Real Costumes for Real Dreams: Ottolinger

Fresh off Paris Fashion Week, Local luminaries Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient on false timelessness, what not to wear in the Alps, and which of their looks get scanned twice at airport security.

Nicole-Antonia Spagnola at Felix Gaudlitz

In Vienna, the kid-avatar of “DIY or DIE” is barely big enough to play their guitar.

“Very Friendly” at House

In Berlin, the ribbon-cutting installation at a former shooting range dredges the moments just before and after violence.

Tom Burr at Galerie Neu 

Tom Burr’s new solo exhibition at Galerie Neu disperses wooden surfaces hosting pinned 1980s black and white photographs by Charles Atlas layered with plastic sleeves and orange safety fabric. A new large sculpture of four matte black identical wooden cubicles, each suggesting a partially open room, arranges camp beds, DVDs and books chosen for their subject matter based on the artist’s concern with issues surrounding psychology and control, sexuality and politics.

WORN OUT:  Dressed to Ascend

In the first installment of her new column, “Worn Out,” Cara Schacter reviews Jesus’s outfit alongside the latest European fashion shows. Is mortality hot for spring?