Jochen Lempert photographs the natural world in the most diverse contexts: from their habitat to the...

AKKA Projects is pleased to present the solo exhibition of Pamela Enyonu from March 28th.

Bringing together films, installations, works on paper, and performance from nearly a decade of Gerard & Kelly’s collaboration, "Ruins" at Carré d’Art marks the duo’s first museum survey exhibition.

El Museo del Barrio presents "Methuselah", conceived by the Cuban-born and Houston based artist Reynier Leyva Novo.

OMR is delighted to present the first solo exhibition in Mexico by the polish artist Alicja Kwade.

The Third Line is pleased to announce Gut Feelings: Part II, our fifth solo exhibition with Los Angeles based artist Hayv Kahraman.

Presenting almost 100 works on paper from the Joseph Beuys family for the first time in the UK, Joseph Beuys: 40 Years of Drawing is the first major exhibition dedicated solely to the artist’s drawings to take place in London for 20 years.

Rana Begum’s striking exploration of light and colour to take over Concrete on its 5th anniversary.

Villa Stuck Museum presents the most comprehensive retrospective to date of the internationally renowned artist Dayanita Singh, whose work occupies a singular position within the photographic tradition.

Fondazione ICA Milano presents, from January 25th to March 18th 2023, the solo show Morestalgia by Riccardo Benassi, curated by Alberto Salvadori.

Throughout his oeuvre, Duchamp questioned the traditional hierarchy between original and copy. Replicating...

Another Birth is a group exhibition that brings together artists from Iran whose works negotiate the present state of affairs by tracing the paradoxes inherent within notions of corporeality and finitude.

Kunsthalle Wien presents "Works of Heart (1974–2022)", an exhibition that brings together works spanning the whole of Sanja Iveković’s prolific career.

ICA Miami presents "Progressive Aesthetics" by Michel Majerus, interpretations of capitalism and imperialism in the American culture. Passion for technology, youth culture, and art history—all united by his obsession with the power of art and institutions.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb presents a large retrospective of Sean Scully, titled "Passenger".

ICA Miami presents “Big Butch Energy” featuring a new installation by Nina Chanel Abney.

At kurimanzutto, Baghramian now interweaves her dozen abstract sculptures with nearly as many figural works by two twentieth-century artists resident in Mexico, Geles Cabrera (b. 1926) and Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012). Cabrera’s and Catlett’s sculpted bodies here are: recumbent, enfolded, upright, propped, fragmented, skeletally articulated. Baghramian’s sculptures are similarly disposed, many appearing to recline, sit, stand. She seems in fact to solicit our habits of anthropocentric projection, perhaps also our desires for the easement of recognition, and she does this as well (once again) through language.

The exhibition presents 241 drawings donated by Giuseppe Penone to the Centre Pompidou in 2020.

The exhibition presents more than 300 exhibits from 9 museums of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The exhibition "Treasures of the Oases of Uzbekistan. At the Crossroads of Caravan Routes" at the Louvre features masterpieces from the collections of museums in Uzbekistan.

Fondazione Elpis opens its new exhibition spaces in Milan with the group exhibition "HAZE. Contemporary Art From South Asia", curated by HH Art Spaces and Mario D'Souza.

The Fundació Antoni Tàpies in Barcelona presents nine works of the artist Bruce Conner, within the exhibition "Light Out of Darkness".

“Often, AI is used to classify, process, and generate realistic representations of the world. Anadol’s work, by contrast, is visionary: it explores dreams, hallucination, and irrationality, posing an alternate understanding of modern art—and of artmaking itself.” said the curator Michelle Kuo.

Alberta Pane Gallery is pleased to present the group show ‘Moi-même (faute de mieux)’ in its new Parisian space at 44 rue de Montmorency. The exhibit features works by Claude Cahun, Marie Denis, Romina De Novellis, Christian Fogarolli, Luciana Lamothe and João Vilhena.