Exhibitions
EXHIBITIONS
2025
CURRENT & UPCOMING
How would a truly accessible society look like? Through this open call, we invite artists to envision what an equitable and neurodiversity-affirming society could look like beyond the ‘possible’ and ‘realistic’ solutions limited by the current economic systems, and propose alternate realities that take into account the full spectrum of dis/abillities and needs.
bal’26 invites artists, researchers, and thinkers to explore the dynamic intersections of the Baltic States and the Balkans (the former Yugoslavia) through transdisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches.
Endnotes. On Reading Anarchy is an exhibition, publication, and event project that departs from the legacy of the Free Thought Library (BLR: Вольная Думка), a self-organized anarchist space in Minsk, which ceased to exist after the crackdown on the social uprising of 2020 in Belarus.
Ctrl + Shift + Del is a command to delete. But what if it became a command to reset? The exhibition explores this question through speculative video games that reclaim digital spaces as sites of care, memory, and resistance. Three artistic positions offer distinct responses to overlapping crises—occupation, imperialist violence, capitalism, overtourism, climate collapse—not by escaping them, but by reprogramming their structures.