Camilla Low’s latest publication documenting the moments of creative nascency in her practice is now available for purchase in the UK through Belmacz website and gallery. With accompanying haikus by Karl Holmqvist and photographic imagery by Carla Åhlander, the book has been designed with both English and Japanese formatting.

Available to purchase for £23 on the website and at Belmacz book corner at 45 Davies Street.

Belmacz
45 Davies Street
London W1K 4LX
United Kingdom

opening times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm

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Torso, Theresa Büchner’s first novella, is now available for purchase in the UK through Belmacz website and gallery. Written in German, it includes seventeen gory pigeon images alongside an accompanying bookmark featuring the photography of Barbara Klemm.

 

Available to purchase for £14 on the website and at Belmacz book corner at 45 Davies Street.

 

Belmacz
45 Davies Street
London W1K 4LX
United Kingdom

 

opening times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm

 

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As part of the Parrhesiades II launch event on Friday 27th February, Toby Christian will show a new animation derived from Stringer.

 

TINA gallery
First Floor
191 Wardour Street
London W1F 8ZE
United Kingdom

 

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For its first exhibition of the year Belmacz presents Colour Theory, a trio of centrifugal energies. Florian Genzken appears with his first homage to London, Simon Popper’s pink elephants surpass suspense-fully while Adam Barker-Mills’ illuminations anchor moments in space.

 

The exhibition will run from Friday 13th February until Wednesday 15th April, with an opening reception on Thursday 12th February, 6 – 8pm.

 

Belmacz
45 Davies Street
London W1K 4LX
United Kingdom

 

opening times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm

 

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Having opened on Wednesday 19th November 2025, Belmacz’s winter show is now in its final weeks. Friday 6th February will be the final chance to see Hanna and Eva’s visual responses to their oceanic voyage from Chile to Australia.

 

Belmacz
45 Davies Street
London W1K 4LX
United Kingdom

 

opening times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm

 

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Congratulations to Gernot for being awarded the Visual Arts Work Grant. The grants are aimed for the artistic development of professionally working artists and groups of artists in the visual arts, based in Berlin. Funding is provided for artists who are striving to develop their artistic skills or for specific work projects, such as working on a particular theme, exploring new/other working techniques, etc. Grants are awarded on the basis of the artistic quality of work, creativity and continuity of previous artistic work.

For their first exhibition of 2026, Phileas presents a video installation by Gernot Wieland, first debuted at the 13th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art in 2025. The film, entitled Family Constellation with a Fox, was co-produced by Phileas and the exhibition will mark its first presentation in Vienna.

 

The work revolves around the attempt to heal collective, inherited wounds and to bring what has long remained unspoken to the surface. The artist envisions a family constellation as a form of therapy — one that takes place inside the belly of a whale, accompanied by personalities such as Karl Marx, Walter Benjamin and Ingeborg Bachmann. Ceramic figures stand in for the narrator’s ego, family members, childhood environment and psychoanalytic superego.

 

The opening will take place on Thursday 29th January, 7 – 9pm.

 

The exhibition will be on view from Friday 30th January until Saturday 18th April.

 

Phileas
Opernring 17
1010 Vienna
Austria

 

opening times: Tuesday – Friday, 11am – 5pm; Saturday, 11am – 3pm

 

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Bringing together duotone photographs from international female artists capturing moments of tenderness, power, loss, desire, and care, this book is the third publication from femxphotographers.org, an international collective of female and non-binary photographers challenging dominant narratives in photography while advocating for solidarity, visibility, and feminist discourse. Through poetry and text, LOVE expands the field of visual storytelling to include the personal and the political, the utopian and the everyday.

 

The launch will be marked by two artist talks with members of the collective as they offer insights into the collaborative process:

 

Friday 16th January, 6 -7pm
with Katharina Bosse, Elodie Grethen, Claudia Holzinger and Lee Everett Thieler

 

Foto Arseneal Wien 
Arsenal Object 19A
1030 Vienna
Austria

 

admission: €5

 

 

Saturday 24th January, 4 – 5pm 
with Caro Siegl, Hanna Mattes, Lilly Urbat, Katharina Bosse, and Kirsten Becken

 

Freundeskreis der Photographie, Deichtorhallen
Auditorium, Hall for Contemporary Art, Deichtorhallen Hamburg
Deichtorstraße 1-2
20095 Hamburg
Germany

 

admission: €5 for members & better together rate, €8 for non-members

 

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