Mousse Contemporary Art Magazine

• Anna Marzuttini and Giovanni Fredi ”SOUVENIR·SUBVENIRE” at SMDOT/Contemporary Art, Udine

  The Fallacy of Being OutsideSMDOT/Contemporary Art is delighted to announce the two-person exhibition SOUVENIR·SUBVENIRE presenting previously unseen works by two Italian artists, Anna Marzuttini and Giovanni Fredi, whose research is expressed through different languages, but converges on the same conceptual plane. The large canvases and wall wall-hanging ceramic works by Anna Marzuttini interact closely with

• Brook Hsu ”The Barcelona Pavilion (including work by Georg Kolbe)” at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, Berlin

  Daybreak:Orange Tree:The Barcelona Pavilion: The Barcelona Pavilion: The Barcelona Pavilion:Blue Wall, Brown Sky:Nacht: (Kolbe)Blue Girl, Green Stags, Black Forest:Odetta: (Anne Wiazemsky)Ida: (Pasolini Pasolini Pasolini Pasolini Pasolini Pasolini Pasolini)Untitled #1: a pile of photographs printed on construction paperUntitled #2:Untitled #3:Translation #1:Translation #2:Translation #3:Flayed Antelope:Flayed Rabbit:Flayed Rabbit:Elk Carcass: (in memory of Fritz)Carcass of Meat and Bird of

• Poppy Jones “Frozen Sun” at Towner Eastbourne

  Jones is best known for her timeless still lifes on repurposed textiles which sit somewhere between painting and object, with haptic surfaces crisply contained in aluminium frames, and of which a concise group will be on display. In this exhibition, Jones will also debut several new, larger works she has been developing in her studio.

• Hito Steyerl “Mechanical Kurds” at Villa Arson, Nice

  From February 20 to May 31, 2026, the Villa Arson art center presents Mechanical Kurds by Hito Steyerl. Through a video installation blending fiction, documentary, and critical speculation, the German artist explores invisible micro-labor chains, the geopolitics of images, and the mechanisms of delegation that shape so-called “autonomous” technologies. By reactivating the figure of the