Jutta Koether at Empty Gallery, Hong Kong
German‑born artist Jutta Koether presents _rEceNt WoRkS_, her first solo exhibition in Greater Asia, at Hong Kong’s Empty Gallery from March to June 2026. The show features a series of interconnected triptychs that fuse painting, performance and calligraphic gestures, referencing figures such as Giacometti and Emily Brontë. Koether’s animated black lines weave through dense surfaces, collapsing writing and visual art while probing the mechanics of artistic self‑commodification. The exhibition underscores her long‑standing practice of re‑contextualising art‑historical motifs to interrogate sincerity, irony and the open‑ended nature of contemporary painting.
Matt Borruso at Et Al., San Francisco
Matt Borruso’s latest show, “Et al., San Francisco,” transforms everyday photographs into mutable collages mounted on magnet‑backed steel sheets. Each arrangement is photographed, then dismantled and stored with its image, allowing the composition to be re‑created later. The exhibition opens with a John Berger...
Alfatih at Kunsthaus Langenthal
Alfatih’s first institutional solo exhibition in German‑speaking Switzerland, "Time Leaks," opens at Kunsthaus Langenthal, occupying six rooms of the historic former tax office. The show uses water, sound, and sensor‑driven installations to interrogate bureaucratic "Apparatus" and the fragility of ordered...
Erwan Sene at Bonny Poon / Conditions, Toronto
Erwan Sene’s exhibition "Checked or four attacks that will never happen" transforms 1970s Delsey suitcases into autonomous sculptures that combine industrial polycarbonate, infrasound antennas and vintage François Villon shoes. By assembling legally permissible components, the work exposes gaps in ICAO...
From the Collection at Dvir Gallery, Paris
The Dvir Gallery in Paris opens "From the Collection" on April 3, running through May 23, 2026. The group show assembles 24 artists ranging from established figures such as William Kentridge and Menashe Kadishman to emerging voices like Aysha E Arar. Works span six decades and...
Torsten Slama at Neuer Essener Kunstverein, Essen
The Neuer Essener Kunstverein in Essen opens "Die Vatermaschine," a solo exhibition of Torsten Slama’s work running from February 28 to May 24, 2026. The show presents a curated selection of drawings and paintings created between 2007 and 2020, highlighting the artist’s recurring...
Margaret Curtis at Post Times, New York
Post Times is mounting “’S”, Margaret Curtis’s first solo New York exhibition since her 2003 show at P·P·O·W. The paintings fuse sprawling American landscapes with oversized neon‑sign figures, scaffolding, and a Photoshop grid, interrogating gender politics and national myth. Curtis incorporates...
Salvador Marino at ACUD Galerie, Berlin
Salvador Marino’s "Iron Stream" installation opened at ACUD Galerie in Berlin, using sci‑fi‑inspired medical devices to interrogate the blood industry’s capitalist underpinnings. The work juxtaposes health benefits of donation with necropolitical questions about whose lives are saved and at what cost. Market...
Marko Tadić at Trotoar Gallery, Zagreb
Croatian artist Marko Tadić opens _FungaRobo_ at Zagreb’s Trotoar Gallery, a solo show that fuses collage, drawing, animation and sculpture to explore artistic ecologies. Drawing on 1950s‑60s Zagreb photographs, the work juxtaposes historic socialist urban visions with present‑day erosion of common...
Calla Henkel & Max Pitegoff at Les Bains-Douches, Alençon
Calla Henkel and Max Pitegoff present their multimedia series *Paradise* at Les Bains‑Douches in Alençon from February 14 to April 26, 2026. The work, filmed on 16 mm in Berlin’s TV Bar between 2020 and 2022, blends speculative fiction with documentary elements to explore labor,...
Matt Browning at Kunstverein München
Matt Browning’s first institutional solo exhibition, *All Woodcarvings Remain Slow Motion Mobiles*, opens at Kunstverein München in 2026. The show gathers works he has carved from Douglas fir since 2013, each formed from a single block through a subtractive, whittling‑like...
Krassimir Terziev at Sarieva, Plovidv
Sarieva/Gallery is hosting Krassimir Terziev’s solo exhibition “Base and Superstructure” at DOT Sofia from March 12 to April 26 2026. The show pairs newly created 2026 works—such as the gold‑leaf series “Central” and “Lights Off”—with the artist’s early 1994 piece “Angels and Chimneys,”...
Adriana Ramić at Kunstverein Für Mecklenburg Und Vorpommern in Schwerin
Adriana Ramić presents her first German institutional solo exhibition, "Confusion model into a butterfly," at the Kunstverein für Mecklenburg und Vorpommern in Schwerin. The multimedia show blends five‑channel video, sculpture, and language to explore hybrid identities, transcultural knowledge, and the limits of anthropocentric thought....
Anita Esfandiari at KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen
Anita Esfandiari’s "Buoyant Dribble" opens as her first institutional solo exhibition in Germany at Künstler:innenhaus Bremen. The show merges sculptural painting with immersive installation, extending painted surfaces into three‑dimensional space. Centered on a photographic basketball scene, the five large‑format works examine movement,...
The Many Within at The Tiger Room, Munich
The Tiger Room in Munich opens “The Many Within,” a multidisciplinary exhibition that visualizes the concept of a non‑unitary, nomadic subjectivity. Curated around feminist philosopher Rosi Braidotti’s ideas, the show juxtaposes Yuchu Gao’s charcoal drawings of South Korean female divers, Anna Lena Keller’s...