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Highlights of the month

Maya Schweizer. Uedra

Opening Friday 02.10.26, 19h at Leopold-Hoesch-Museum (DE)


In her work, Maya Schweizer (*1976 in Paris) explores questions of history, temporality, and the instability of both individual and collective memory. She focuses in particular on the fragmentary, the incidental, and the gesture as a form of nonverbal expression. In the exhibition “Uedra,” the artist translates the collage-like quality of her associatively dense video works—which are interwoven with cinematic references—into an atmospheric spatial installation and presents complementary embroidered textile works.

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Raphaela Vogel, De mens is geen vogel

Opening 03.10.26, 19h-23h at Z33 (BE)


De mens is geen vogel (Man is no bird) is the first Belgian solo exhibition by the internationally renowned artist Raphaela Vogel (b. 1988, Nuremberg, DE). With deadpan humor, Vogel channels the anarchic spirit of punk rock into theatrical, all-encompassing installations which blend personal experience, social themes, and emergent technology. At Z33, visitors journey through monumental installations, sculpture, paintings and a new multimedia artwork created specifically for this exhibition.

Open Studios: Maurizio Segato, Anima Goyal & Ran De Vos

Saturday 10.10.26, 16h-20h at Jester (BE)


Step inside the studios of Jester’s current residents. Maurizio Segato, Anima Goyal and Ran De Vos will open their workspaces and share a glimpse of their ongoing research, experiments and works in progress. It’s a chance to encounter their practices as they take shape and to meet the artists.

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Berit Schneidereit, Entangled Lines ✕ Sigmar Polke

Saturday 10.10.26, 15h at Kunsthaus NRW Kornelimünster (DE)


As part of the international research and outreach project Sigmar Polke. Athanor NOW, initiated by the Anna Polke Foundation, the artist Berit Schneidereit (born 1988, lives and works in Düsseldorf) has developed a site-specific exhibition project for the Kunsthaus NRW, which was realised over a period of half a year in two interlinked parts.