Ecology

'Shimmer: Dreaming the Posthuman' opens September 25, 2026, at the Frist Art Museum’s Ingram Gallery and runs through January 3, 2027.[f1] The exhibition brings together 17 artists working with both analog and emergent technologies.[f2] Their tools include dig

Its presentation brings together sculpture, installations, photography and video works. Works by fourteen international artists address disappearance and preservation, loss and regeneration, and the potential of care and collective growth.

The Institute of Queer Ecology’s exhibition ‘I Wish We Had More Time’ brings together 34 positions from art, science, literature, music and performance.

On September 19, Lizania Cruz will present 'Ecologies of Care,' an interactive kiosk at Socrates Sculpture Park.

Claude Bühler’s exhibition ‘how goes tomorrow’ will run from 20 September to 29 November 2026, with a vernissage scheduled for 19 September at 17:00.

Špela Petrič’s ‘Zajesti’ will be presented at Galerija Parter from 15 September 2026 to 3 January 2027.

The autumn group exhibition 'SOLEN ER SÅ RØD MOR' opens at Gammelgaard on Saturday 12 September.

Gus Fisher Gallery has named Conor Clarke and Sione Faletau as selectors for ‘The Changing Room 2027’.

The exhibition spotlights Sopheap Pich and Leang Seckon, whom the museum describes as two of Cambodia’s most internationally prominent artists, and has highlighted Pich’s ‘Junk Nutrients’.

The Center for Modern and Contemporary Art Debrecen, known as MODEM, will open ‘Cultivators of Life: Growing Seedbeds of Knowledge’ on September 5, bringing together artists, gardeners, researchers and community initiatives to examine the garden as a site of knowledge production, care and ecological imagination.

Aspex Portsmouth will present ‘The Shape of a Spell’, an exhibition bringing together ten emerging artists from universities across the South Coast.

A seminar marking the 10th anniversary of ‘Khronoksen talo’, the conceptual environmental artwork by Finnish artist group IC-98, will be held at Pöytyän Luontokapinetti on 23 October 2026.

The Academy Art Museum in Easton, Maryland, has opened ‘Julie Wills: The Bitter Pains,’ an exhibition of sculptural forms and fragmented text that examines the relationship between myth, architecture and the construction of meaning.

The North Carolina Museum of Art will open "Nancy Baker Cahill: Ecologies of Scale" on September 26, bringing together immersive videos, sculptures, works on paper and augmented-reality projects by the Los Angeles-based artist across the museum's galleries and Museum Park in Raleigh.

Otters have been recorded again in Madrid’s Manzanares River, marking the first confirmed sighting in around 50 years and underscoring the city’s long-running effort to restore the waterway’s ecology.

Madrid has started work on a new set of vertical gardens along the M-30 near Ventas, in a project run by Madrid Calle 30 and announced by the city council.