Alan Bee: Invisible Relations
The exhibition brings together works spanning the artist’s career, from his beginnings to the latest cycles, and explores matter, nature, memory and collective consciousness. Wax and honey become instruments of knowledge and transformation, while the honeycomb offers a model for painting built through relationships. A bilingual book with essays by Paolo Campiglio, Flaminio Gualdoni and […]
Godly Tiller
Godly Tiller “When there’s nowhere to go, we go back to basics“ The sociopolitical tension of recent years and decades has created space for the phenomenon of loss of rationality and a retreat toward esoteric and mythological narratives. In an atmosphere of uncertainty and distrust in facts, fantastical worlds, pseudoreligions, and a resurgence of folk […]
Kinetic Syntax
Kinetic Syntax brings together a set of practices that explore the relationship between gesture, sign, matter, and system, placing itself in a shared territory between drawing, writing, sculpture, and visual notation. Through a variety of media—painting, drawing, ceramics, textiles, or installation—the works in the exhibition investigate how forms can operate as units of meaning: marks, […]
Substrate
Substrate is an underlying base layer, a nourishing and carrying platform, a surface of life that both enables things and gives birth to the new. It is a foundation that serves both as a medium and a site for events. The exhibition unfolds through the concept by exploring different substrates and the exchange between entities. […]
“TechDiumMory (The MORY Part)”
In this exhibition, Zhang Ting reimagines “Xiaoming,” a recurring fictional figure in Chinese educational textbooks, workbooks, and reading materials, through the visual language of Wit & Humour (幽默大师), a widely circulated popular comic magazine in China. Xiaoming does not refer to any particular child, but rather to a standardized educational figure repeatedly produced across generations […]
Gene’s Presents “Blue Hyperlink,” Hosted by Rumpus Room & Amy Granat
Amy Granat: Hi Jackson! So good to see you! I’m so glad we are doing this show with Josh and Keith/Gene’s and a truckload of art. And well, I’m going to jump right in and start at the beginning – March 2024, when you and I first met. How did you find me? What was […]
BURGEONING
“Burgeoning” is a dynamic descriptor frequently used in the field of agricultural economics, referring to the rapid surge in crop yields or livestock herds, akin to bamboo shoots after rain. It also points to two distinct models of proliferation in cultural and natural domains—the parasitic propagation of memes and the differential replication of biological arthropods. […]
Paul Goesch & Matthias Noggler
The Kunstverein für Mecklenburg und Vorpommern in Schwerin presents an intergenerational duo exhibition, bringing together the work of the Schwerin-born artist and architect Paul Goesch (1885–1940) with that of Austrian painter Matthias Noggler (*1990). Rather than taking a biographical approach, the exhibition establishes a pictorial dialogue between Goesch’s architectonic and visual concepts and Noggler’s contemporary […]
Wet Wings
When the creature emerges from the larva, awkward and unsteady, its sticky wings are already there, yet still too fragile to fly. It is a state of metamorphosis and departure, but also one of uncertainty and vulnerability. Paula Breuer’s works explore delicate emotional processes of development and the transition between childhood and early adulthood: those […]
Ground Truthing
Reisig and Taylor Contemporary is presenting Ground Truthing, a solo exhibition by Kim Zumpfe (with the projected multimedia work “GroundTruthing.Schrapnel” made in collaboration with Luke Quezada). This is Zumpfe’s first exhibition with the gallery. Ground Truthing is on view in Los Angeles from May 23 – June 27, 2026. Testing, testing: What is targeted by […]