Fulgur, the second solo exhibition by artist Matilde Sambo, will be presented in the space of the gallery aA29 art project.

Berlinde De Bruyckere’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse features new bronze and lead sculptures from the Arcangelo series alongside a selection of monumental, framed relief works and paper collages and the artist will also present works from her "It almost seemed a lily series".

On Sunday 12 February 2023, the Lia Rumma Gallery in Naples opens: Voglio vedere le mie montagne - für Giovanni Segantini, the new personal exhibition by Anselm Kiefer, marking the artist's return to the city.

Since 1999, Alÿs has been producing videos that document the games that children play on the street and in courtyards around the world.

The exhibition includes a selection of pictorial and sculptural pieces, along with his most recent work; an assemblage of 8 sacks and 3 golden spheres presented in the final gallery of Galeria Hilario Galguera.

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.

Known for challenging conventional concepts and pushing the boundaries of art and design, Brian Thoreen’s ‘Non- Zero-Sum’ presents over ten functional and six non-functional works.

With the exhibition at MASA Galeria Mario García Torres unveils two series featuring design and artworks that explore conceptuality and function.

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

For “Before the Storm”, Danh Vo was asked to provide a new installation for the emblematic space of the Rotunda at the Bourse de Commerce.

Elisabetta Di Maggio’s project Mapping the Air, is thus a metaphorical reflection on our existence as parts of a whole, fragments of a natural world that, at the microcosmic and macrocosmic level, is constantly shifting and changing due to the extraordinary fecundity of its laws.

The exhibition She Has Many Names by Spanish artist Dora García surveys some of the most important performances, drawings, installations, printed matter and films created throughout a career spanning three decades.

Leeum Museum of Art is pleased to present We, a solo exhibition by Maurizio Cattelan. Featuring 38 works from the three decades since his emergence in the 1990s, this exhibition is the largest survey of the artist's oeuvre.

Cindy Sherman is renowned for her photographic series, produced over many years, in which she transforms herself as characters. In 2017 a new series emerged online. Sherman started posting “selfies.”

Pinacoteca Agnelli is pleased to announce the new exhibition dedicated to Lee Lozano, a pioneering artist and key figure from the New York 60's and early 70's art scene.

Kunstverein Hannover presents the first retrospective of artist Zhanna Kadyrova. The solo exhibition Daily Bread includes historical as well as new works, all of which were created in Ukraine.

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.

The Kunstmuseum St. Gallen is delighted to present the first institutional solo exhibition in Switzerland by the internationally renowned artist Sheila Hicks.

Bolivian-American artist Donna Huanca creates work that destabilises the male gaze while exploring femme and indigenous, specifically Andean, narratives and mark-making.

A pioneer of video and computer art, Analivia Cordeiro has been exploring the relationships between the body, movement, visual and audiovisual art, and media art since the early 1970s.

Grönlund-Nisunen and Ikeda each present an immersive light and sound environment, while a selection of new, recent, and historical works by Kaarel Kurismaa will be on view in the bookstore area.

Mohammed Sami’s first institutional solo show in the UK will continue his long-standing exploration of memory in relation to time and conflict.

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

A Fast Forward: Women in Photography exhibition will highlight the work of living female photographers based in Britain who address various issues women face today.