BASEL.-The Southern Art Hub and Janet Rady Fine Art are pleased to present UNTRANSLATED, a curatorial project bringing together the work of Bisila Noha, Luma Nascimento, Pantea Mahrou, and Sabrina Da Silva Medeiros at VOLTA Basel 2026. Bringing together four women artists whose practices examine how memory is carried, preserved, and transformed through materials, landscapes, rituals, and lived experience, the exhibition moves across Brazil, Iran, Spain, Equatorial Guinea, and the wider diaspora. Through sculpture, ceramics, painting, installation, photography, textiles, and mixed media, the artists explore the enduring presence of cultural knowledge within contemporary life and the many ways histories ... More
LONDON.- The Royal Academy of Arts is presenting the 258th Summer Exhibition, a unique celebration of contemporary art and architecture, providing a vital platform and support for the artistic community. The exhibition features over 1800 artworks, the majority of which are available to buy. Sales directly support the exhibiting artists and the RA’s charitable work, including training the next generation of artists at the Royal Academy Schools. Internationally acclaimed artist and Royal Academician Ryan Gander has co-ordinated this year’s Summer Exhibition and, with the Summer Exhibition Committee, explores the theme of ‘Interconnectedness’. This year, the Royal Academy is celebrating 20 years of Insight Investment sponsoring the Summer Exhibition. In line with the theme, art works in different media, including architecture, print, painting and sculpture, are integrated throughout the exhibition, creating conversations with each other ... More
SAVANNAH, GA.- Embracing both traditional values and the latest technology, Everard Auctions is the preferred choice of many private and institutional collectors, whether they are on the buying or selling end of a transaction. Three times a year, the Savannah-based company’s trusted reputation for quality is validated with an exciting online-only Southern Estates and Collections Auction of estate paintings, furniture, exquisite gems, and objets d’art. Preparations have just been finalized for their June 23-25, 2026 edition, which offers premier Southern artworks, Native American and Southwestern ceramics, modern furniture, Asian art and European porcelain. Additional categories specifically reserved for the third session include elegant sterling silver, fine jewelry, Swiss watches, fashion and luxury goods. At the forefront of the auction’s fine art category are two works by American contemporary artist Hunt Slonem. Known for his neo-expressionist sgraffito style, Slonem has earned wid ... More
Keith Sonnier, Untitled Neon Corner Piece, 1969. Neon, aluminum, paint, and transformer, 107 x 52 x 52 inches (271.8 x 132.1 x 132.1 cm).
NEW YORK, NY.- David Kordansky Gallery announced the representation of the Estate of Keith Sonnier. The gallery will present a major work by Sonnier in the inaugural Basel Exclusive initiative at Art Basel this week. This announcement coincides with an upcoming solo exhibition of Sonnier's early neon sculptures opening this September in Los Angeles, the artist's second solo exhibition with the gallery. Keith Sonnier (b. 1941, d. 2020) radically reinvented sculpture in the late 1960s through wide-ranging experiments in performance, conceptualism, and material, including light and surface. Over a career spanning six decades, Sonnier blurred the lines between two- and three-dimensional space—his use of light in layered and often site-specific installations could at once be read as sculpture, multimedia installation, or painterly composition. After moving to New York in the late 1960s, Sonnier was able to establish important connections with like-minded peers. Alongside contemporaries like Eva Hesse ... More
MILAN.- The prestigious French auction house PIASA announced the strengthening of its international presence with the arrival of Gaia Spallanzani as its new correspondent in Milan. This appointment marks a strategic step for PIASA in developing its connection with Italy, a key market for contemporary art, design, fine jewelry, and luxury. A luxury entrepreneur, artistic director, and renowned communication specialist, Gaia Spallanzani brings rare expertise and a major international network to PIASA. Coming from an illustrious lineage, she has been the owner and creative director of Spallanzani Milano 1880, one of Italy's historic fine jewelry houses, since 2014. Under her leadership, the family brand underwent a major international shift, blending modernity, boldness, and respect for traditional Italian craftsmanship. Perfectly trilingual — Italian, French, and English — and having lived for over twenty years in Paris as well as abroad, Gaia possesses an intimate knowledge ... More
LONDON.- Serpentine announced the presentation of a public sculpture by Jesús Rafael SOTO, launching a dynamic summer programme in the park. Situated in the vicinity of Serpentine South, Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 Edition) will be on show from 16 June to 25 October 2026. This is the first outdoor presentation of the artist’s work in the UK. Art situated in the park has become central to Serpentine’s year-round activities, extending its exhibitions beyond the gallery walls and into the surrounding landscape. Pénétrable BBL Jaune (1999; 2023 Edition) exemplifies the artist’s lifelong interest in movement, space and tactility. Born in Venezuela in 1923, SOTO became one of the leading exponents of kinetic art and created more than seventy Pénétrable sculptures of various sizes and colours throughout his seven-decade long career: works composed of metal rods and ... More
The exhibition will be on view at Christie's storied Rockefeller Center galleries from June 18 – 30, 2026, and sale proceeds will go towards the participating artists, Civil Art, and Apex for Youth.
NEW YORK, NY.- Christie's announced Luminous Path—a philanthropic private selling exhibition showcasing exceptional artwork created by a diverse range of contemporary artists from across the API diaspora. Curated by Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander, Kathy Huang, Peter Kahng, Ho Jae Kim, and Carla Shen, the exhibition features an array of works that take into consideration the theme of light in both material and concept, made by artists including Dabin Ahn, Gahee Park, Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, Maia Cruz Palileo, Melissa Joseph, Hiba Schahbaz, and Sung Hwa Kim, many of whom have donated their work directly. This project is supported by Christie's Social Responsibility Committee and is the third iteration of the partnership between the auction house and New York-based nonprofit organization, Civil Art. The ... More
THE HAGUE.- Runners in The Hague can discover the city in a new way this summer, as the Mauritshuis and its partner Nationale-Nederlanden have launched three running routes that connect art, movement, and the urban landscape. The routes, measuring approximately 5, 10, and 15 kilometers, guide runners past large-scale street art murals located throughout the city. The project brings together the Mauritshuis’ historic collection with contemporary public art, offering a sporty open-air encounter with works inspired by some of the museum’s best-known masterpieces. Nationale-Nederlanden, also known as the main sponsor of running events including the NN CPC Loop in The Hague and the NN Marathon The Hague, partnered with the Mauritshuis to create the routes as a way to encourage both cultural discovery and physical activity. Each route leads participants past murals created by six street artists, who each drew inspiration from a masterpiece in the Mauritshuis collection. Together, the works for ... More
LONDON.- Thaddaeus Ropac announced representation of the Leoncillo Foundation. Leoncillo Leonardi (1915–1968), known as Leoncillo, was one of the most important Italian sculptors of the post-war period, celebrated for transforming clay into a vehicle for the expressive ambitions of modern art. He forged an entirely new and, as art historian and curator Enrico Crispolti described, ‘unprecedented’ kind of sculpture, grounded in the poetics of the body and the gesture, and animated by a visceral, dynamic sense of materiality. Thaddaeus Ropac will work with the newly formed Leoncillo Foundation, and the inaugural exhibition of this collaboration will open in our Milan gallery in September 2026. The Leoncillo Foundation was established with the purpose of safeguarding Leoncillo’s intellectual and artistic legacy, and to investigate the still-undiscovered aspects of one of the most significant artists of the post-war period. We look forward to partnering ... More
Soyoung Yoon, Director of the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program. Photograph by Bryan Derballa.
NEW YORK, NY.- The Whitney Museum of American Art has appointed Soyoung Yoon as director of its Independent Study Program (ISP). Yoon, a distinguished scholar of contemporary art and media theory, begins June 16, 2026. She will lead the program as it welcomes a new class of artists, curators, and scholars in fall 2027. Prior to joining the Whitney Museum, Yoon served as the Director of the Fine Arts MFA Program at Parsons School of Design at The New School, where she strengthened its international reputation as a leading program for the theorization and practice of art. She also redesigned the program's graduate admissions process to recruit one of its most ambitious cohorts in recent history, while overseeing more than 200 BFA and MFA students. Yoon is also Associate Professor of Art History and Visual Studies at The New School's Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts. From 2013 to 2024, she served as the Director of the Visual ... More
BASEL.- The Fondation Beyeler announced that Sarah Johanna Theurer will join its curatorial team as of 1 August 2026. In her new role as curator, Theurer will bring a dedicated focus to multimedia and interdisciplinary arts, further enriching the museum’s exhibition programme. Theurer joins from Haus der Kunst München, where she developed a wide-ranging programme including exhibitions, new commissions and live events, with a focus on time-based arts. Recent projects include exhibitions with Tomás Saraceno and Shu Lea Cheang, as well as “Echoes”, a recurring live exhibition developed across multiple editions since 2022. On the occasion of her appointment, Sarah Johanna Theurer says: “What draws me to the Fondation Beyeler is the possibility of thinking about the exhibition as a social space and focussing on interdependent art practices that reflect on our current moment.” The Fondation Beyeler in Riehen near Basel is internationally renowned for its high-calibre exhibit ... More
Sylvie Fleury, I Love You: February 14, 2009, 2009.
ZURICH.- To mark its 40th anniversary, Swiss Institute (SI) revisits Regift, the landmark 2009 exhibition originally organized at SI in New York by John Miller with Piper Marshall. Co-produced by Swiss Institute and Luma Foundation, the anniversary edition is presented at Luma Westbau, bringing together original participants alongside an expanded selection of artists whose practices engage with questions of generosity, exchange, and value in contemporary contexts, with more than 50 artists across two floors reflecting four decades of SI’s program and international networks. Participating artists include Darren Bader, Nairy Baghramian, Nina Beier, Anna-Sophie Berger, Barbara Bloom, Beatrice Bonino, John Clang, Matt Connors, Roberto Cuoghi, Catharine Czudej, Raúl de Nieves, Eliza Douglas, Maria Eichhorn, Nicole Eisenman, Rachel Fäth, Sylvie Fleury, Gina Fischli, Theaster Gates, Felix Gonzales-Torres, Rafik Greiss, Jasmine Gregory, Irena Haiduk, Camille Henrot, Jason Hirata, Loie Hollowell, C ... More
HONG KONG.- Frank Bowling. Like Water, the artist’s first solo exhibition in East Asia, brings together a selection of works from the 1960s to 2020, showcasing his mastery of surface texture. Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA is regarded as one of Britain’s most significant living artists. For over six decades, Bowling has rigorously pursued a practice which boldly expands the possibilities and properties of paint. At the age of 92, Bowling continues to paint every day in his South London studio. Born in British Guiana, now Guyana, in 1934, Bowling arrived in London in 1953, graduating from the Royal College of Art with the silver medal for painting in 1962. By the early 1960s, he was recognized as an original force in London’s art scene with a style combining figurative, symbolic and abstract elements. ... More
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Gandy Gallery announces new group portraiture exhibition BRATISLAVA.- Gandy Gallery announces a new group exhibition precenting a selection of portraits from Róza El-Hassan, Alva Hajn and Václav Strail. Three sequences, six appearances: fostering a sense of place, an attempt at sensitivity… The works respond to one another through echoes, tensions and resonances… Each stands alone, yet finds an extension of its meaning in this encounter. Roza El-Hassan (b. 1966), is an artist of dual Hungarian/Syrian nationality. Roza El Hassan is present internationally both with exhibitions in art institutions as well as with social design projects. Recent solo exhibitions include Museum Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia (2017); Red Star Line Museum, Antwerp (2017); Kunstraum Riehen, Basel, with Martha Rosler (2016); Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel (2012); Secession, Vienna (2000). She was part of numerous group exhibitions, i.e. at Moderna ... More
To mark its 30th anniversary, PIASA moves to 54 rue de Monceau PARIS.- On the occasion of its thirtieth anniversary, the auction house PIASA announces today its upcoming move from 118 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré to a private mansion located at 54 rue de Monceau in Paris’s 8th arrondissement. At the heart of one of the most emblematic districts of Parisian artistic and cultural life, this relocation marks a new stage in the company’s development and confirms its ambition to strengthen its position on both the French and international scenes. This new venue has been conceived as a contemporary showcase dedicated to highlighting artworks and enhancing the collector experience. More spacious and modular, it will enable Piasa to host auctions, exhibitions and private events under optimal conditions. Spanning three levels, this new 1,200 sqm space, 25% additional space, will offer expanded exhibition areas as well as private lounges ... More
PIASA to offer the Paul and Jacqueline Canfrère Collection, a tribute to post-war French avant-gardes PARIS.- PIASA will offer the Paul and Jacqueline Canfrère Collection on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, presenting a private French collection that reflects a passionate and highly personal engagement with the artistic movements of the second half of the 20th century. Comprising 70 lots and estimated at €1.1 million to €1.6 million, the collection brings together works associated with several of the major currents that reshaped post-war art, including Narrative Figuration, Supports/Surfaces and French post-war abstraction. The sale will take place at 6 p.m. Among the leading works is Dado’s Le jardinier, painted in 1962. The oil on canvas, signed and dated at upper right, measures 114 x 145 cm and carries an estimate of €50,000 to €70,000. The artist’s organic and phantasmagorical universe forms one of the pillars of the collection. Florence Latieule, Director ... More
Museum of Art Pudong to open century's largest global Giorgio Morandi solo exhibition SHANGHAI.- Museum of Art Pudong's major 2026 exhibition, Giorgio Morandi. Solo, will officially open on June 17, 2026. Giorgio Morandi (1890–1964) is one of the most influential Italian painters of the 20th century. His name has become synonymous with a color system, Morandi colors. His low-saturation, serene, and balanced tones have become highly popular among mass culture in China, and are regarded as "the most sophisticated color aesthetics in the world." He hardly ever left his hometown of Bologna, living a reclusive life. Artistically, he once engaged with avant-garde art and the Metaphysical painting movement, but ultimately adhered to his own aesthetic stance, creating infinite variations with limited subjects such as bottles, flowers, and views from his window. His works transcend time through their minimalist forms and subtle hues, continuously ... More
Ehrlich Steinberg presents solo exhibition 'BRAD' by Erin Calla Watson at Liste 2026 BASEL.- Ehrlich Steinberg is presenting BRAD by Los Angeles-based artist Erin Calla Watson for Liste 2026, featuring a new series of direct-to-substrate UV printed aluminum works and a new video. The presentation takes its name from online meme subcultures which parody various ‘manosphere’ archetypes, often giving them exaggerated or stereotypically masculine traits. The booth centers around Calla Watson’s new wall-based works, depicting environments sourced from r/malelivingspace, a subreddit for men to share and discuss their domestic spaces. The posted photos, often showing pared back interiors such as monochrome furniture and gaming set-ups, point to the users’ collective views on what constitutes an appropriate male living space. The artist reconstitutes the images as 3D renders, giving the work both a dreamlike and hyper-real quality ... More
Heritage announces blockbuster five-day, multimillion-dollar Hollywood & entertainment auction July 13-17 DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions announced its next blockbuster Hollywood & Entertainment Signature® Auction, a five-day event taking place July 13-17 showcasing some of the most important artifacts ever offered from the worlds of film, television, music and popular culture. Spanning nearly a century of entertainment history, many of these treasures are appearing at auction for the first time. Among the sale’s headline attractions is one of the most significant surviving artifacts from the Star Wars saga: Mark Hamill’s screen-used Luke Skywalker lightsaber, complete with the severed hand effects rig used during the climactic Cloud City duel with Darth Vader in Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back. Preserved for decades and never before publicly offered, the lightsaber carries a pre-auction estimate beginning at $1,000,000. Also featured is what many ... More
AKAA returns to Paris with a focus on photography, works on paper, and contemporary African art PARIS.- AKAA, Also Known As Africa, will return to the Carreau du Temple in Paris from October 23 to 25, 2026, bringing together galleries, collectors, curators, institutions, and art lovers for the 11th edition of the Art & Design Fair. Held beneath the historic glass canopy of the Carreau du Temple, AKAA has become one of the key events of Paris Art Week and a major platform for contemporary African and Afro-descendant artistic practices. Over the past decade, the fair has helped shape and expand the visibility of artists from Africa and its diasporas, supporting a market that continues to grow in international reach and critical recognition. Under the artistic direction of Sitor Senghor, the 2026 edition continues AKAA’s commitment to dialogue, discovery, and exchange. The fair will place a special emphasis on photography, coinciding with the bicentenary ... More
Nataliia Ivanova receives 2026 Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory LJUBLJANA.- Nataliia Ivanova, curator, educator, and the founding director of the Yermilov Centre in Kharkiv, is the 2026 Igor Zabel Award Laureate. Tania Arcimovich, Octavian Esanu, and Alona Karavai receive Igor Zabel Award Grants. The Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory honours outstanding achievements in the field of visual arts, recognising visionary thinking and the lasting cultural impact of curators, art historians, theorists, and art writers whose work supports, develops, or investigates visual arts in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. This year’s award ceremony will take place at the Museum of Modern Art in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on Friday, November 27. The ceremony will be accompanied by a supporting programme on November 26 and 27. The jury has given Nataliia Ivanova the 2026 Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory for her ... More
T3 Photo Festival Tokyo 2026 announces its theme and exhibition plan TOKYO.- T3 Photo Festival Tokyo, one of Asia’s leading international photography festivals, will return from October 3–26, 2026 with a preview day on October 2, transforming the urban landscape of Tokyo’s Yaesu, Nihonbashi, Kyobashi, and Ginza districts, where office towers, commercial complexes, and public spaces converge, into a citywide platform for photography. Now in its eighth edition, the photo festival will host special exhibitions under the theme “&(と)”, exploring photography’s capacity to connect seemingly opposing forces and reveal new relationships across cultures, histories, and lived experiences. Ihiro Hayami, founder and director of T3, describes; "This year, T3 turns its attention to the smallest of conjunctions: ‘＆(と)’. To consciously reconsider the meaning of a single word we use every day may seem like a small act. Yet it has the power ... More
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