EU Reviews

At Galerie Rudolfinum, Prague, the artist offers a bitter comment on the way that the ongoing violence in Ukraine has been normalized over time

At Zurich’s Haus Konstruktiv, the artist reanimates a past work to make sense of Germany’s present

At Alberta Pane Gallery in Paris, Regina José Galindo and Iva Lulashi take different approaches to articulating the experience of women in society

Inspired by artist and activist Palle Nielsen, over 30 artists and collectives unite for ‘A Model’ at MUDAM, Luxembourg, to challenge the role of institutions in contemporary society

In his survey show at Oslo’s Astrup Fearnley Museet, the late painter depicts the vast swaths of machines and technical systems that underpin everyday life

Inspired by a theory of the mind, ‘EGOSTATE’ brings together two artists who mirror each other in their dislocation

At Martina Simeti, Milan, the artist’s free-form paintings speak to the musical and artistic traditions of Black communities

A survey of the artist's expansive career in Antwerp invites audiences into a surreal realm populated by everything from Ken dolls to enormous golden chicks

At EXILE in Vienna, the artist explores the consequences of an overproducing world on the brink of environmental collapse

At Kunstverein München, a new film by the artist explores the use of aerial photography as propaganda during the National Socialist Regime

At Esther Schipper, Berlin, the artist’s self-portraits display a tension between concealment and revelation

At Bally Foundation, Lugano, the artist uses dance as a way to move beyond loss

From Grace Weaver's brazen female travellers at Max Hetzler, Paris, to an extensive retrospective of Emilio Prini's dematerialized practice at MACRO, Rome

The unfazed female figures in the artist’s ‘Hotel Paintings’ may be viewed as a playful act of self-satire

A solo exhibition at Lagune Ouest, Copenhagen, takes a nostalgic look at the favoured haunt of Danish intellectuals

At Peres Projects, Milan, the artist's new video takes her idolization of My Chemical Romance to cinematic new levels

To mark the German Romantic’s 250th birthday, Hamburger Kunsthalle highlights contemporary responses to the artist’s pensive oeuvre

At The George Economou Collection, Athens, the artist’s approach to death and dying is refreshingly unsentimental

An exhibition in Paris dabbles in speculative fiction inspired by FBI photos taken in Ted Kaczynski’s cabin

From Lin May Saeed’s exhilarating yet urgent plea for ecological responsibility to a once-in-a-generation retrospective of Mark Rothko that encompasses his magnificent oeuvre