An exhibition of new paintings, sculpture and time based works that explore our relationship to the constantly shifting transition between the imagined and the real.

New York based Japanese artist Hiroki Otsuka’s first solo show in Europe featuring drawings and murals.

Prize EXIT nationwide competition for students of art schools in the Czech Republic is announced by the Faculty of Arts and Design UJEP in Usti nad Labem.

The exhibition Subversive Excerpts devotes itself to experimental and conceptual art practices that had established between the nineteen-sixties and eighties in Europe and South America under the influence of military dictatorships and communist regimes. (GDR, Hungary, Romania, the Soviet Union, Spain, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.)

Exhibition „Ateliér maľby“ represents  collectively graduates eponymous studio of the Academy of Fine Arts at Koceľova Street. 23 in Bratislava under the direction of Professor John Berger, from the years 1987-2008.

Solo show of London-based artist Anthea Hamilton. The show includes new sculptures and wall-based work following on from her recent exhibitions at Chisenhale Gallery and La Salle de Bains, Lyon.

The painting’s theme and its overlapping became some specific feature of Criticism prize for this 3rd annual competition. It is understood in the context of the current artist production.

Already 13th anniversary one day collective exhibition at the Tape Modern. Thematic show of 15th artists interpreting night life phenomenon, culture of entertainment, disco architecture. The large exibition space, a former warehouse is itself a club space. One of the works, Melanie Manchot’s video installation is set of several videos of  club bounces from Ibiza, dressing themselves off and on. Parallel there are records of them posing in front of the real club. They are the necessary part of atmosphere of entertainment and consumerism, where stiffness is mixed with relaxation, privacy with communication, culture with cliche, etc.

Name of the exhibition is hardly translatable pun, on the one hand, evokes the famous book of Edward Lucie Smith, Art Today, also it means something like “art of date.”

The exhibition Inscription made of large format photographs and monumental compositions painted in a standard painting technique, oil on canvas.