Weekly exhibition reviews by a Gen Z art historian based in Venice & Cologne – slightly unhinged but fully honest.
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What’s a red flag, steirischerherbst?
steirischerherbst made me believe that Styria is the Austrian version of the German East: Conflicted about nostalgia and nationalism. One way I came to believe this was the exhibition’s setting: An old tavern I’d describe as urig in German....
Prague Art Week: A Speedy Gonzales Recap
Matter of fact, every Art Week this year headlined Flopchella, so this is not a Prague issue. I loved the last edition and I sure do believe Prague won’t disappoint in the next. But 2026 is not giving across the whole European geographical...
Practice Makes Passable: Bystrík Klčo’s Cursive Handwriting Workbook
Do you still pay attention to your handwriting? Now that nobody’s grading you for it? Back in school, we used to carefully run the ink pen across the paper until rounded letters accumulated into words filling one index card after another. B...
The Walls We Build: Nika Kutateladze at Molitor
There was a void that persisted even though people kept coming and going. A silence hummed from the paintings themselves. Nika painted faces. I can’t yet decide on whether to call them faces or portraits.
Heads merge into one another. Par...
Who Gets To Tell A Bad Joke? Sophia Süßmilch And The Monstrosity of Being A Woman
Something terrible will happen. A play titled that way by the Sophia Süßmilch (Millennial, German) stirs expectations of cathartic escalation. What terrible thing could possibly happen? Would it be 70s stuff-popping-out-of-coochies feminism...
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