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Now - November 15, Vilnius, MO Moseum... Melanie bonajo’s installation Progress vs. Regress (2016) explores how technological innovation shapes human relationships. It focuses on older individuals who have experienced some of the most dramatic technological and digital transformations. Through their personal and moving stories, the work reveals the challenges faced
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Now - August 9, Tallinn, Kumu Art Museum... The exhibition brings together historical and contemporary perspectives, placing works from different eras into dialogue. The engravings of Bernard Picart evoke Enlightenment-era mythologies of reason, progress, and representation, forming a counterpoint to contemporary practices shaped by machine learning, data extraction, and networked
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Now - August 30, Vilnius, MO Museum... The exhibition brings together twenty young artists living in eleven countries of Eastern Europe – a region shaped not by a single shared memory, but by inherited discontinuities, delayed futures, and permanent transition. These artists do not approach history as a closed narrative, nor do
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Now - September 6, Vilnius, Contemporary Art Centre... The opening statement from CAC's new director, Valentinas Klimašauskas — an international group show built around Umberto Eco's "inventing the enemy," inverted. Explicitly engages the posthuman figure and how algorithmic connectivity and AI are reshaping who counts as
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Now - August 9, Tallinn, Kai Art Center... In the current exhibition Exploded View, new and recent works by Estonian artist Paul Kuimet and Norwegian artist Magnhild Øen Nordahl consider the relationship between visual representation and the lived experience of spaces and objects. Curated by Anthea Buys (ZA). The title, Exploded
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Now - September 25, Rīga, RIXC... The exhibition presents Riga through the lens of a slit-scan camera — a technique that captures a single narrow strip of the visual field continuously over time rather than a conventional frozen frame, producing images where a moving subject appears stretched, layered, or doubled across
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Now - September 6, Helsinki, Amos Rex... The Generation triennial, held for the fourth time, brings together 50 artists and collectives to explore the most pressing social questions of our time. The Generation 2026 artists explore identity, belonging, and power structures. They amplify marginalised voices, examine the impact of technology, and
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26 September - 21 February, Copenhagen, Kunsthal Charlottenborg... Smith's largest solo exhibition to date, built around new site-specific installations exploring how digitalisation reshapes senses, cognition, and how we connect to the world and each other. It's the clearest tech-art anchor in Copenhagen's autumn
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September 10 - 13, Various places accross Stockholm... September Sessions is a four-day art festival in Stockholm, initiated in 2023 by Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation and Mint. While celebrating the diversity of Stockholm’s art scene, September Sessions also serves as a platform for independent curators. Each edition
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September 11 - October 11, Helsinki, Finnish Museum of Technology... Who Goes Hunting Does Not Cough is a group exhibition and a series of public events curated by Kisito Assangni for Pixelache Helsinki. Realised in collaboration with the Finnish Museum of Technology and with EMMA Espoo Museum of Modern Art, the
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October 22 - 22, Riga, National Library of Latvia... RIXC's 2026 festival takes Climate Imagination as its organising theme, treating it as a field where artistic practice, scientific research, and environmental data intersect. The three-day programme brings together an international exhibition, the first Baltic Science and Technology Studies