6 March – 4 April 2026

wrong museum is delighted to present its inaugural exhibition wrong:horse, hosted by Shahin Zarinbal.

The exhibition opened with the premiere of glass prompt (for Breughel) by Andrey Bogush and the performance Les voyages et aventures extraordinaires du frère Angelo by Ville Laurinkoski on 5 March.

Andrey Bogush's work will continue being on view through 4 April.

Opening hours:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
2–6 pm

wrong: horse, the first exhibition of the wrong museum, celebrates the Fire Horse as a muse. In the traditional 60-year cycle based on animals and elements, the 43rd year is believed to be among the most charged and powerful of all 60 combinations. In Japanese superstition, it marks a period of unrest around patriarchy and social order; in 1966, 60 years ago, the country’s birth rate dropped by about 25%. The Fire Horse might be read as an antagonist to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. 

wrong: horse runs through the year of the Fire Horse with variable availability. More artists will be announced. Topical submissions are encouraged. Those concerned are welcome to contact fantasy@wrong.museum.  

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For more information, please email info@shahinzarinbal.com

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Opening
Thursday, 5 March 2026, 5–8pm.
Exhibition continues through 4 April.

wrong museum is delighted to present its inaugural exhibition wrong:horse. The exhibition opens with the premiere of glass prompt (for Breughel) by Andrey Bogush and the performance Les voyages et aventures extraordinaires du frère Angelo by Ville Laurinkoski on 5 March 2026, 5–8 pm. wrong museum is hosted by Shahin Zarinbal, Berlin.

5 pm – Premiere of glass prompt (for Breughel) by Andrey Bogush

7 pm – Performance of Les voyages et aventures extraordinaires du frère Angelo by Ville Laurinkoski

wrong: horse, the first exhibition of the wrong museum, celebrates the Fire Horse as a muse. In the traditional 60-year cycle based on animals and elements, the 43rd year is believed to be among the most charged and powerful of all 60 combinations. In Japanese superstition, it marks a period of unrest around patriarchy and social order; in 1966, 60 years ago, the country’s birth rate dropped by about 25%. The Fire Horse might be read as an antagonist to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

wrong: horse runs through the year of the Fire Horse with variable availability. More artists will be announced. Topical submissions are encouraged. Those concerned are welcome to contact fantasy@wrong.museum.  

Press release

For more information, please email info@shahinzarinbal.com

Past exhibitions





Imprint / Privacy