The character of Jakob Kolb’s work was shaped within what was originally a fringe movement of new romanticisms, which over time has become a “cool” norm, at least on the European scene. This aesthetic, subconsciously reacting to the overload of digital imagery and built upon DIY approaches to traditional crafts and materials, has naturally divided—at least from a viewer’s perspective—into two main camps.

Bloom is pleased to present the works of Elsa Werth (FR), Kay Rosen(US) and Voebe de Gruyter(NL) in the exhibition “Waiting words”.

Rebekka Benzenberg at Galerie Anton Janizewski in Berlin.

Gergely Tasnádi & Joseph Tasnádi's exhibition at Horizont Gallery in Budapest.

Daydreamers, Majd Abdel Hamid’s first solo exhibition in London, brings together a new and ongoing series of needlework. Initiated as early as 2012, these evolving and, at times, concluded bodies of work emerge from specific social and political moments, appearing as what the artist describes as ‘textures of memory’.