Section 2, art galleries
PARAÍSO: Latin America, Together in London
The first thing you saw when you walked into PARAÍSO was a stack of letters. The Mexican conceptual artist Felipe Ehrenberg fell in love with the British postal service while living in exile in England in the late 1960s, and made it his medium. A show of his mail art was meant to open in 2016, but was cancelled when his health failed. Ten years later it finally hung at the entrance of London's new Latin American art fair. I could not think of a better welcome.
FEAR (OF) AND INTIMACY: Between the urge and the fear of losing it
Can the urge for intimacy be separated from the fear of losing it, especially when under the influence of a disrupted sense of belonging? That question inspired Fear (of) and Intimacy, a group exhibition, curated by Anastasia Shulman at the Candid Arts Trust in London from 3 to 5 October 2026.
The Polish avant-garde: ‘Pop Art or New Pop’ at Galeria DAP, Warsaw
Founded in 1979 against the backdrop of communist Poland, the art group Łódź Kaliska now finds a home at Galeria DAP in Warsaw, with its work featured in ‘Pop Art or New Pop’, an exhibition organised by Galerie Kantor Sztuki.
ALIEN PEOPLE by Fedor Oralov at Stolen Space and House Objets
On 6 October, curated by Arina Baburskova, Fedor Oralov's first solo exhibition ALIEN PEOPLE had its opening. The event took place at the Stolenspace Gallery and was brought to Galleria Objets for another three days, until 11 Octber.
Exhibition Digest 2026-2027
The season when the leaves start to turn always marks a new wave of art exhibitions around the world, offering plenty of reasons to visit museums, galleries and other art venues. This period will bring together a variety of themes in the fields of art and culture, ranging from cultural memory and history to fashion, design and pressing social issues.