Exhibitions

We occupy many worlds — those of love, work, play, labor, religion — and we are different selves in each. We are unified, but not seamlessly. There are cracks between our many selves. These cracks are entrances to…

In The Dig Stockholm adopts the role of a creative archaeologist, utilizing methods of excavation, preservation and display in the creation of three new series of works. The Dig speculates on how we tend to view the…

There is an infamous saying that all cats are grey at night. That shall express, that there are no visual differences in darkness. An exception is the sky itself. There stars can sparkle, airplanes can be confused with…

Looking back at the last six decades, Hans Aichinger has invited a long-standing friend, fellow artist Matthias Kanter, for a joint exhibition. Since the working methods of the two painters could hardly be more…

Thomas Taube’s A Very Small Tiny Little Thing presents Operating Track, a synchronized 8-channel video installation that immerses the viewer into a cacophonous narrative carried by a constellation of abstract and…

Tremmel’s large-scale landscapes appear at first as though they easily fit into a historical style of painting that represents place and the longing for perfection. However, Tremmel presents a complex romantic order…

Monika Grabuschnigg’s solo exhibition at REITER | Leipzig revolves around a central question: what is the place of love and intimacy in our present-day environment split between the virtual and real? Cognitive…