Daniel Libeskind, World Trade Center Master Plan, 2003, Studio Libeskind.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.-The Muscarelle Museum of Art invites visitors to reflect on loss, resilience and the power of rebuilding with “Forever Marked By The Day: A Quarter Century of Mourning and Renewal,” opening June 26. Marking 25 years since the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the exhibition fosters intergenerational dialogue about how communities navigate collective grief, while exploring the role architecture and design can play in healing and renewal. Foregrounding the responsibility to remember as time moves further from Sept. 11, the exhibition examines how the new World Trade Center site serves as a memorial honoring people and commemorating heroes, while also connecting past, present and future through architecture. The presentation pays homage to the architects, artists, designers and photographers who have ... More
ST LEONARDS ON SEA.- Lucy Bell Gallery presents Dennis Morris’s exceptional photographs of Bob Marley. “No Woman No Cry”, “One Love”, “Redemption Song”, “3 Little Birds” and “Could You Be Loved” are among the most successful and recognisable songs ever recorded. Bob Marley was an influential reggae pioneer who achieved global superstardom. Following the success of his Music + Life exhibition at the Photographers’ Gallery in London, Dennis Morris returns with a deep dive into his extensive Bob Marley archive. As a teenage reggae fan, Dennis Morris was well aware of the emerging reggae musician Bob Marley when he arrived in England with the Wailers for their first full UK tour. Morris was there to greet them at the legendary Speakeasy club in May 1973. Marley snuck Morris into the gig, then asked him to join the tour and take photographs. It was the start of a strong friendship and unrivalled photographic access. Morris ran home to Dalston, packed a ... More
"New Spanish Manuscripts: Multifaceted Horizons and Veins to Explore" will take place on June 9th and 10th at the Directorate of Historical Studies of the INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History).
MEXICO CITY.- The letters of Hernán Cortés, the elusive Crónica X, speeches before the Holy Office and other key documents from New Spain will come under renewed scholarly scrutiny during the International Colloquium New Spanish Manuscripts: Multifaceted Horizons and Veins to Explore. The meeting will bring together 12 specialists from academic institutions in Mexico, Spain, Italy, Chile and Argentina, who will share new research on manuscripts that continue to shape how the history of Mexico’s colonial period is read, questioned and understood. Organized from the perspectives of history, ethnohistory and literary criticism, the colloquium will take place on June 9 and 10, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the Directorate of Historical Studies of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). The in-person format ... More
BERKELEY, CALIF.- The most comprehensive retrospective to date of Maren Hassinger has opened at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, featuring half a century of work by one of the most influential living artists in the United States. Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing encompasses the full scope of Hassinger’s output across an eclectic range of forms, including large-scale sculpture, site-specific installation, video, and performance. The exhibition displays more than twenty of Hassinger’s most notable works from the 1970s to the present, as well as participatory and performance pieces executed in partnership with the artist. Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing is accompanied by an extensive exhibition catalogue, featuring new scholarly essays and previously unpublished documentation of Hassinger’s work. Hassinger began her career in the 1970s ... More
Shepard Fairey, Defend Dignity, (2017) 2019, screenprint and mixed media collage on paper, 30 x 41 in.
NEW LONDON, CONN.- The Lyman Allyn Art Museum announced the opening of SHEPARD FAIREY: FACING THE GIANT, Three Decades of Dissent, on view from Jun. 6 through Sept. 6. The exhibition surveys three decades of work by renowned American street artist Shepard Fairey, tracing the evolution of his visual language and social commentary from the late 1980s to the present. Among the most recognizable figures in contemporary street art, Fairey is widely regarded as a pioneer of the modern urban art scene. Drawn from works created between 1989 through 2019, the exhibition features a curated selection of 30 hand-painted multiples — prints on unique collaged backgrounds with additional stenciling and embellishments — as well as two additional Fairey prints from the Lyman Allyn’s own collection. The selections span Fairey’s early imagery inspired by punk rock and skate culture to later works addressing social justice, environmental sustainability ... More
A collection of over 100 historic pieces commemorating Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday smashes expectations and exceeds pre-sale estimates.
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Julien’s Auctions and Turner Classic Movies (TCM), concluded its headline making event “100 Years of Marilyn” the ultimate destination for Hollywood memorabilia auctions’ centennial celebration of the life and career of one of the twentieth century’s defining cultural icons, Marilyn Monroe, in a fantastic sale that sold over 100 of the star’s marquee items and surpassed their pre-sale estimates (pictured above: Managing Director/auctioneer Erica Ollwerther of Julien’s Auctions at “100 Years of Marilyn” auction at The Peninsula Beverly Hills) An extraordinary collection of Marilyn Monroe’s most treasured objects and intimate possessions featuring scripts with her handwritten notes, production pieces, memorabilia and film-related items from her most iconic films, designer wardrobe, rare never before seen and unpublished historic photographs, as well as personal handwritten notes, correspondence, makeup products, accessories, and more attr ... More
Skin presents a new selection of works from Uysal’s internationally recognised series investigating architecture, perception, and the physical limits of built space.
LONDON.- Pi Artworks announces the opening of its new Shoreditch gallery with Skin, a solo exhibition by Paris-based artist Mehmet Ali Uysal, presented in alignment with London Gallery Weekend. Following thirteen years at 55 Eastcastle Street in Fitzrovia, the move marks a significant new phase for the gallery, expanding into a larger two-floor industrial building at Perseverance Works in East London. Defined by pitched ceilings, exposed steel trusses, and industrial windows, the new space reflects Pi Artworks’ focus on ambitious installation-based practices, interdisciplinary production, and expanded public programming. Occupying the first floor of the building, Skin presents a new selection of works from Uysal’s internationally recognised series investigating architecture, perception, and the physical limits of built space. Working across sculpture and site-responsive installation, Uysal approaches walls, floors, and urban structures as if th ... More
SHANGHAI.- The Rockbund Art Museum announced Youth Palace: or, some small acts of self-making, a major group exhibition that transforms the museum into a provisional Children’s Palace—referencing the socialist extracurricular institutions that, beginning in China in 1953 with the Kadoorie family’s Marble Hall in Shanghai, requisitioned colonial-era estates and redistributed them to the children of workers as sites of music, dance, theatre, and technical training previously reserved for elites. A state-led pedagogical apparatus common across socialist geographies, Children’s Palaces and their cognates were a product of international revolutionary educational theories that arose in the early 20th century. Through an invocation of what remains unfinished and unresolved in the Children’s Palace as a form, Youth Palace brings into view and questions its claim that aesthetic training, collective discipline, and organized after-school life could constitute a practice of freedom, ... More
Sam Linguist, the mountain like angels (after Shuvinai Ashoona) (studio image), 2026. 7.25 x 8.25 x 1.75 inches, 18.5 x 21 x 4.5 cm. Underglazed stoneware.
CREMONA.- Laurel Gitlen announces a solo exhibition with Sam Linguist, WRR, hosted by Triangolo, Cremona, Italy. The artist Sam Linguist was raised in the small town of Waxahachie, Texas, where he spent his teenage years working at Webb Gallery, a space dedicated to the cosmic explosions and Surrealist fantasies of visionary artists, often self-taught or excluded from the mainstream—the gallery itself far-removed from prevailing American art centers. There, he encountered figures like Sanford Darling, Royal Robertson, and Burgess Dulaney whose works in clay, paint, marker, and glitter, revealed new hallucinatory worlds. This idiosyncratic personal mythology plays itself out in an art practice that affirms a devotion to handmade objects, enigmatic private dreamscapes, and exuberant traces of the everyday, which Linguist conveys on wobbly slip cast surfaces made by hand or formed from found items spanning domino tiles and turtle shells to Styrofoam and hardcover books. Poised between sculptu ... More
Maya Makino.
NEW YORK, NY.- IMAZ Foundation announces its inaugural exhibition, Chapter One, opening June 24, 2026, at The Atelier at Ideal Glass Studios, 22 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10003. The exhibition coincides with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted across North America, and marks the public launch of IMAZ — a new cultural platform and nonprofit that transforms the act of collecting into direct, traceable social impact. IMAZ is not a fútbol charity. It is a cultural platform where collecting becomes participation — and where the value that accumulates around art is directed, with full transparency, toward the communities that need it most. Chapter One brings together eleven contemporary artists — Dustin Yellin, Lucia Hierro, Jamel Robinson, Sebastian Errazuriz, Ryan Schneider, Soraya Abu Naba'a, Vincent Beaurin, Wes Aderhold, Jose Duran, Maya Makino, and Diana Rowe — each invited to reinterpret the fútbol, the most universally recognized object on earth, through their own visual language. The ... More
Viron Erol Vert, The Colliding Ones, 2026. Photo: Michel Ptasinski.
ARNSBERG.- In its 2026 program, Kunstverein Arnsberg brings together artistic practices that explore states of transition, collision, memory, and collective transformation. Through three solo exhibitions, a public installation, and a parade, the program reflects on how human existence is shaped across geographies, bodies, political systems, and ecological realities. Extending from the exhibition spaces into the public sphere, the program opens spaces where personal and collective histories intersect and where artistic experience becomes a way to reflect on how we inhabit the world with others. The first exhibition of 2026 is a solo exhibition by Viron Erol Vert. His artistic practice deals with the inner states of being human: with transitions, closeness and distance, and with the question of how individuals relate to one another. Painting forms the core of the exhibition and is expanded through objects, drawings, sound, and spatial installation. Movement and Anatolian-Greek mythology are recurri ... More
john gerrard, Ghost Feed, 2025, game engine based computer simulation. Installation view, Folkestone Triennial. Photo: Thierry Bal. Courtesy the artist.
EINDHOVEN.- With Dommelplein, the Van Abbemuseum opens a new public ground floor as a visible starting point for a new direction, signalling a shift in institutional tempo: more open, more collaborative, and more connected to the city of Eindhoven. Located along the Dommel River, which runs past the museum, Dommelplein is designed as an active public environment. It brings art, visitors and the city of Eindhoven into closer contact. The space offers areas for workshops, talks, meditation, children’s activities, multi-faith use, and informal gatherings, alongside solo projects, installations, and long-term artistic projects. A changing daily programme invites visitors to participate, learn, share, return, and spend time in the museum. “At the Van Abbemuseum, we are committed to activating artistic intelligences to explore and prototype how people might live, (un)learn, and move together. As a municipally funded museum within Eindhoven’s social welfare framework, the institution carri ... More
Proof As If Proof Were Needed by Ting-Tong Chang and Blast Theory. Photo by Che-Chun Liu.
ASTORIA, NY.- Museum of the Moving Image and the Taiwan Creative Content Agency today announced a new three-year partnership dedicated to bringing the cutting edge of Taiwanese moving image art and technology to New York City. The partnership kicks off on June 12 with the presentation of two works: the interactive film installation Proof As If Proof Were Needed, a collaboration between artist Ting-Tong Chang and British interactive media studio Blast Theory, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the 2025 SXSW Festival; and Sense of Nowhere, an interactive virtual reality project by artist Hsin Hsuan Yeh which had its international debut at the 2025 Venice Film Festival, Immersive Competition. “We are pleased to extend our partnership with TAICCA and look forward to introducing New York audiences to the exciting work of Taiwanese filmmakers and artists who are using immersive technologies to tell stories in innovative ways,” said Aziz Isham, MoMI Executive Director. In 2025, MoMI and TAICCA c ... More
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M HKA in Antwerp presents Jean Katambayi Mukendi's first solo museum exhibition ANTWERP.- From June 6 to September 27, 2026, M HKA—Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp presents RATIO, Jean Katambayi Mukendi's first solo museum presentation, as part of M HKA's IN SITU programme, dedicated to newly commissioned work. "A ratio is a relationship between two elements. Today, many kinds of relationships are at play. We can speak of the North-South relationship, the economic relationship, the balance of power, but also, possibly, of support—the relationship of backing or care." —Jean Katambayi Mukendi In RATIO, artist Jean Katambayi Mukendi questions the dualities that shape our world: the natural and the artificial, growth and destruction, wanted and discarded materials, and the relationship between resources and power. Katambayi’s practice is deeply informed by his training as an electrician and his sustained ... More
Open call for artists: Commission for permanent artwork STOCKHOLM.- Public Art Agency Sweden is announcing a new opportunity for artists to submit their interest for a sketch proposal. It concerns a permanent artwork in the Admiralty House's outdoor environment on Skeppsholmen. A collaboration between Public Art Agency Sweden and the National Property Board of Sweden. Skeppsholmen is Stockholm’s cultural island, known for its waterfront setting, historic architecture, and vibrant arts scene. Home to the iconic public works by Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely, several museums such as Moderna Museet, and the Royal Institute of Art, it attracts visitors from around the world throughout the year. As part of the National Urban Park, the environment is protected for its significant cultural-historical values. The Admiralty House was built for the Navy's Board of Directors and was completed ... More
Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre presents Wona Bae and Charlie Lawler: Primary Succession DANDENONG.- Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre presents Primary Succession, a major new immersive exhibition by artists Wona Bae (South Korea) and Charlie Lawler (Australia). In this expansive work, speculative ecologies become a way of navigating the emotional and intellectual complexities of living within a planetary, environmental crisis. The title Primary Succession borrows from an ecological process through which life slowly emerges after disturbance, such as in glacial retreat or volcanic activity. In these conditions, pioneer species loosen what is fixed, making it possible for other forms of life to follow. Succession, more broadly, describes a landscape adjusting to disruption, drawing on what remains—simple organisms, organic matter, memory—to assemble itself again. Rather than offering utopian solutions or apocalyptic visions, the work functions as a space ... More
San Luis Obispo Museum of Art presents Alicia Adamerovich's debut museum exhibition SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA.- The San Luis Obispo Museum of Art announces Conundrums, artist Alicia Adamerovich’s debut museum exhibition, on view June 6 – October 20, 2026. Conundrums brings together paintings, sculptures, and works on paper that reveal a futuristic natural world. Growing up near the forests of Pennsylvania with a carpenter father and biologist mother, Adamerovich developed a deep curiosity about and relationship with nature. Her paintings play with space in strange and sincere ways: shadows carve out hills and valleys across surfaces; mysterious light sources emerge, and sculptural elements such as wax, pumice, and sand build paintings into three-dimensional spaces. Adamerovich has described her practice as abstract rather than surrealist — she draws from everyday life more often than from dreams, which are a key feature ... More
Nottingham Contemporary presents Chico da Silva's first European institutional solo exhibition NOTTINGHAM.- Nottingham Contemporary is presenting the first European institutional solo exhibition of the late self-taught Brazilian artist Francisco da Silva (1922/3*–1985, Brazil), known as “Chico da Silva,” or simply “Chico.” Chico’s paintings offer a glimpse into an immense non-hierarchical cosmology fuelled by the artist’s imagination, mythology and folklore. Depicting sea creatures swimming on the currents of outer space, and fantastical creatures vividly painted in hallucinatory battles or stretching their jaws agape to consume smaller creatures, Chico’s works call attention to the interconnectedness of everything. During his life, Chico’s practice was subject to significant local and international fascination, though in international contexts it was often exoticised as “primitive art.” Questions of authorship and authenticity following Chico’s establishment of a collective ... More
Gabriel Rico opens first Los Angeles solo exhibition at Perrotin LOS ANGELES, CA.- Perrotin is presenting Gabrielinos (I Am You And What I See Is Me), Gabriel Rico’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. Through textile, assemblage, and sculpture, Rico explores the connections between humanity and nature, and our methods of communication, asking viewers to reflect on the lifeforms that surround us. Gabriel Rico’s practice is grounded in traditional Mexican artistry, unique to the state of Jalisco, where he was born and continues to live today. The mediums he works with are not only rooted in artisanal techniques of Jalisco, but also of the Wixárika, or Huichol, an Indigenous group who originated from and still reside in Jalisco, specifically the village of San Andrés Cohamiata, Tateikie. After years of pilgrimages with the Wixárika, artisans of the community offered to collaborate with Rico to employ the technique ... More
Lassonde Art Trail presents its inaugural season TORONTO.- The Lassonde Art Trail launches this summer, marking the opening of Canada's art trail and a major new contemporary public art experience on Toronto’s waterfront. The Lassonde Art Trail is a free, year-round outdoor art experience where art, nature, water, and city meet. Across 4 kilometres of trail paths, visitors will encounter curated large-scale public artworks by leading Canadian, Indigenous, and international artists, throughout the landscape of one of Toronto’s most significant new public spaces. Integrated into Biidaasige Park on Ookwemin Minising island in Toronto’s Port Lands, the Art Trail reflects the transformation of Toronto’s waterfront while engaging broader conversations about environmental renewal, climate resilience, Indigenous relationships to land and water, the role of public art in civic life, and the evolving future of Toronto’s ... More
Lubaina Himid unveils Reading the Label banners commission on London's Cork Street LONDON.- Cork Street Galleries, an initiative of The Pollen Estate, is pleased to announce that Lubaina Himid’s Cork Street Galleries Banners Commission 2026 has officially opened to the public to coincide with London Gallery Weekend 2026. Cork Street Galleries are also a Supporting Partner of the British Council and Lubaina Himid who is also representing Great Britain at the 61st International Art Exhibition of Biennale di Venezia with her major solo exhibition. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience Lubaina Himid’s work in both Venice and London this year. Lubaina Himid’s pioneering practice has addressed themes of race, history, feminism, cultural memory and identity for more than four decades. She frequently employs storytelling and historical research to challenge dominant Eurocentric narratives and highlight the overlooked contributions ... More
The Granary Gallery opens major Joan Eardley exhibition on the sea at Catterline BERWICK-UPON-TWEED.- This summer, The Granary Gallery in Berwick-upon-Tweed opened Joan Eardley: The Sea at Catterline, a major exhibition developed in partnership with The Fleming Collection, exploring the powerful seascapes created by one of the most distinctive British artists of the 20th century. Regarded as one of the most original and admired artists of her generation, Joan Eardley (1921–1963) is widely known for her tender, yet unsentimental, portraits of street children in Glasgow. Alongside this celebrated body of work, however, she produced an extraordinary series of landscapes and seascapes inspired by the small fishing village of Catterline, south of Aberdeen, where she spent the latter part of her life. The exhibition is part of the RSA Celebrating Together Project across the UK, marking 200 years of the Royal Scottish Academy. ... More
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein marks 80th anniversary of Berlin's postwar 'Kollektivplan' BERLIN.- Marking the 80th anniversary of a radical postwar urban development plan, Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) has opened Berlin plant. Stunde Null, an exhibition running from June 6 to August 2, 2026. The project reconstructs and contextualizes the historic 1946 Kollektivplan (collective plan) for Berlin’s reconstruction, originally envisioned by City Architect Hans Scharoun and his planning collective to introduce pioneering ecological and participatory building principles to the public. Through a 1:4 scale walk-through reconstruction, previously unpublished original plans, and an accompanying discourse program—including a symposium and a "rubble film" series at Babylon—the exhibition explores the enduring influence of the plan and the complex historical legacy of Germany's Stunde Null (Zero Hour). Concurrently, the n.b.k. Showroom features a collaborative ... More
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On a day like today, Italian painter, sculptor, and architect Vecchietta died
June 06, 1480. Lorenzo di Pietro (1410 - June 6, 1480), known as Vecchietta, was an Italian Sienese School painter, sculptor, goldsmith, and architect of the Renaissance. He is among the artists profiled in Vasari's Le Vite delle più eccellenti pittori, scultori, ed architettori. It is believed Vecchietta was a pupil of Sassetta, Taddeo di Bartolo, and Jacopo della Quercia. Later in his life he was the master of Francesco di Giorgio and Neroccio de’ Landi. In this image: Frescoes of the Baptistry of the Cathedral of Siena, substantially repainted in the 19th century.
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