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Search / Filter EventsYDP presents true names, a group exhibition that considers naming as an ethical practice that can call forth and safeguard identities while opening a space for socio-political negotiation. Bringing together artworks emerging from contexts marked by shared struggles and overlapping concerns, the exhibition explores how relations among identity, spirituality and power are mediated and regenerated.
View EventKenneth Wong (ACC 2025), a Malaysia-based curator, cultural researcher and founder of People Ideas Culture, invites fellow ACC grantees, alumni and cultural practitioners worldwide to explore the working beta of CultureAtlas.
View EventOriginally developed and presented at the @avi2026conference in Venice, Always Controlled by What We Control is an interactive installation exploring how digital systems shape our perception, behavior, and beliefs.
View EventThai artist Som Supaparinya to open first Scandinavian solo exhibition in Copenhagen from 26 September 2026. Titled Reroute:, the exhibition runs from 26 September 2026 to 21 February 2027 and brings together two recent video installations examining how infrastructure, political alliances and historical narratives have shaped Thailand and its landscape.
Image: Mo num en ts, 2025. Video still © Som Supaparinya
View EventAlisan Fine Arts is pleased to present A New Horizon, featuring artists Fong Chung-Ray and Hung Hsien.
Poster credit: Alisan Fine Art
View EventBrain Storm, one of Jennifer Wen Ma's earliest experimental videos, is on view again at The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. It was originally presented at the Museum in 2009, as one of their first contemporary art projects in dialogue with selections Wen Ma chose from their modern and Impressionist collections including Paul Cézanne, Arthur Dove, Jacob Lawrence, and Mark Rothko.
View EventAKI INOMATA (born 1983 in Tokyo; lives and works in Tokyo) understands her work as a bridge for becoming-with between humans and other living beings. To this end, she collaborates with a range of non-human organisms. Following exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Musée d’arts de Nantes, and the National Museum of Modern Art in Kyoto, INOMATA’s works are now being presented in a museum in Germany for the first time. Three series from recent years are on view in a gallery at Kunstmuseum Bonn.
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