA fills the gaps between mainstream architectural culture and academic discourse. Three research fellowship programs—the CCA-WRI Research Fellowship, the CCA Virtual Fellowship, and the CCA Research Fellowship—are now accepting applications for the year 2023.
We view our curatorial initiatives as means to address a variety of issues…
July 28, 2022–January 22, 2023
Pao Houa Her (US, b. Laos, 1982) is renowned for her striking images that explore themes of migration, displacement, and social and ecological resilience while focusing on the Hmong diaspora in the US and Laos. The Twin Cities-based artist uses both color and black-and-white photography to explore the borders between fiction…
Kunstverein Braunschweig announces its summer programme featuring two newly conceived solo exhibitions.
June 24–September 18, 2022
Ugo Rondinone will be the subject of the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt's first significant survey exhibition in Germany (b. 1964). The Swiss artist, one of the most well-known of his generation internationally, is featured in LIFE TIME with some of his most important paintings, sculptures, and videos. He gives commonplace elements and phenomena…