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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
Dead Darlings 20th Anniversary Auction
Dead Darlings honour their 20th anniversary with a celebratory auction in collaboration with the eminent Amsterdam art space W139.
Taking place on Saturday 13th December, doors will open at 12pm, and bidding will commence between 4pm and 9pm. There will be two rounds of bidding with food, drink, performances, and one or two surprises along the way. With open entrance, one must register for a paddle (€2) to bid.
Dead Darling Hanna Mattes is among the 80+ participating artists whose works will appear in this anniversary auction event.
W139
Warmoesstraat 139
1012 JB Amsterdam
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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
TUTTAUNANOTTE: An Italian Cinematic Showcase curated by Francesco Urbano Ragazzi
With e-flux Film, Francesco Urbano Ragazzi has curated a showcase of films and videos by Italian artists or artists connected to Italy. Italians by adoption, by origin, by chance, in transit or refugees, all involved have frayed the boundaries of national identity while also stretching the edges of their own.
TUTTAUNANOTTE unfolds in four sections, each streaming for two weeks on e-flux Film. Having commenced on Saturday 1st November, parts I and II are now complete, and parts III and IV will soon be available for streaming. The final selection, ‘Part IV: Late check-out’, Saturday 13th – Saturday 26th December, gathers works all calling for a reality check as they ask their viewers to question their own relationship with truth.
Michela de Mattei’s True Believers See More Patterns (2024, 19 min) will be streaming in this final section.
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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
A Collection of Behaviours: A Group Show
Coco Crampton’s neon lights, The Truth About Cottages, will be on view as part of LAMB Gallery’s upcoming group exhibition, A Collection of Behaviours.
The exhibition will be on view from Thursday 11th December 2025 to Saturday 28th February 2026.
LAMB Gallery
32 St George St
London W1S 2FJ
United Kingdomopening times: Tuesday – Friday, 11am – 6pm; Saturday 11am – 4pm
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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
Gernot Wieland at mumok cinema
mumok cinema presents an evening with Gernot Wieland on Wednesday 10th December, from 7pm – 10:30pm.
Viewings of Bird in Italian is Uccello (2022, 14 min) and Thievery and Songs (2016, 23 min) will be followed by a discussion with Aurélie Voltz, the curator of Gernot’s current solo exhibition at MAMC+.
Admission to the programme at mumok cinema is free, but entry is only possible with a pre-booked, free ticket (there is no box office on the day).
mumok
Museumsplatz 1
A-1070 Vienna
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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
Nothing About Us Without Us/Ink in Milk: Curator’s Guided Tour & Performance by Gernot Wieland
The Trafó House of Contemporary Arts present two weekends of events as part of their all-art focus winter programme entitled Nothing About Us Without Us (5th – 7th December; 12th – 14th December). Day II – Friday 6th December – will include a guided tour of the programme’s accompanying group exhibition, Ink In Milk, alongside participant Gernot Wieland’s lecture performance, “Cimabue’s Journey to Rome”. Led by exhibition curators Flóra Gadó and Judit Szalipszki, the tour will commence at 5:30pm, with Gernot’s ensuing performance at 6pm. Conducted in English, entrance is complimentary.
Drawing its name from Gernot’s presented short film, Ink in Milk, the exhibition explores patterns of resistance inherent in vulnerability. The works presented are based on different, yet equally challenging experiences: some explore the experience of living with a disability or illness, while others explore the fragile yet powerful experiences of exhaustion or motherhood.
The exhibition will be on view until Sunday 11th January 2026.
Trafó Gallery
Liliom u. 41.
Budapest
Hungary 1094opening times: Tuesday – Sunday, 4pm – 7pm; on performance days , 4pm – 10pm
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Posted: 4 December 2025
Posted: 4 Dec 2025
A Space in a Place It Is Not – a 12-hour (Performative) Reflection on Artistic Research
On Friday 5th December, the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague presents the fourth edition in their 12th (Performative) Reflection on Artistic Research. Exploring the zones of absence that emerge when travelling between different fields, the conference asks what spaces remain hollow in interdisciplinary dialogues, and how artistic investigations can navigate these spaces. It brings into question the possible exchanges between art and other disciplines, and how the same idea might inhabit different areas of research in sometimes divergent ways. The 12 hour reflection proposes an experimental format at the intersection between a conference, a performance marathon and a sculptural engagement with space, unfolding over the course of a full day. Gernot Wieland will contribute within Part I with a lecture performance entitled “Cimabue’s Way to Rome“. Accompanied by mythical figures and childhood heroes, there will be narrations about the Town Musicians of Bremen, psychoanalytical sessions, the history of poverty, and political events.Part I will take place between 12pm and 3:30 pm at AVU Veletržní, a new space run by the Academy. The conference will be held in English and will be streamed live. Entrance is complimentary.
AVU Veletržní
Veletržní 826/61
Prague 7
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Posted: 4 November 2025
Posted: 4 Nov 2025
Housing T (Current Affairs) on view in Poznań
Agata Madejska’s Housing T (Current Affairs) will be showcased alongside the sound piece “Hello, Congratulations” from Tuesday 25th November to Tuesday 23rd December at Fundacja Czas Kobiet.
Fundacja Czas Kobiet
Aleje Karola Marcinkowskiego 24
61-745 Poznań
Polandopening times: Monday – Friday, 10am – 5pm
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Posted: 4 November 2025
Posted: 4 Nov 2025
Tim Berresheim: Stille Beugung
Tim Berresheim’s solo exhibition, Stille Beugung, will open at Galerie Judith Andreae on Sunday 23rd November 2025. The show will be available to see until Saturday 14th February 2026.
Galerie Judith Andreae
Paul-Kemp-Straße 7
53172 Bonn
Germanyopening times: Wednesday (10am – 6pm); Thursday (2pm – 6pm); Friday (2pm – 6pm); Saturday (11am – 3pm); and by appointment