Luna Kino is an immersive installation created by Pauline Curnier Jardin. It was inspired by the true story of Luna-Lichtspiegel, a cinema in Berlin run by women during World War II.

COUSIN, a collective supporting Indigenous artists, is launching its third cycle of artist funding. This cycle will focus on both new commissions and general practice support.

With the support of the European Union's Creative Europe program, European Media Art Platform continues its residency program for artists, collectives or other artistic collaborators working in the fields of digital art, media art and bio art.

The show Genetic Automata features the premiere of _GOD_MODE_, the newest work in the series by Larry Achiampong and David Blandy.

The exhibition is divided into seven sections corresponding to the central topics of Yang's creative work, featuring a rich collection of objects that span his entire career.

The program, part of Frieze Seoul, will be presented at four independent spaces across the city as well as online.

The show Loser Back Home features the artist's latest works, including a series of textile paintings made of stitched-together garments.

Regeneration: Black Cinema, 1898-1971 travels to DIA from the Academy Museum in Los Angeles. The exhibition includes photographs, costumes, props, posters and contemporary artworks.

The biennial also announced Finland as the country in focus for its Pavilions Without Walls program.