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New focused Whitney exhibition spotlights Claes Oldenburg's groundbreaking works on paper

Claes Oldenburg, Store Window—Man's Shirt, Mannekin Torso, 39—on Fragment, 1961. Wax crayon and watercolor on paper, 18 × 20 7/8in. (45.7 × 53 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of The American Contemporary Art Foundation, Inc., Leonard A. Lauder, President 2002.8. © Claes Oldenburg.

NEW YORK, NY.- The Whitney Museum of American Art announced Claes Oldenburg: Drawn from Life, a focused exhibition celebrating the vibrant drawing practice of Claes Oldenburg, one of the most inventive and influential artists of the twentieth century. Drawn from Life recommences a biannual exhibition rotation in the Museum’s 7th floor galleries that will offer focused presentations of works in the collection. The exhibition showcases Oldenburg’s drawings from the 1960s, highlighting his playful, subversive reimaginings of the objects and spaces of everyday American life. While Oldenburg is best known for his monumental sculptures of familiar objects, sculptures that often surprise viewers with their unexpected textures and outsized proportions, this exhibition traces the origins of his sculptural imagination back to his works on paper. Oldenburg’s drawing practice was essential to his creative process, serving as a testing ground for ideas that would eventually transform the visual lan ... More


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National Gallery announces major Renoir exhibition for 2026: Renoir and Love   The Sum of the Parts: The Complete Portfolios of Josef Albers on view at Cristea Roberts Gallery   Gagosian exhibits new sculptures and paintings by Sterling Ruby in Gstaad


Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Promenade, 1870J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles). Oil on canvas, 81.3 × 64.8 cm © J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles).

LONDON.- In autumn 2026 the National Gallery will stage a major exhibition of paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919.) With over 50 works 'Renoir and Love' (3 October 2026 – 31 January 2027) will be the most significant exhibition of the French impressionist’s work in the UK for 20 years. The first exhibition devoted to the artist at the National Gallery since 2007 'Renoir and Love' will include his most experimental, ambitious and admired canvases including the iconic 'Bal au Moulin de la Galette' (1876, the Musée d’Orsay, Paris), which will be exhibited in the UK for the first time. Organised in partnership with the Musée d’Orsay, Paris, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 'Renoir and Love' will focus on the crucial years of the artist’s career, from the mid-1860s to the mid-1880s. The exhibition traces the evolution of the imagery of affection, seduction, conversation, male ... More
 

Never Before, 1976. The complete portfolio of 12 screenprints. Paper and Image 48.3 x 50.8 cm - 19 x 20 inches (each) / Edition of 46. Courtesy The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and Cristea Roberts Gallery, London.

LONDON.- Cristea Roberts Gallery opened the first exhibition dedicated solely to the complete print portfolios by Josef Albers made during the latter decades of his life and including his final portfolio. The Sum of the Parts: The Complete Portfolios of Josef Albers (12 June - 29 August 2025), features eighteen portfolios using lithography, silkscreen, inkless intaglio and embossing. The portfolios made over a period of 14 years which are increasingly rare to see in their complete form, is each a powerful demonstration of how markedly original Albers was in his understanding of colour and line. Josef Albers (1888 - 1976), was one of the greatest abstract artists of the twentieth century, creating seminal works in painting, stained glass, and furniture design. He was also a dedicated print- maker and, having ... More
 

Sterling Ruby, Canoe / Lorelei, 2025. Ceramic, 23 1/2 x 32 x 79 3/4 inches (59.7 x 81.3 x 202.6 cm) © Sterling Ruby. Photo: Sterling Ruby Studio. Courtesy the artist and Gagosian.

GSTAAD.- Gagosian is presenting THE MOUNTAIN, an exhibition of new works by Sterling Ruby. In dialogue with the Romantic tradition of the sublime, Ruby explores themes of germination, birth, growth, and decay, drawing upon the physical and metaphysical cycles of life. Intimately rooted in the artist’s time in California’s Eastern Sierras, these sculptures and paintings are deeply attuned to environmental transformation. On view from July 11 through September 7, the presentation extends beyond the gallery’s walls, with works installed at locations throughout the historic alpine town of Gstaad. For the past two years the snowfall has been epic. At the summit of the mountain’s 11,059-foot peak, this season’s snowfall reached a base depth of 154 inches. Because of this, the surrounding lakes have been full of water, the spring ... More



Bayeux Tapestry to be displayed at the British Museum in historic loan agreement between the UK and France   Vardaxoglou opens a solo exhibition with British artist Savannah Harris   Transformed 1970 building kicks off new era for Bilbao Fine Arts Museum


Bayeux Tapestry © Bayeux Museum.

LONDON.- This week saw the signing of a historic loan agreement, for the Bayeux Tapestry to come to the British Museum for display. In exchange, treasures from the British Museum that represent all four nations of the UK – including Sutton Hoo and the Lewis chess pieces – will travel to museums in Normandy, France. The agreement, which will provide immense cultural and educational benefits for citizens in both countries, is due to be announced by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, and will be signed by Director of the British Museum Nicholas Cullinan. The 70-metre Bayeux Tapestry depicts the 1066 Norman invasion and Battle of Hastings, and is due to go on display in the Sainsbury Exhibitions Gallery at the British Museum in the autumn of 2026. The Museum will draw on its own collection as well as other loans in order to tell a rich story about this period of history. This will be the first time that the tapestry has been ... More
 

Savannah Harris, Untitled, 2022. Acrylic on paper. 13.7 x 7.7 cm (5 3/8 x 3 ins). Framed size: 32.9 x 26.4 cm (13 x 10 3/8 ins).

LONDON.- Vardaxoglou presents a solo exhibition with British artist Savannah Harris (b. 1999), focusing on a selection of paintings on paper completed over the past 3 years. Exhibited for the first time, these works are all intimately sized and investigate ​​the movement of land and its subtle formations. The paintings refer to Harris’s Caribbean and Cuban heritage, whilst engaging with the natural world around her studio in Wimbledon, London. Savannah Harris makes visible the process of light rendering matter into something tangible. The paintings capture a transitional play of texture and light, revealing the way it can find its way into a darkly lit space, a cove or a densely overgrown wood to expose undiscovered topography. The artist rediscovers the rhythm and texture of landscape through her application of paint. Her mark making is an imaginative reenactment of natural environments, ... More
 

Eduardo Chillida, In Praise of Iron III, 1991. BBVA Loan Agreement - Bilbao Fine Arts Museum. Photo: Alberto Cobo.

BILBAO.- The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum is buzzing with excitement as it nears a major milestone in its ambitious expansion project. Today marks the completion of the extensive renovation of its iconic 1970 building, paving the way for a series of captivating exhibitions and a grand public reopening starting this October. Led by renowned architects Norman Foster and Luis María Uriarte, the museum's expansion isn't just about adding new spaces; it's a careful blend of past and present. The newly revamped 1970 building will share its main entrance and central hub with the upcoming Agravitas addition, creating a seamless flow for visitors. This smart design means the museum can start welcoming the public back for special exhibitions and educational programs even as construction on Agravitas wraps up. The 1970 building, designed by Álvaro Líbano and Ricardo Beascoa, was ... More



Wilding Cran Gallery opens a solo exhibition of new and recent works by Gary Lang   Kunsthaus Bregenz presents KUB Project 2025: Michael Armitage, Maria Lassnig, and Chelenge Van Rampelberg   A sonic wave hits Namur: The 14th edition of KIKK Festival lands this October with "Boom boom tchak"


Gary Lang, CS GRNLTE, 2025, Acrylic on panel, 31 x 31 inches, 78.7 x 78.7 cm.

LOS ANGELES, CA.- Wilding Cran Gallery presents Squares, a solo exhibition of new and recent works by acclaimed California-based painter, Gary Lang. Best known for his concentric circles, Lang creates radiant, geometric paintings that pulse with color and vibrational energy. Squares brings together a suite of square format paintings, each an exploration of color, repetition, and visual resonance, exhibited for the first time in Los Angeles. Lang’s square paintings glow from within and ripple outward in luminous sequences. Painted in carefully measured bands that shift in tone, density, and temperature, the canvases create a rhythmic, optical experience. The colors either blend softly from one into the next or jolt from hot to cold, dark to bright, keeping the eye in constant motion. Whether softly meditative or sharply electric, the pieces share a hypnotic intensity that draws the viewer inward. ... More
 

Maria Lassnig, Einen Hund besitzen, 1976. Photo: Günter König. © Maria Lassnig Foundation / Bildrecht, Vienna 2025. Courtesy of Kunsthaus Bregenz.

BREGENZ.- In summer 2025, Kunsthaus Bregenz is presenting an extraordinary artistic dialogue: on view in the foyer will be works by the British Kenyan painter Michael Armitage; the late Austrian painter, graphic artist, and filmmaker Maria Lassnig; and the Kenyan artist Chelenge Van Rampelberg. The exhibition grew out of a conversation with Michael Armitage during preparations for his KUB exhibition in 2023. Armitage spoke about Maria Lassnig, whom he considers one of the most important painters of all time and a person who has had a lasting influence on him. Armitage cites his long-time mentor, teacher, and friend, the artist Chelenge Van Rampelberg, as another important influence. Now, in the summer of 2025, these three voices will engage in a multilayered dialogue at Kunsthaus Bregenz. The works were selected by Armitage himself. Chelenge Van Rampelberg ... More
 

This year, the KIKK in Town expands more than ever before.

NAMUR.- This year, KIKK Festival makes Namur pulse from October 23 to 26, 2025 with a bold, immersive, and resoundingly rhythmic edition. The theme? “Boom boom tchak” — a nod to the pulses that drive our hearts, machines, and imaginations. For the general public, several key events await! This year, the KIKK in Town expands more than ever before: nearly 30 installations will take over the city — most of them brand-new works produced specifically for the festival. Expect a full-on visual and sonic experience! The highlight of this edition: a monumental work by Swiss artist Zimoun, a global reference in immersive sound art, will take over the stunning glass hall of the Institut Saint-Louis. In this spectacular, acoustically perfect space, he’ll deploy a massive wall of cardboard boxes animated by hundreds of motors — a hypnotic mechanical composition of rhythm, friction, and organized chaos. A raw, resonant, almost ... More


30 years since Srebrenica: A new approach to remembrance in The Hague   Paul Thiebaud Gallery presents "Twenty-Five Treasures"   François Ghebaly New York presents Brooklin Soumahoro's "Fifteen Measures"


923 fildžani (porcelain coffee cups) collected and donated by Women of Srebrenica © Aida Šehović / ŠTO TE NEMA. Inc. & Studio L A, photo KM21.

THE HAGUE.- Which traumatic events from the past do we commemorate as a society? And how does a community build a monument for an act of genocide that some would prefer to have wiped from our memories? On 11 July 2025 it was exactly 30 years since the genocide in Srebrenica took place. In Cups of Memory architect Arna Mačkić (Studio L A) and artist Aida Šehović (ŠTO TE NEMA), both survivors of the Bosnian War (1992-1995), present a new interpretation of remembrance, in which art, collective memory and shared rituals not only reflect on the past, but confront its long-term consequences that continue to shape our present. A horrific tragedy unfolded in the area of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina on 11 July 1995, when the Bosnian-Serb Army murdered more than 8,372 Muslim men and boys. The UN Dutchbat battalion, which was charged with protecting them, did ... More
 

Andrew Wilson, One Day You'll Become Rain, 2025. Cyanotype on cotton, toned, hand quilted, 69 x 55 inches.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA.- Paul Thiebaud Gallery announced the opening of Twenty-Five Treasures, on Saturday, July 12, 2025, from 3-5pm, with a gallery talk at 3:30pm. The 15th edition of this signature exhibition series mixes paintings, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, collage, and works on paper by 20th century modern masters and leading 21st century contemporary artists with antiquities from Costa Rica, the Philippines, and ancient Rome; masterworks from India and Tanzania from the 19th to the early 20th century; an 18th century American religious tableau, and 21st century industrial design. The exhibition will be on view through September 6, 2025. While not curated around a specific theme, the show unites 25 works of art and cultural objects that can be qualitatively viewed as exceptional or extraordinary. The works on view span nearly two thousand years of history, diverse civilizations ... More
 

Brooklin A. Soumahoro, Window, Orn/Prl.1.25, 2025. Oil on canvas, 10 x 10 inches (25.5 x 25.5 cm.)

LOS ANGELES, CA.- François Ghebaly New York presents Fifteen Measures, Brooklin Soumahoro’s newest exhibition at the gallery’s Lower East Side location. Los Angeles-based painter Brooklin A. Soumahoro treats color theory as both careful science and intuitive process. He achieves extraordinary technical precision in his work, incorporating rigorous chromatic and geometric study while maintaining the sensitivity of painterly elements like visible brushwork and contrastive underlayers. His process involves translating sonic frequencies, musical rhythms, and other inspirations into compositions that fuse intricate patterning with vibrant, transportative color fields. Drawing from sources like landscape and observational study, material cultures, and wider 20th century art histories, Soumahoro transforms his research into luminous painted surfaces that integrate scores of carefully calibrated color relationships. ... More



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Centro Cultural Bienal das Amazônias presents second edition Verde-Distância
BELEM.- The 2nd Bienal das Amazônias (2BDA) unfolds through the idea of (distance-green), a poetic inflection inspired by the writings of Benedicto Monteiro (1924–2008), writer from Pará. His work emerges from the Amazon as a terrain of intensities shaped by crossings, suspensions, displacements, and reverberations. Verde-Distância gestures toward a spatial-temporal condition formed not by separation, but by relation: a form of distance that thickens perception and invites attunement across time, matter, and scale. This edition embraces pan-Amazonian territories and their intertwined histories with the Caribbean as a space of circulation: of rivers, oceans, forests, urban centers and rural towns, Caribbean soundwaves and Andean ice, mineral time, and collective breath. Taking place in Belém Verde-Distância, brings together a wide range of artistic practices engaged with three ... More

Tolarno Galleries announces representation of Djurrayun Murrinyina
MELBOURNE.- Tolarno Galleries announced representation of Djurrayun Murrinyina. This young woman is one of the few Djarrwark artists within the Miwatj region, or north-east Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. The Djarwarrk clan is numerically very small and parts of its territory fall outside the Miwatj region, where the effects of colonisation were stronger. Djurrayun lives at Gäṉgan, a remote inland community, 206 kilometres from Yirrkala, where Dr. Gawirrin Gumana AO maintained the art and culture of this, one of his maternal clans, in his role as a Djuŋgaya ('care-taker'). Gawirrin was her maternal uncle and in the year 2007 she began to paint these designs in her own right. She is the only member of this clan to have provided such works in at least fifteen years. It is believed that she is the only living artist producing works based on Djarwarrk sacred clan design. She is one of four ... More

Badischer Kunstverein dedicates a comprehensive exhibition to the Romanian artist Stefan Bertalan
KARLSRUHE.- Badischer Kunstverein dedicates a comprehensive exhibition in Germany to the Romanian artist Stefan Bertalan (*1930, Răcăștie – 2014, Timișoara). Bertalan’s artistic practice is both research and process-oriented. His central area of investigation was nature, in particular plants, but also animals (insects), stones, shells, minerals, landscapes, clouds and wind, as well as astronomical bodies and cosmological contexts. Bertalan worked with various media, especially drawing, while the focus of the exhibition is on his experimental photographs, actions, happenings and performances. Bertalan was preoccupied with plants that display an extraordinary geometrical organisation or vegetal resistance, like the apricot tree, whose branches form a network, the pentagonal blossoms of common jimson weed or the fractal cauliflower. He followed morphological ... More

1933 Delage classic once owned by the grandson of air ace Louis Beriot offered at auction
LILLE.- The Delage DS Roadster Cabriolet, No. 36144, built in 1933, has a unique history, having belonged to the grandson of the famous pilot Louis Bleriot, an aviator eminently known for being the first man to fly over the English Channel in 1909. The grandson is also named Louis Bleriot. One of 1070 produced, 4-speed manual gearbox and reverse gear with dry single-plate clutch. Right-hand drive. Chassis with steel side members and cross members, sheet metal body on wooden frame. Interior upholstery in garnet leather, in very good condition on both the front bench seat and the rear trunk bench seat. This beautifully restored vehicle,includes a photo file of the restoration. Louis Bleriot Junior sold the car in December 2004 to a man who sold it to the current owner in January 2022. Louis Charles Joseph Bleriot, (1 July 1872 – 1 August 1936) was a French aviator, inventor and engineer. ... More

"Wish You Were Here" exhibition at Ben Brown Fine Arts Hong Kong captures the allure of summer escape
HONG KONG.- Ben Brown Fine Arts is presenting Wish You Were Here, an exhibition curated by New York-based curator, art advisor, and independent scholar Jie Xia. On view at Ben Brown Fine Arts Hong Kong, the exhibition evokes the intoxicating pull of summer: the heat, the haze, and the promise of escape. Featuring works by leading postwar and contemporary artists – drawn from the gallery’s programme and beyond – the exhibition explores the iconography of travel, the sea, and the rituals of seasonal escape, approached with varying degrees of meditation, longing, and nostalgia. Wish You Were Here is a reflection on how we construct and consume paradise – through postcards, advertisements, snapshots, and stylised memories. The beach is explored as a mirage of freedom, mythologised in oil paint, photography, and glossy idealism. Miquel Barceló’s Bot and Bot Buit (2021) ... More

Travel 200 years into the future this summer at Darlington's award-winning attraction, Hopetown
DARLINGTON.- STEAM to the Future is the second of two S&DR200 festival exhibitions taking place at Hopetown Darlington this year. This exciting installation explores the transformative power of steam travel and celebrates the brilliant minds behind its groundbreaking innovations. The exhibition is presented in partnership with LNER, Hitachi, Cummins, and Network Rail — industry leaders united in their commitment to shaping the future of rail. Together, they are championing innovation and progress across the sector. Following the success of Railway Pioneers: Celebrating the Railway Rockstars of the Past, this family-friendly exhibition transports visitors into the present and beyond. S&DR200 has commissioned an immersive installation by A.A. Murakami (also known as Studio Swine), inspired by steam as the original source of locomotive power. Known for exhibiting ... More

Lubaina Himid with Magda Stawarska: Another Chance Encounter opens at Kettle's Yard
LONDON.- Kettle’s Yard will present ‘Another Chance Encounter’, an exhibition of new works by Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska running from 12 July – 2 November 2025. Inspired by the Kettle’s Yard house and collection, the exhibition will be centred around the artists’ longstanding interests in occluded and marginal narratives, illuminating the figures and objects that have been left out of historical records. Lubaina Himid is known for a pioneering painting practice which addresses themes of race, history, feminism, cultural memory and identity. She frequently employs storytelling and historical research to challenge dominant Eurocentric narratives and highlight the overlooked contributions of marginalised figures in Western history. Magda Stawarska’s multi-disciplinary practice combines moving image, sound, traditionally made silkscreen prints and paintings on paper. She examines ... More



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