The Dordrechts Museum celebrates and showcases their finest recent acquisitions and long-term loans, acquired between 2020 and 2025. One of such works on display is Carte Blanche (2016) by Charlott Weise, acquired by the museum in 2023.

The exhibition will run from 25th October 2025 to 15th March 2026.

The Dordrechts Museum
Museum Street 40
3311 XP Dordrecht, 
Netherlands

opening times: Tuesday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm

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Co-curators Adrian Dannatt and Julia Muggenburg will be in conversation with Ed Adoo on BBC Radio London, discussing all things ‘Route 19’ at 09:40am on Sunday 19th October.

Listen here

On Thursday 16th October, Belmacz invites you to continue into the evening for a night of festivities and champagne.

5 – 8pm 

Belmacz
45 Davies Street
London
W1K 4LX
United Kingdom

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A satellite piece in ‘Route 19‘, The Dusk Pavilion will return for further viewing during the week of Frieze. 

The Dusk Pavilion is an immersive installation where Plato’s cave meets the cave of Lascaux. It echoes medieval folklore through the body-shadow separation once seen as a diabolic pact.

The nature of the installation entails individual entrance, and fifteen minutes of experience within.

Monday 13th October – Tuesday 14th October
6 – 8pm  

Please contact gallery@belmacz.com for reservations and further information.

Alternative viewing times can also be arranged upon request.

The 58th edition of steirischer herbst festival continues, reaching completion on Sunday 12th October.

For their participation Carla Åhlander and Gernot Wieland present The Archaeology of Absence, a site-specific intervention involving prints, video and audio.

The intervention is commissioned and produced by steirischer herbst ’25.

Sackstraße 17,
8010 Graz,
Austria

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The Constellation is the second release in Hanna Mattes’ ongoing musical-poetic project.

“An inner map between the Dreamer, the One Who Doesn’t Want to Dream, and Me, this piece inhabits the liminal space between waking and sleeping. Grief drifts inward — into dream logic, hidden interiors, and the fragile balance between remembering and forgetting. It is less a song than a constellation: a moment of permission, a recognition of protection, an invitation to step toward what has been guarded”.

Produced by Bernhard Wöstheinrich, and featuring David Rothenberg and Volker Lanko, The Constellation was recorded as an impromptu improvisation, and guided by intuition and hearing.

Hanna Mattes: Voice
Bernhard Wöstheinrich: Piano, and Keyboards
David Rothenberg: Clarinet, Bass clarinet, and iPad
Volker Lankow: Percussions

Produced by Hanna Mattes and Bernhard Wöstheinrich
Recorded by Jan Brauer
Mastered by Markus Reuter

The Constellation will be available to listen to from 4th October at 12pm from here.

Kleiner Schlossplatz 1
70173 Stuttgart
Germany

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