March 2019 Exhibitions Feature Mucha's London Return, Gibson's Indigenous Craft, and European Reflections

Reinhard Mucha's exhibition, Full Take, marks his return to London after thirty years and is displayed at Sprüth Magers until 11 May, featuring four decades of work that references Germany's postwar economic boom. In New York, Jeffrey Gibson serves as the artist-in-residence at the New Museum until 6 September, designing garments inspired by indigenous crafts and Oswald de Andrade's 1928 'Anthropophagic Manifesto.' Eric Baudelaire's film, Also Known as Jihadi, can be seen at Barbara Wien in Berlin until 13 April, exploring the life of a radicalized person through various landscapes. Jakob Kolding's exhibition, Pieces, is available at Martin Janda in Vienna from 8 March to 20 April, showcasing layered prints. Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen features Europa Endlos from 22 March to 11 August, examining Europe's situation in light of Brexit and upcoming elections.