The article highlights 10 exhibitions to see in June 2025, curated by editors. Key shows include the Serpentine Pavilion in London, designed by Dhaka-based architect Marina Tabassum, titled "A Capsule in Time" (6 June–26 October), a semi-open wooden structure inspired by South Asian tent designs that engages with light and public activation. Another featured exhibition is Hiền Hoàng's "Garden of Entanglement" at FOAM Amsterdam (6 June–ongoing), presenting works that explore trauma's imprint on human bodies and nature, including a soundscape installation developed with scientists and a VR piece on the Agarwood tree.
This roundup matters because it offers a curated guide to significant contemporary art and architecture events globally, reflecting current themes such as impermanence in architecture, colonial trauma, and environmental degradation. The Serpentine Pavilion, now in its 25th year, remains a key platform for innovative architectural thinking, while Hoàng's work at FOAM exemplifies how artists are integrating scientific collaboration and multisensory experiences to address pressing social and ecological issues.