Therese Bülow's soloshow at Matteo Cantarella In Copenhagen.

The exhibition Careful What You Wish For builds on an intricate interplay between vulnerability and identity, highlighting how fear and the fragility of human experience shape our understanding of self. By examining psychological dimensions of existence, the exhibited works invite viewers to confront unseen forces influencing perception and interaction. This exploration prompts reflection on the nature of bodily autonomy and the complexities inherent in navigating the boundaries between self and other.

In his artistic practice, Ádám Varga explores fundamental questions of art philosophy, such as reproducibility and appropriation. In his work, he uses a plotter machine which cuts out digitally designed motifs. Through the use of this industrial tool, he reflects on the boundaries contemporary art imposes between artistic disciplines. The solo exhibition Unknown Insignia presents the culmination of Varga’s recent large-scale project focused on heraldry.

Mónika Kárándi & Erin M. Riley' s exhibitionat Longtermhandstand in Budapest.

Máté Orr’s debut soloshow at the Twin Gallery in Madrid.