ESMoA Experience 66: GRIEF is an immersive art exhibition inviting reflection on personal and collective loss, offering solace through the natural cycle of life. Through the perspectives of contemporary artists, the show explores the seven stages of grief, shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, testing, and acceptance, presented as a journey through emotional complexity.

Un passo avanti tanti dietro, "One Step Forward, Many Steps Back," the largest retrospective of Marion Baruch (Timisoara, 1929) ever held in an Italian institution. Curated by Sergio Risaliti and Stefania Rispoli, the exhibition pays homage to a tireless and cosmopolitan artist born in Romania but who lived between Israel, France, and Italy.

Hamburger Bahnhof presents Saâdane Afif’s first institutional solo exhibition in Berlin. The exhibition provides an insight into the work of the interdisciplinary artist, who has been living in the city since 2003, and includes the multi-part work The Fountain Archives. This artistic archival project is dedicated to one of the most prominent chapters in 20th-century art history: Marcel Duchamp’s legendary readymade Fountain from 1917. Afif’s installation was generously donated to the museum by Paul Maenz in 2023. The exhibition...

The rainbow is a bridge between everyone and everything. – Ugo Rondinone the rainbow body, features a series of figurative sculptures within a fluorescent environment. The walls, floors and ceiling of the gallery have been finished in rainbow shades that mirror the sculptures’ own colours, engendering a push-pull dynamic between the individual figure and the landscape of the exhibition. The display also includes bronze sculptures of candles that restate the larger theme of suspended time.

Tal R is featured in the group exhibition Royal Tapestries: French Savoir-Faire and Contemporary Danish Tapestries at the Grand Palais des Beaux-Arts, Paris. An encounter between tradition and creation, where materials and colors reveal all the richness of an exceptional craftsmanship.

Rondinone's expansive installation in his solo exhibition "Cry Me a River" invites viewers to immerse themselves in both his art and the elements. At the heart of his work is the overwhelming beauty of the landscape and the power of nature.

"Our First and Last Love" charts new connections across the artistic practice of Lyle Ashton Harris (b. 1965, Bronx, NY). The exhibition explores Harris’s critical examination of identity and self-portraiture while tracing central themes and formal approaches in his work of the last 35 years.

Thresholds, 60th Venice Biennale, German Pavillon. In an act of salvation, the generation ship Light To The Nations carries humans toward new galaxies and planets. Named after a passage in the Book of Isaiah calling for leadership, the generation ship serves humanity in the face of the man-made environmental and political destruction of Planet Earth.

“Nah am Wasser” (Close to the Water) shows a selection of works spanning two decades, with the majority reflecting on themes such as the aura of the sea, lagoons, lakes or rain—either in their title or their subject matter.

"Things to Come" is Yael Bartana's most extensive exhibition in Denmark to date and shows a wide selection of works in various media.

The exhibition “Weather Report” is about the abstract reality of nature. The works contain a strong color palette and silver that dazzles, but also a great darkness, and a blackness. A soulful nature that cannot be controlled by human logic.

The Sun and The Moon, two works by Ugo Rondinone, are formed with delicate circles fashioned from cast-bronze tree branches, one silver-leafed and the other gilded. The twin sculptures are both over sixteen feet tall.

How is a place, an experience, a way of seeing radically reinvented? That is the question Ugo Rondinone explores in this exhibition. Taking over the museum’s building and collection to create a web of unexpected connections and echoes.

Guy Ben Ner | Go Back Where U Came From | Tel Aviv Museum of Art 2022 - 2023

Sommer Contemporary Art | Art Cologne 2022

Ugo Rondinone | the water is a poem unwritten by the air no. the earth is a poem unwritten by the fire | Petit Palais 2022 - 2023

Tal R & Mamma Andersson | About Hill | Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg 2022 - 2023

Tal R | The Forest In My Eyebrow | Tim Van Laere Gallery 2022

Gregor Hildebrandt | REGLOS NACHTET DAS MEER / THE SEA FALLS INTO NIGHT WITHOUT A MOTION | Galerie Isa 2022

Gregor Hildebrandt | A Blink of an Eye and the Years are Behind Us | Kunsthalle Praha 2022 - 2023

Karl Haendel | Praise Berlin | Wentrup Gallery 2022

Marion Baruch | Bomba | CCA: Tel Aviv-Yafo 2022

Ugo Rondinone | Manifesta 14 Prishtina 2022