Dávid Biró's solo exhibition at Trapéz Gallery in Budapest.

For three weeks, an exhibition in the lobby of the office building at no. 15 Dittrichring in Leipzig, a stone’s throw from G2 Kunsthalle, pairs photographs from urban sceneries in Prague by Stephanie Kiwitt with Andreas Schulze’s shots from the world’s largest fish market in Tokyo.

Group exhibition curated by Tereza Spinkova at Pragovka Gallery Rear in Prague.

The first Tallinn Biennial kicks off in Estonian capital on 2 July 2020 and aims to fill the gap, geographically and institutionally, between the Kaunas, Riga and Helsinki Biennials. Tallinn Biennial will attract international attention to the local scene, present the work of artists to a broader public and through a curatorial standpoint will speak of issues relevant for today.

Horizont Gallery restarts its programme with a solo exhibition by Rudolf Pacsika in Budapest.