Browse the latest approved exhibitions, trending artists, and upcoming biennials — filtered and verified by the Radar editorial pipeline.
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A bold, immersive sensory experience that confronts the viewer with the physical remains of consumption, forcing an urgent reckoning with our shared urban footprint.
By contrasting archival prints with modern digital perspectives, this exhibition illuminates the shifting identity of urban living spaces throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
Blending environmental science with poetic visual language, this exhibition interrogates the liquid history of the Thames, reflecting on themes of erosion, industry, and transformation.
Zachęta probes the aesthetic tension between rural folk heritage and the crumbling brutalist infrastructure, mapping a new identity for contemporary Polish creative practice.
Tate Britain brings together radical interpretations of the British Isles, documenting how modern ecological instability is shifting our traditional visual obsession with landscape.
Through live performance and audiovisual art, Zeitz MOCAA documents the fluid boundaries of Southern African coastal identity, bridging memory and contemporary oceanic migration.
Celebrating the unique palette of the Antipodes, this exhibition reclaims the landscape painting genre by weaving together indigenous knowledge and modern abstract color theory.
This immersive exhibition utilizes high-intensity digital projections to capture the dense, humid vibrancy of Southeast Asian flora, blurring the lines between nature and technology.
Mori Art Museum offers a sublime dialogue between antiquity and modern sensory overload, reinterpreting the quiet depth of Kyoto for the 21st century.
Tai Kwun presents a visceral critique of industrialization, utilizing heavy steel forms to reflect the dense, rapid architectural evolution of Hong Kong.
A retrospective examining the fundamental geometry and primary color palettes that defined Dutch constructivism, and how these ideologies continue to influence global design.
This exhibition interrogates the authorship of machine-generated imagery, exploring the uncanny space where computational logic meets human artistic intent in contemporary digital practice.
Exploring the physical remnants of the Rust Belt, this show highlights how regional artists transform salvaged steel, wood, and concrete into poetic explorations of geography.
A haunting photographic journey that documents the intersection of post-colonial history and personal identity, framing the southern coastline as a site of profound resilience.
Exploring the intersection of optics and emotion, this exhibition examines how 20th-century masters translated raw visual energy into static, high-frequency compositions on canvas.
This ethereal exhibition explores the relationship between light, latitude, and human perception, using minimal installation art to mirror the stark atmosphere of the Scandinavian landscape.
This exhibition explores how traditional rituals and folk cosmology are being reinvented through advanced technology, questioning our connection to the spiritual in virtual spaces.
Harnessing the aesthetics of technological malfunction, this exhibit exposes the fragile nature of digital memory within the fast-paced environment of Berlin's art scene.