RIBOT presents Nature Calls curated by Domenico de Chirico, the first solo show in Italy by the artist Oren Pinhassi (Tel Aviv, 1985; he lives and works in New York). It consists of a selection of sculptures and installations exclusively made for this occasion during his stay in Milan.

VIKTORIA, the title chosen by Josef Dabernig for this exhibition, reflects the variety and variability of interpretations that feed his poetics. It’s an umbrella title, deliberately ambiguous in its various meanings. The exhibition is on view at hunt kastner, Prague.

Tanya Leighton Gallery presents the first solo exhibition in Berlin of Marianne Wex's pioneering project about male and female body language, Let's Take Back Our Space: 'Female' and 'Male' Body Language as a Result of Patriarchal Structures, 1977.

The weather is quiet, cool and soft shows works from different phases in the career of the Belgium artist Guy Mees (1935–2003) to shed light on his intuitive and conceptual approach. On view at Kunsthalle Wien from the end of January.

Zsófia Keresztes, Jenine Marsh and Zoë Paul at Gianni Manhattan in Vienna. Each of the positions from Occupations of Uninhabited Space imagines a life, a society, a species, a realm as radically other.