DRESDEN.- The Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (Old Masters Picture Gallery) of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD, Dresden State Art Collections) is showing "TEAMWORK in Antwerp! Pieter Bruegel, Hendrick van Balen and the others", an exhibition on the structure and work of important studios in 17th-century Antwerp. It is based on a comprehensive research project on the Flemish painting collections in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister that began in 2012. The latest, previously unpublished results of this research show how artists from different painting workshops joined forces and produced paintings together in efficiently organised work processes. The exhibition illustrates how this collaboration functioned on many different levels. Almost all of the 53 paintings and 28 drawings and prints come from the SKD's holdings - plus six selected loans from Leipzig, Antwerp and private collections. More than half of the paintings have not been exhibited in Dresden since the Second World War, and some ... More
EJ Hill, And in This Corner, 2025. Acrylic on panel, 20 x 16 inches (50.8 x 40.6 cm).
NEW YORK, NY.- 52 Walker opened its sixteenth exhibition, which features the work of Los Angeles–based artist EJ Hill (b. 1985). With a practice that includes performance, installation, sculpture, and painting, Hill is known for works that consider the corporeal, the social, the spiritual, and the spatial—and how these elements shape subjectivities and experiences. Central to Low-slung Promises on the Tongues of the Devout is a new commission incorporating both discrete objects displayed throughout the gallery and an endurance performance by Hill that takes place every day the gallery is open, for the run of the show, marking his first endurance performance in seven years. Slow and methodical in his approach, Hill makes works that stretch the bounds of linear time. His strenuous performances often test the artist’s physical and mental limits, and are informed by the likes of Marina Abramović, Chris Burden, Pope.L, Linda Montano, and Tehching Hsieh, ... More
Emily Weiner, Magnifier, 2024, Oil on linen in ceramic frame, 24 x 22 x 1 1/2 inches, 61 x 55.9 x 3.8 cm.
NEW YORK, NY.- Miles McEnery Gallery is presenting an exhibition of works by Emily Weiner. The artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery opened on 26 June at 511 West 22nd Street and remains on view through 15 August. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated digital publication featuring an essay by Mitch Speed. Emily Weiner’s hypnotic scenes hover between the conscious and subconscious. Using symmetry, architectural cues, and planetary bodies, her compositions are trance-like and deeply resonant, luring the viewer into and beyond the painted surface. Despite featuring familiar forms (waxing and waning moons, poised hands, even F-holes from a violin) Weiner’s paintings do not insist on any single narrative. Folded curtains, portals, and spotlights recur as theatrical elements throughout Weiner’s work, as if scenes on stage. But unlike theater—which often relies on illusion, concealing the inner workings behind the curtain—Weiner invites the ... More
PARIS.- Coproduced by the Rencontres d’Arles and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris in collaboration with the Fondation Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent, the exhibition Yves Saint Laurent and Photography will highlight the exceptional relationship that Yves Saint Laurent had with the greatest photographers of the twentieth century. Yves Saint Laurent was one of the most photographed couturiers of all time, one who recognized the talent of the great photographers of the twentieth century, whether fashion specialists or not: Avedon, Bailey, Beaton, Bourdin, Doisneau, Horst, Issermann, Lartigue, Meerson, Moon, Seidner, Sieff. This unprecedented exhibition—Yves Saint Laurent and Photography—shows the unique relationship that the couturier had with this medium and these photographers. The first part of the exhibition brings together ... More
LOS ANGELES, CA.- ‘Sometimes a straight line has to be crooked’ is the first exhibition to put the work of Henry Taylor, one of today’s most celebrated painters, in dialogue with that of his teacher, California modernist James Jarvaise (1924 – 2015). Taylor explores an idea he has long carried: to pay homage to Jarvaise—an artist who saw something special in him as a student in the 1980s—through an exhibition. Composed along loosely thematic lines and consisting largely of paintings, this major installation spans the 1950s to the present, with new works created especially for the show by Taylor, whose interest in landscape, alongside the figure, are freshly explored. The first exhibition of Taylor’s work takes place at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles, the title is taken from advice Jarvaise imparted to his student: the words of a vital teacher who offered Taylor many lessons on how to build a painting with integrity. Seen together for the ... More
PORTO.- Maurizio Cattelan was born in Padua, Italy, in 1960, and since the early 1990s has been internationally recognized for his humorous and ironic works which provoke and challenge the limits of contemporary value systems. Maurizio Cattelan’s retrospective, Sussurro, will be showcased at the Serralves Villa, a 1930s Art Deco house. The exhibition brings together a selection of works deeply connected to history, reflecting Cattelan's approach to art. In addition to the pieces displayed in the Villa, sculptures by the artist will be installed throughout the Serralves Park. Together, these settings offer a unique contextualization of both Maurizio Cattelan´s work and of Serralves Park and Villa. Most of the works selected for Sussurro demonstrate Maurizio Cattelan’s interest in history: historical changes, historical trauma, and historical icons. The times of transition, these in-betweens, seem to captivate Cattelan. The hanging, elusive moment between childhood and adulthood, betwe ... More
Rafael Canogar, Jaque, 1959. Oil on canvas, 130 x 97 cm. 51 1/8 x 38 1/4 inches.
LONDON.- Rafael Canogar (b. 1935) is one of the leading Spanish artists of the post-war era. He first came to prominence in Madrid in the late-1950s as a founder member of the El Paso group amidst an era of conservatism, social conformity and oppression under General Franco. There, in conjunction with other young artists such as Manolo Millares, Antonio Saura, Manuel Rivera, Matín Chirino, Luis Feito and Manuel Viola, Canogar was responsible for creating a provocative and radically new, gestural language of abstract painting that gave fierce, visceral expression to a dynamic sense of energy and individual freedom. These were paintings that, like Wols in France, Emil Schumacher in Germany or Alberto Burri in Italy, immediately established Canogar as one of the foremost pioneers of ‘Informalist’ painting in Europe. From these dramatic beginnings, Canogar’s work has, over the last seventy years, continued to evolve through a wide variety of different styles and media; each transform ... More
Evelyn Plaschg, Congestion, 2025. Oil on canvas, 200 × 155 cm. Courtesy Layr, Vienna. Photo: kunst-dokumentation.com
GRAZ.- Styrian artist Evelyn Plaschg is considered an outstanding painter of her young generation. Her work is now acknowledged in a solo exhibition at HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark. The artist combines sophisticated technique and her own idiosyncratic imagery to produce a kind of painting that is figurative in ways that transcend all standard approaches. Plaschg uses the medium of painting with great state-of-the-art prowess, in order to explore convincing forms, expressions, and perspectives that while working within the well-known tension between the figurative and the abstract also open up intimate realms shaped by digital worlds. This has much to do with the approach to life taken by the artist’s own generation, which has practiced and internalized showing, enacting, and optimizing the body like no generation before. These works tell of the artist’s own physical desire in connection with the other, and of collective ... More
Wangechi Mutu, Sentinel VII, 2024. Red soil, wood, paper pulp, cowries, porcelain, synthetic hair, dead base rock, and bone, 247 x 63 x 84 cm. 97 1/4 x 24 3/4 x 33 1/8 in.
LONDON.- Victoria Miro is presenting a special exhibition celebrating the extraordinary artists who have shaped the gallery since its founding in 1985. On view across the London spaces and waterside garden, this expansive exhibition features work by gallery artists, including new paintings, sculptures and installations created for this occasion, alongside a curated selection of recent and historical works. Doug Aitken, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Milton Avery, Jules de Balincourt, Ali Banisadr, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Saskia Cowell, Verne Dawson, Stan Douglas, Elmgreen & Dragset, Inka Essenhigh, Ian Hamilton Finlay, David Harrison, NS Harsha, Alex Hartley, Secundino Hernández, Ilse D’Hollander, Christian Holstad, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, John Kørner, Doron Langberg, Wangechi Mutu, Alice Neel, Maria Nepomuceno, Chris Ofili, Jorge Pardo, Celia Paul, Grayson ... More
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NEW YORK, NY.- The gallery is presenting Caleb Weiss + Luke Malaney, a two-man exhibition on view from June 20th to July 31st. Though divergent in medium and technique, Malaney and Weiss share a common impulse: reflecting on the creative process through nonrepresentational and structured work from different sides of the art-making spectrum that explore an inventive engagement with material. The exhibit creates a dynamic dialogue between two distinct yet resonant practices— Malaney’s meditative sculptures and Weiss’s abstraction. The work of New York-based painter Caleb Weiss emerges from an engagement with the visual residue of everyday life— fragments of the built environment, found images, and incidental marks—transforming these raw materials into a language of abstraction that feels both familiar and newly constructed. Each work is built upon a scaffolding of newspaper, serving as both a structural foundation and a conceptual entry point—an initial framework through w ... More
Spread across three floors, Bayraktar’s solo exhibition is the inaugural show at the gallery’s new venue in Karaköy.
ISTANBUL.- SANATORIUM presents Kerem Ozan Bayraktar’s solo exhibition Check Valve as the inaugural show of its new venue in Karaköy. The exhibition is on view from May 23 to July 12, 2025. Works spanning three floors unfold within a construction atmosphere shaped by an unfinished fountain and scattered confetti. The exhibition engages with expressive actions such as performing, rising from the ground, launching into the air, and exploding, each approached with different durations, speeds, and intensities. Bayraktar interprets these gestures as repeated vertical impulses that signify productivity and domination, framing them as power performances within hierarchical systems that are not specific to art but operate through self-elevating structures. The artist examines the reproduction of power within technological systems by focusing on technical tools that generate, regulate, obscure, or articulate vectorial movements. ... More
Lee Myoungho, Tree... #6, 2014. Ink on paper, 62 x 52cm.
LONDON.- Gallery KIWA is presenting a major exhibition of works from Lee Myoungho’s celebrated photographic style. On view until July 19 at the gallery’s 45 Albemarle Street, Mayfair location in London, the exhibition hallmarks the multi-award-winning Korean artist’s return to the BRitish and European Art scene. (no)thing brings together a selection of important artworks, including his acclaimed series Tree, among the most recognisable pieces that Myoungho has created to this day. One of the great innovators of South Korean contemporary art, Myoungho looks to the highest observation of nature—to the art of outdoors, mixed media, the sublime reverence of the natural elements, and the conceptual investigation of image—to liberate his creativity. Ahead of his time as both an artist and a philosopher, Lee’s works pose fundamental questions about the nature of reality and the environment, leaving an indelible mark. With (no)thing, Myoungho uses his practice as a ... More
Marlie Mul, Unnamed Charm, 2024. Silicone, synthetic hair, stainless steel hardware, 20 x 19 x 9 cm. Courtesy the artist and Rob Tufnell, London.
GLARUS.- Mul’s objects have organic qualities. They are like ephemeral entities, but ones aware of their figurative tendencies and their own artificiality. The artist often employs materials that allude to—in subtle, occasionally disturbing ways—corporeal elements such as bones, hair, skin, or bodily fluids. The emphasis on inconspicuous, everyday objects is not a casual gesture, but arises from an interest in “small variances, in transformations and forms of resistance in socially coded space.” Mul’s sculptures are like quiet commentaries on strategies of social exchange. For the exhibition Das Budget at Kunsthaus Glarus, she has created a new series of works that center on folding as an act and metaphor—developed from earlier investigations into the structure and logic of folding in her work series Unnamed Charms, in which compact, tightly folded, bijou-like objects made of silicon are combined with hair and small plastic bones. In the ... More
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Faces of the future: Young Archie 2025 winners announced SYDNEY.- A vibrant rendition of a loving father, an homage to a 93-year-old great grandmother, a tongue-in-cheek tribute to a resourceful grandfather, and a detailed self-portrait depicting the rich inner life of a teenage girl are the winners announced today by the Art Gallery of New South Wales of the 2025 Young Archie competition. Now in its 13th year, the annual Young Archie competition is a national portrait challenge for young artists inspired by Australia’s oldest and most famous portrait prize, the Archibald Prize. The competition invites young people between the ages of 5 and 18 to submit a portrait of someone who is special to them. The Young Archie 2025 competition winners for each age category were announced during a special ceremony for finalists and their families at the Art Gallery this morning. The winners are: • 5–8 years category: Logan Zhang, 6, Carlingford, NSW, for his portrait ... More
YDP announces its opening programme in October LONDON.- Founded by arts philanthropist Yan Du, YDP is a new contemporary art project space dedicated to supporting artists of diverse Asian backgrounds and informed by different diasporic experiences. Located on Bedford Square, central London, it will open on October 4, 2025. The inaugural exhibition, Duan Jianyu: Yúqiáo, will present a new series of works across three floors. Concurrently, YDP will unveil new site-specific commissions by Christine Sun Kim and Danh Vo, which will feature permanently in its space. This Autumn, YDP will also kickstart its artist residency programme with Harit Srikhao. YDP will host two to three exhibitions per year, offered alongside bespoke artist residencies as well as more experimental programming, durational performances, film screenings, talks and more. Devised in close conversation with artists, YDP’s programme will remain varied, flexible ... More
Kunsthall Trondheim presents its fall-winter 2025 program TRONDHEIM.- Spanning science fiction, body horror, material and emotional supply chains, and the political semantics of language, Kunsthall Trondheim presents a seasonal suite of solo exhibitions that lean on art to read the present moment. From the personal and visceral to the global and systemic, each presentation offers unique storytelling perspectives on how past histories and their frictions shape contemporary forms. How do imagined futures shape today’s realities? In The Monophobic Response, American Artist presents a two-channel film installation reimagining a pivotal 1936 rocket engine test that launched the U.S. space program. The exhibition does not historically reenact, but instead explores the spiritual and political motivations behind contemporary desires to abandon Earth by opening an alternative history inspired by Octavia E. Butler’s 1993 novel Parable of the Sower. ... More
Thomas Dane Gallery opens Jimmy Robert's second solo exhibition with the gallery LONDON.- Thomas Dane Gallery is presenting The Erotics of Passage, Jimmy Robert’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, his first in the gallery in London. The new body of work continues Robert’s exploration of the intersection between photography and sculpture, delving into the instability of memory, image, and narrative. Working with found images, old family photographs and constructed collages Robert avoids the formality and orthodoxy of typical framing methods; instead, allowing his photographs to hang from, drape over, and fold around invented wooden structures. By undermining his photographs’ key illusory function, that of being a window into representation, they teeter in an uncertain place, oscillating between image and object, presence and illusion. Jutting out from the wall, balanced freestanding in space, and unglazed, the photo-objects feel precarious and vulnerable, ... More
BERG Contemporary opens Still Life: A group exhibition REYKJAVIK.- This exhibition features contemporary works in various media that can be classified as an art genre called still life. The subject matter of these works is everyday things, which serve as a reminder of the beauty and transience of life. This branch of art history has existed alongside humanity for centuries, but gained and lost popularity and recognition according to the zeitgeist of each era. The first still life paintings are believed to be ancient Egyptian, from around the 15th century BC. They were painted on the walls of tombs, depicting meat, fish, and grain, believed to be useful to the deceased in the afterlife. During the golden age of Dutch painting in the 16th and 17th centuries, still life paintings became commonplace. Originally, as a means of artistic training in the catching of shadow and light, as well as aesthetics and composition. As time went on, such works were often used ... More
James Faure Walker's Paintings from the Studio exhibition opens at Felix & Spear LONDON.- Felix & Spear is presenting Paintings from the Studio, an exhibition of paintings, watercolours and a seminal digital work by acclaimed artist James Faure Walker. Reflecting on the works selected for the exhibition, Faure Walker says: Normally, I carry on from day to day, a watercolour or two, doodling with a brush, playing around in digital formats, with larger oil paintings cooking in the background. But then a crate arrives. The earliest work here is ‘Dark Filament’ from 2006, an archival digital print. It arrived back in my studio after lingering in a Los Angeles warehouse. It had been on tour, as part of an international SIGGRAPH exhibition. For me it had been a statement of intent, preparing the ground. It was in the ‘Digital Pioneers’ exhibition at the V&A in 2009. Now I have a large crate almost blocking the door. What of ‘Bob’? I had been to the Puppet Museum in Palermo (Museo Internazionale ... More
Alisan Fine Arts hosts Cherie Cheuk's Hong Kong solo debut HONG KONG.- Alisan Fine Arts is presenting Cherie Cheuk’s long awaited first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Featuring fifteen works from four distinct series—Gathering of Ten Fragrances, Transcending Boundaries, Ballad of the Seasons, and Mutual Reflections—the exhibition reimagines ink art through contemporary perspectives. Steeped in Song Dynasty painting traditions yet fluent in digital-age visual culture, Cheuk bridges antiquity and modernity with lyrical wit, transforming classical techniques into vibrant dialogues with our times. A graduate of Hong Kong’s rigorous ink painting programmes, Cheuk represents a generation that honours tradition while embracing conceptual freedom. Her works retain Song Dynasty technical mastery—evident in exquisite renderings of birds and branches—yet pulse with comic book energy and digital-age hybridity. The artist’s earlier triptych Eternal ... More
From guest-curated displays to unrealised projects, the V&A announces new details on the David Bowie Centre LONDON.- Today, the V&A announces its David Bowie Centre, opening 13 September 2025 at V&A East Storehouse, will feature an exclusive guest-curated display by Multiple award-winning musician, producer, songwriter and David Bowie-collaborator, Nile Rodgers, and Brit Award-winning indie rock band, The Last Dinner Party. These intimate selections from Bowie's archive offer new perspectives on one of the most iconic creatives of all time and sit alongside a series of other mini curated displays and installations exploring Bowie’s creative legacy and lasting influence. Visitors to the David Bowie Centre, the new free-to-access working store and permanent home for David Bowie’s archive, can also book one-on-one time with their own selections from the 90,000 ... More
Carvalho Park presents Beau Gabriel's new series of paintings NEW YORK, NY.- The proliferation of experiences and emotions that comprise each individual’s personal history might be remembered by a few stories, all the more vivid in their retelling, and a handful of intense images. By virtue of it being selective, and beholden to the conventions of narrative, memory is creative. Not only that, but memories pass from one generation to another, acquiring new meanings and echoes. If memory is an art, how might an artist reflect the richness of its styles and mechanisms in their own practice? Robert Lowell, in his poem ‘Epilogue’, proposes ‘plot and rhyme’ as ways to order and digest the past. Beau Gabriel’s new series of paintings offer alternative formal solutions for transforming memory into a work of art: echoes, allusions and borrowings that all fall under the umbrella of intertextuality. These paintings offer episodes from Gabriel’s family history ... More
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