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A contemplative textile exhibition gently explores grief, environmental stewardship, and human connection
MINNEAPOLIS, MN.- The Minneapolis Institute of Art is presenting “Amy Usdin: After All,” an immersive textile exhibition, as part of the Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program (MAEP). Through handwoven sculptures, loom-woven objects, and net-based installations, artist Amy Usdin threads memory, place, and emotion into a narrative that is both intimate and expansive. Usdin uses fiber as a vehicle to reflect on the interconnectedness of humans and the land—and the care required to sustain both. On view from November 22, 2025, through February 22, 2026, in the U.S. Bank Gallery, the exhibition is free and open to the public. “Amy Usdin: After All” features 17 works, including new pieces created during recent residencies in Cleveland and Chicago. At the center of the exhibition is a hanging panel installation inspired by Dead Horse Bay in Brooklyn, New York, a site where ... More

The Wexner Center for the Arts to present Midwest debut of Hew Locke: Passages
COLUMBUS, OH.- Beginning February 14, 2026, the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University will present Hew Locke: Passages. Organized by the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA), this is the most comprehensive exhibition to date on Locke. Work by the celebrated Guyanese British artist, known for his layered assemblages tackling the legacy of imperialism, will be on view at the multidisciplinary arts space through May 24, 2026. Hew Locke: Passages spans the length of Locke’s career from the 1990s to the present and showcases the full spectrum of media employed by the artist—installation, photography, sculpture, and works on paper. The exhibition will, for the first time, offer US audiences a complete picture of Locke’s diverse practice. Curated by Martina Droth, Paul Mellon Director of the YCBA, Hew Locke: Passages includes nearly 50 works, ... More

Paolo Rosselli's Worlds in Pose opens at Triennale Milano, capturing the strange beauty of global cities
MILAN.- The exhibition Paolo Rosselli. Worlds in Pose has officially opened at Triennale Milano, inviting visitors to step into a visually rich and quietly ironic portrait of contemporary cities as seen through the lens of Paolo Rosselli. On view through January 6, 2026, the show brings together large-format photographs spanning the past 25 years of Rosselli’s work, offering a layered reflection on architecture, urban life, and the way cities continuously reinvent themselves. Rather than presenting cities as fixed or monumental, Rosselli approaches them as living organisms—full of contradictions, humor, and unexpected poetry. His photographs move effortlessly between past and present, placing iconic modernist architecture alongside everyday moments: a passerby caught mid-step, a reflection in glass, a sign slipping into the frame. These small, seemingly marginal details ... More

Newark Museum of Art opens major exhibition honoring Aminah Robinson's life and legacy
NEWARK, NJ.- The Newark Museum of Art is presenting Aminah Robinson: Journeys Home, A Visual Memoir, on view until March 1, 2026. The exhibition brings together some of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s (1940-2015) most profound artworks and writings produced from 1948 to 2012, drawn from the permanent collection of the Columbus Museum of Art (CMA). Presenting Robinson’s historical research, personal narratives, and folklore-based mixed media artwork from her seven-decade practice, Journeys Home is both a visual memoir of the artist’s life and a powerful portrayal of the African American experience. Aminah Robinson: Journeys Home, A Visual Memoir celebrates Robinson’s life and art through four themes—Childhood Home, Ancestral Home, Spiritual Home, and Journeys Home—within which drawings, paintings, prints, sculptures, ... More

Sleepless Berlin inspires Rasmus Eckhardt's haunting new exhibition
BERLIN.- KÖNIG TELEGRAPHENAMT is presenting NACHTSCHWÄRMEN by Rasmus Eckhardt, the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery. In NACHTSCHWÄRMEN, Eckhardt turns to Berlin, his adopted city, as both stage and labyrinth. Across fifteen new works, figures drift through the half-light of streets and rooms, guided by the quiet rhythm of the night. Within this wandering, a presence returns again and again—sometimes near, sometimes lost—sensed in the faces of strangers, in the scent of the city, in the fog that softens its outlines. The search continues through encounters and silences, dreams and fragments of memory, as if love itself were a path with no clear destination. Seen through sleepless eyes, the city becomes a silent confidant, echoing the pulse of longing that moves through its empty streets and shadowed corners, when the world feels both infinite ... More

Dream logic and synchronicity shape Æmen Ededéen's inaugural solo show at Maruani Mercier
BRUSSELS.- Maruani Mercier will present The Glass Dream Game, the first solo exhibition of Æmen Ededéen (Joshua Hagler) with the gallery, opening in Brussels on 15 January 2026. Composed of contending layers and strokes of pigment, the works in The Glass Dream Game unfold into echoes of figures in a dream-like realm. Now adding, now scraping away the paint, each gesture reveals disparate elements gradually taking shape in our visual field, assembled through the artist’s continued exploration of the unconscious. The title of the exhibition references Hermann Hesse’s renowned novel The Glass Bead Game, in which the players exercise their in-depth scholarship to unearth elegant associations across the breadth of human knowledge. Ededéen, for whom both Hesse and I Ching arrive through a long-time fascination with Jungian thought and psychoanalysis, ... More

Annet Gelink Gallery explores time and perception through painting and Polaroid photography
AMSTERDAM.- Annet Gelink Gallery is presenting Paintings and Polaroids – A Chair, A Clock, A Shirt, A Car, a group exhibition in the gallery’s main space that takes its departure from a group of Polaroids made by Robby Müller in Los Angeles in the 1980s. Through the works of Leo Arnold, Carla Klein, and Rinella Alfonso, the exhibition unfolds into a broader conversation between photography and painting, the instant and the lingering, the real and the reproduction. Robby Müller’s Polaroids speak in the language of immediacy — moments of suspension where natural and artificial light meet, images that finish developing in the palm of the artist’s hand. Each photograph is at once a document of a specific time and place, and a space of projection, open and anonymous, where the viewer’s own memory and perception can take root. Scenes of windows, roads, ... More

Speed Art Museum brings Bosch and Bruegel's fantastical print worlds to the U.S. for the first time
LOUISVILLE, KY.- The Speed Art Museum opened a new marquee exhibition, Otherworldly Journeys: The Fantastical Worlds of Bosch and Bruegel, marking the first time that this exceptional exhibition has been displayed in the U.S. Drawn from the internationally renowned collection of the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, the exhibition features 85 rare engravings and etchings. The show, which runs October 17, 2025 through February 1, 2026, offers a fascinating voyage into the most bizarre corners of art history, exploring the visionary and satirical works inspired by Renaissance masters Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Organized by Peter van der Coelen, Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, and locally curated by the Speed’s Curator of Works on Paper Kim Spence, Otherworldly Journeys ... More

A rare look inside Mies van der Rohe's Haus Lemke as original furnishings go on view in Berlin
BERLIN.- With the first complete presentation of the furniture from Haus Lemke in Berlin the Kunstgewerbemuseum is displaying one of the most extensive original interior designs preserved from the work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Haus Lemke was built in 1932/33 and is internationally known today as the ‘Mies van der Rohe Haus’. Located on Obersee lake in Alt-Hohenschönhausen (Lichtenberg district), the building, designed on a lakeside plot with extensive gardens, surprises with its modest dimensions.The design reflects the moderate budget of the Lemke couple, who lived without staff and wanted a ‘small and modest house’ that could be ‘extended towards the garden on fine days’. After a series of different preliminary designs, which also included two- storey variants, finally – and partly for cost reasons – an L-shaped house type emerged. The single-storey building ... More

Tony Hope transforms the living room into a site of horror at VON AMMON
WASHINGTON, DC.- VON AMMON opened Thy Flesh Consumed, a solo show by Tony Hope. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery, and the final installment of a trilogy, preceded by An End to Sleep (Part 1, Winter 2021) and Home Sweet Home (Part 2, Winter 2023). A monographic publication will be included in a boxed set, to be released early Spring 2026. Thy Flesh Consumed takes the form of a model living room. These mises-en-scène are helpful to sell decor by creating a projection of an idealized family common space, with the hearth as the focal point and psychological center. These models, which might be found in department stores, home and garden magazines, and in the sales offices of rental buildings, also embody the contours and colorways of the likely-consumer’s psyche, and seek to counteract their anxieties and revulsions, as a foil ... More

Gros & Delettrez closes 2025 with €24 million in sales and nearly 30% growth
PARIS.- Gros & Delettrez closed 2025 with a clear sense of momentum. The Paris-based auction house reported total sales of €24 million for the year—nearly a 30 percent increase over 2024—marking what it describes as a turning point in its recent history. At the heart of this growth is the opening of Gros & Delettrez’s new Left Bank auction house, located at 2 rue de Bérite in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. More than a change of address, the space was conceived as a place where auctions, exhibitions, and conversations with collectors could unfold more fluidly. By extending exhibition times and clarifying its programming, the new venue has allowed the house to rethink how works are presented and how audiences engage with them. The strong financial performance was also driven by a strategic expansion of expertise. In 2025, Gros & Delettrez launched three ... More