EU Reviews

At Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, the artist’s participatory practice invites a radical, bodily mode of knowing

At Fondazione MAST, Bologna, the artist’s meticulously staged photographs highlight sitters whose social visibility is often denied

At Kunsthaus Zürich, the artist’s maximalist vision restages historical fragments into living, unruly theatre

In a series of formally playful snapshots at Goswell Road, Paris, the artist captures intimate moments of love and care

The artist’s photographs at Mumok, Vienna, mount a subtle challenge to the male gaze 

The artist’s show at Kunsthall Trondheim probes the stories we tell ourselves about oil – and proposes new ones

At the Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation, Venice, the artist and collaborators create a mesmerizing exhibition – part immersive Gesamtkunstwerk, part speculative archaeological site

At Kiasma, Helsinki, the artist’s visceral works expose the potent entanglement of mind and body

‘The Oracle’ showcases non-human actors and explores art’s power to dream and demand freedom – but lacks clarity

At Fondazione d’ARC, Rome, the artist’s sculptures position nature as an artistic collaborator

At Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Vienna, the artist’s phantasmagoric figures hover between comedy and tragedy 

At Galerie Christophe Gaillard, Paris, the artist depicts queer and trans figures giving birth to symbolic versions of themselves

From Pol Taburet’s ghoul-like figures to Eva Helene Pade’s painterly reckoning with sacrifice and femininity, here’s what not to miss this summer 

At the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens, the artist employs the visual language of BDSM to examine the human exploitation of horses

At Fondazione Memmo, Rome, the artist’s works examine how identity is constructed, performed and, ultimately, constrained

At Fondation Pernod Ricard, Paris, a group exhibition captures the tumult of familial relationships

At Galerie La Patinoire Royale Bach, Brussels, the artist confronts apartheid and colonial plundering

At The Wig, Berlin, the artist’s insect photographs playfully subvert the rules of wildlife photography

From Arturo Kameya’s paintings of mundane yet precious childhood ephemera to a retrospective of Augusta Curiel’s photography

At 11 Parthenon Street, Nicosia, a group show positions the home as a space for gentle interruptions and understated transformations