Three years after his last solo show in Greece, Manolis D. Lemos presents a solo exhibition entitled Feelings that includes a series of paintings, sculptures, photographs, a video and a book.

The exhibition "Fool Me Once Shame on You, Fool Me Twice, Shame on Me." by the Israeli artist Romy Yedidia explores the discrepancies between intimate and public anticipations and anxiety, while offering a playful outset of the artist’s own perception of what and how it is to carry a load of social expectations.

Sarka Koudelova's solo exhibition at Zahorian Van Espen in Prague.

In his first exhibition at the gallery British artist Robin Footitt examines what is lost in the connection between working with our hands and how we now operate technology.

The Hungarian National Gallery announces the next event of its temporary exhibition series of contemporary art, which accompanies and reflects upon the Fortepan exhibition. The new display shows works by young and mid-generation artists with profound impact on not only the Hungarian but the international scene as well and who all place either their family archive or the memory work itself in the center of their oeuvre.