Trending This Week: Laura Jean Healey, fuse*, Jenny Holzer, Pandelis Diamantides, Paolo Cirio

We're very excited to be working with Laura Jean Healey ahead of next year's International Women's Day, when Healey will premiere her new work, multi-channel film installation The (Un)Holy Trinity, in Central London. The work explores the representation of three biblical 'unnatural women': Eve, Lilith and Salome. Support the project here or find out more in Healey's recent interview with Elephant Magazine.

Until 13 October, fuse* present their installation Multiverse.pan at the Mirror Chapel of Clementium in Prague as part of Signal Festival 2019. The installation was produced in collaboration with BDC – Bonanni Del Rio Catalog. fuse* are also touring their live media performance piece Dökk, which will be showing at Zorlu Performing Arts Center, Istanbul (TR) on 16 October, Tsibili International Festival of Theatre (GE) on 19 October, Bailar Apantalla Festival, Guadalajara (MX) on 26 October, KIKK Festival, Namur (BE) on 2 November and Festspiele, Ludwigshafen (DE) on 6 November.

Until 12 October Jenny Holzer presents a series of projections onto the Rockefeller Center in New York drawn from the testimony of those affected by gun violence. The projected texts were created by Holzer and Creative Time, and follow on from Holzer's 2018 project IT IS GUNS, 2018 (pictured).

From 16 to 20 October Pandelis Diamantides presents video and sound from his project Go Back To Hiding In The Shadows at the POCHEN Symposium in Chemnitz, DE. Diamantides represents the Athens Digital Art Festival at the Symposium.

From 14 September to 16 November Paolo Cirio presents a solo exhibition at NOME Gallery in Berlin. The exhibition, titled Images Rights, features three new artworks by Cirio which consider the significance and impact of the mass circulation of images online.