Group exhibition curated by Bénédicte Le Pimpec and Isaline Vuille with Sylvie Boisseau & Frank Westermeyer, Christoph Draeger, Christy Gast, Alexandra Navratil, Uriel Orlow, Jean Painlevé. From Tierra del Fuego to South Africa by way of Germany, belong and observe – or how to belong to the world while being capable of observing it – presents a selection of works which question the links between living beings and their territories.
Screening of Forest Futures (2025), as part of the KINETIK programme at CineLab Giuseppe Bertolucci.
10 April 2026, 18:00pm
Screening of Sound from Beneath, invited by Anne Faucheret, as part of Immediate Matters: Speak We Must, We Must Speak at Belvedere 21 for the Klima Biennale.
Screening along side works by Michaela Grill, Forensic Architecture and Daniel Zimmermann.
23 April 2026, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm.
Uriel Orlow is invited to the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia by Koyo Kouoh.
Screening of We Have Already Lived Through Our Future – We Just Don’t Remember It, within the film programme of Soil Assembly #3, held at Pavilion Batsion Bungalow for the 6th Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
Screening along side works by Daniel Hengst and Arathi M.R.
23 January 2026, 1:30pm
Screening of the film Forest Futures as part of the festival Rencontres Internationales – New cinema and contemporary art, at Jeu de Paume, Paris.
27 November, 2pm.
Al Serkal’s yearly Majlis Talks for Dubai Art Week is curated by artist and writer Uriel Orlow and curator Andrea Thal, offering a shared space for listening, remembering, mourning, and re-seeding through performance, text, and sound-based works from the wider region.
Uriel Orlow is presenting a new commission in the group show Materials and Makers: Goa Past and Present, at Sunaparanta, in Goa. The exhibition is curated by Leandre D’Souza with Kelli Wood.
Uriel Orlow is presenting We Have Already Lived Through Our Future—We Just Don’t Remember It, a solo show at Dialogue Gallery, in Lisbon.
Uriel Orlow will present his performance “Reveries of Collective Walkers (Busan)” as part of the Sea Art Festival 2025 in Busan.
Under the title Undercurrents: Waves Walking on the Water, the exhibition traces the subtle metabolic exchanges hidden between land and sea, seeking to reveal their invisible yet vital flows as part of our sensory and embodied experience. This edition of Sea Art Festival asks how the shifting metabolic rhythms of the sea intersect with our daily lives, and how these unseen processes might surface as shared awareness.
Group show with works by Anna Anderegg, Antje Majewski, Diana Lelnonek, Heike Kabisch, Hyeong‑seob Cho, Janine Antoni, Jeewi Lee & Phillip C. Reiner, Jin Lee, Marco Barotti, Marie Griesmar, Mathias Kessler and Ahmet Civelek, and many others.