L'Appartement Gallery in Geneva, Switzerland, is presenting a solo exhibition by London-based artist Konstantina Krikzoni titled ARMATURA, accompanied by essays from writer Jennifer Higgie and artist Nigel Cooke. This is femininity, power and confrontation on canvas.A deeply personal project for Krikzoni, she pushed the limits of her painting technique and her emotional endurance during a solitary experience in her studio. The artist returned to the female body as a site of intersection between ...

Soft lines, earthy tones and an intuitive sense of femininity define FORM: Primal Rhythm, the latest exhibition at Cramer St Gallery in London. Presented with CMJZ Arts and curated by Christina Zahra, the showcase brings together an all-female lineup of artists whose work explores instinct, connection and the natural world.Marking the second movement in the FORM series, Primal Rhythm positions softness as something far deeper than an aesthetic. Rather, it is framed as an instinct, one rooted in ...

A colorful hair clip, a messy bedroom, a communion dress, girlhood can be instantly recognized through fleeting stills in time. Often dismissed throughout art history and framed as silent, naive and daughter of, the young girl as the muse now takes on a new form. In this latest exhibition at MoMu in Antwerp, girlhood is presented as more than just a theme, but a way of seeing, of remembering and imagining.Titled Girls. On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between, the showcase brings together pho...

A new year calls for a new source of creative inspiration, and we've got just the thing. As galleries unveil their upcoming programs, there are plenty of new exhibitions and installations to sink your teeth into. With that, though, comes the difficult task of keeping track of what's actually worth your time (and ticket money). To make things easier, we've narrowed it down to the exhibitions truly worth planning around and booking ahead.From major fashion retrospectives to modern art masters, th...