NEW YORK, NY.- The Whitney Museum of American Art will present a refreshed look at the Museum’s collection in the upcoming exhibition "Untitled" (America). Coinciding with the Whitney’s ten-year anniversary in its current building downtown, this reinstallation celebrates highlights of the collection alongside new acquisitions in an open, dynamic exhibition design that forges connections across subjects and decades. Reflecting on the vision of its founder, sculptor and philanthropist Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, the presentation underscores the Museum’s longtime commitment to supporting contemporary American art, even as the notion of “America” has and continues to evolve. Today, the Whitney’s collection is a testament to the ambitious and experimental practices of artists in the United States, offering diverse stories of American life through formal, social, and political lenses. "Untitled" (America) features recognizable favorites by renowned American artists, including ... More
Jacoba van Heemskerck [1876-1923], Composition No. 84 (Portrait of a Child), 1918, Kunstmuseum Den Haag - bequest Marie Tak van Poortvliet.
THE HAGUE.- From 5 July, Kunstmuseum Den Haag will present an exhibition about two exceptional women. All they had – Jacoba van Heemskerck x Marie Tak van Poortvliet tells the story of a romantic relationship, spiritual idealism and modernist artistic endeavours. It is a story filled with relevant themes such as women’s rights, queer identity, the search for meaning, sustainability and mental health. Jacoba van Heemskerck (1876–1923) and Marie Tak van Poortvliet (1871–1936) first met in The Hague at a young age. Van Heemskerck would later attend the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague as well. Their friendship developed into a lifelong romantic partnership – one that remained largely hidden due to social conventions. Driven by their shared ideals – on which they were sometimes overly fixated, to the detriment of other interests – both Marie Tak van Poortvliet and Jacoba van Heemskerck consistently put the goal of a better world above all else. Van Heemskerck went o ... More
Huma Bhabha, Untitled, 2025. Ink and collage on black and white photograph, 80 x 50 inches (203.2 x 127 cm) Framed: 85 7/8 x 55 7/8 inches (218.1 x 141.9 cm).
PARIS.- David Zwirner is presenting new work by Huma Bhabha at the gallery’s Paris location. Distant Star features six sculptures and a series of large-scale drawings, presenting new directions and materials that expand the scope of the artist’s practice. The exhibition coincides with a two-person presentation of Bhabha’s work in dialogue with sculptures by Alberto Giacometti, on view at the Barbican Centre in London until August 2025. A solitary beacon in the gallery’s front room is the titular cast-iron sculpture Distant Star (2025), which stands tall like a mysterious sentinel. The sculpture appears to be eternally watching and waiting, suspended in a state of petrified solemnity. Its living rust-orange surface will continue to oxidize and evolve in appearance, affirming the notion of time as a primordial sculptor’s tool—a concept that Bhabha has repeatedly returned to in her oeuvre. In the main gallery are five sculptures made using Bhabha’s characteristic arsenal of multivalent techniques ... More
BERLIN.- Nothing less than the archaeological find of the century is a guest on Museuminsel Berlin in 2025: a total of 15 exceptionally well-preserved bronze statues and heads together with hundreds of bronze ex votos unearthed from 2022 to 2024 during excavations at the ancient thermal sanctuary of San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany. In the Berlin exhibition, they are now being shown for the first time outside Italy. The find was a stroke of archaeological luck and persistence, as ancient bronze figurines - especially in such large quantities - are extremely rare. The circumstances were also unique: the archaeologists literally kept pulling new bronzes out of the mud! In addition to the larger statues, dozens of small bronzes and hundreds of coins were also found, which are also on display in Berlin. The main lender is the Italian Ministry of Culture through the Soprintendenza Archeologia, Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le Province di Siena, ... More
The INAH responded to a citizen report about the looting of the site and implemented measures to protect, study, and safeguard the materials.
SALTILLO.- A deep, hidden cave in Coahuila's Ocampo Protected Natural Area has yielded an extraordinary find: an ancient burial complex, at least 500 years old, belonging to the region's desert cultures. This significant archaeological rescue, led by specialists from Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), promises to shed new light on the lives of these nomadic peoples. The discovery came after a citizen tip-off about looted bone remains, prompting a swift, collaborative effort between the INAH Coahuila Center and the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Conanp). "Both agencies are also working on a corresponding management plan for the site," noted Francisco Aguilar Moreno, director of INAH's state office. Archaeologist Yuri de la Rosa Gutiérrez, aided by the Coahuila Speleology Association, found the nearly invisible entrance to the ancient mortuary chamber, a narrow opening concealed amidst the vast mountain landscape. After a tight, four-meter vertical desc ... More
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Regen Projects is presenting What delineates the edge, Kevin Beasley’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Since 2007, Beasley has been focused on unifying diverse aspects of his wide-reaching practice, emphasizing their throughlines and connections. Featuring new wall-mounted slab works and freestanding sculptures, What delineates the edge brings together a range of elements that characterize Beasley’s work, including his innovative use of resin to create translucent surfaces that elevate everyday objects into luminous compositions rich with history and memory. The exhibition takes as its central concept the notion of the threshold, inviting a deep consideration of the meeting points and boundaries between entities and states of being. Beasley’s sculptural ... More
Niklāvs Strunke. Head Construction. Portrait of Ivo Pannaggi. 1924. Oil on canvas.
Collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art, Riga. Photo: Normunds Brasliņš.
RIGA.- From 5 July to 30 November 2025, the exhibition Light from Italy: From Fattori to Morandi is taking place in the Great Hall of the main building of the Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga (Jaņa Rozentāla laukums 1), where masterpieces from the Pitti Palace Gallery of Modern Art at the Uffizi Galleries in Florence enter into dialogue with outstanding works of the late 19th and early 20th centuries from the collection of the Latvian National Museum of Art. For the first time in Northen Europe, a substantial collection from the Uffizi Galleries (Le Gallerie degli Uffizi) in Florence is exhibited – 74 masterpieces from the permanent exhibition and holdings of the Pitti Palace (Palazzo Pitti) Gallery of Modern Art. This selection reflects the main movements and directions of Italian art, from the Macchiaioli group to Divisionism, from Symbolism to forms of Italian Expressionism, from Futurism to Modern Classicism. The story of Italian art from the unification of Italy in 1 ... More
Manu Muniategiandikoetxea (Bergara, 1966), Untitled, 1996.Colección Museo de Arte Contemporáneo del País Vasco
VITORIA-GASTEIZ.- Artium Museoa, Museum of Contemporary Art of the Basque Country presents the exhibition Artelekun zehar. 1978-2002. An Exhibition about Arteleku through the Archive (A3 Gallery until 11 January 2026). Curated by Mikel Onandia, Sergio Rubira, Leire Vergara and Artium Museoa, the exhibition focuses specifically on the first fifteen years of the Arteleku training and production centre. It continues the research begun with A Place to Think (2022) and edonor denok inor ez (2024) on the relationship between artistic practices and pedagogy in the Basque Country. To accompany the exhibition, Artium Museoa has published a booklet containing texts by Onandia, Rubira and Vergara. As part of the exhibition opening, the museum has also organised a meeting with the curators at 6 pm, with free admission and limited capacity. Artelekun zehar. 1987-2002 is the ... More
Three Dead Astronauts.
GATESHEAD.- Opening on 5 July 2025, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art presents a major new commission and solo exhibition by London-based Spanish artist, Saelia Aparicio. It is the largest commission to date for multidisciplinary artist Aparicio and will use installation, sculpture and murals to weave together narrative, science fiction and ecological speculation to explore the complex entanglements between bodies, environments and systems of care. Often surreal and bodily, Aparicio’s work imagines new forms of cohabitation between humans, non-humans and the built world. In A Joyful Parasite the artist makes use of found and re-used materials – including glass, steel, wood and human prostheses – even re-using the gallery space’s previous paintwork and hand-writing on the walls to avoid single use vinyl. The installation features new sculptural works and animated figurines that evolve from the artist’s long-standing interest in the porous boundaries between humans and thei ... More
Keren Cytter, Hot Lava Night, 2023 (Film still). Digitized 8mm film, sound. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Nagel Draxler, Berlin/ Cologne.
GLARUS.- Keren Cytter is known for numerous experimental film and video works that explore the influence of media culture on interpersonal relationships. In her works, the artist employs a non-linear, often cyclical logic to deconstruct classical narrative patterns, linguistic conventions, and meanings. Combining images sequences with asynchronous speech and sound, she creates idiosyncratic cinematic collages that conjure absurd, existentially urgent visual realities. Keren Cytter’s films and videos are relatable in that they are produced with minimal effort, leave little unsaid, and occasionally zoom in explicitly on the storyline and its protagonists. This is rarely staged, in contrast to the highly orchestrated spoken text. Her montages of memories and imaginings form multi-layered, poetic compositions of a disturbingly grotesque character. Cytter’s intensified scenes ... More
Pierrette Bloch, Untitled, 1977. Ink on paper, 65 x 50 cm (25 2/3 x 19 2/3in) Frame: 77,7 x 62,7 cm (30 2/3 x 24 2/3 in) Signed verso.
COLOGNE.- Galerie Karsten Greve is presenting with Essence the first solo exhibition of Pierrette Bloch at its Cologne gallery since more than ten years. Spanning five decades of prolific artistic creation and presenting 40 works from 1973 – 2015, the exhibition illustrates Bloch’s artistic development along with the versatility and liveliness of her visual language. As an artist who perfectly captured the zeitgeist of her era, Bloch turned to a radical simplification of the painterly process and the simplicity of artistic material. Underrated throughout most of her career, Galerie Karsten Greve started representing Pierrette Bloch in 2011. Nine solo exhibitions, numerous group shows as well as important institutional exhibitions and monographic publications have been realized. Now considered one of the most significant figures in Post-war French art, this new exhibition pays special tribute to the work of Pierrette Bloch. Mainly focussed on works on paper, the exhibition highlights th ... More
A selection of 11 facsimiles of these ancient documents is on display at the House of Mexico in Paris. Photo: Eunice Chao.
PARIS.- A remarkable collection of Mesoamerican codices, the ancient illustrated books of Mexico, is now on display in Paris, offering a vibrant window into the pre-Hispanic world. The exhibition, "Codices: A Journey to the Heart of Pre-Hispanic Mexico," opened on June 30 at the House of Mexico in Paris and will run throughout July. Organized by Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) and the House of Mexico Foundation in Paris, the show features 11 high-quality facsimile reproductions of these invaluable documents. These codices, some predating the 16th-century Spanish conquest and others created in the hybrid style that emerged afterward, served as vital historical and cultural records for numerous Indigenous peoples. Visitors can explore the rich details within these pages, which illuminate the religious practices, scientific knowledge, artistic traditions, and geopolitical landscapes of ancient Mexico. They offer a unique insight into how ... More
Vasantha Yogananthan, Demigod, Kulasekharapatnam, Tamil Nadu, India, 2019. Archival Inkjet print from the digitalisation of silver negatives. On loan from the artist.
AMSTERDAM.- This summer the Rijksmuseum’s photography gallery presents Crossings, an exhibition of photographs from the Indian subcontinent. It presents 19th-century British colonial photography in dialogue with contemporary work by French-Sri Lankan photographer Vasantha Yogananthan. The show is an outcome of a two-year research project that studied the Rijksmuseum’s collection of British colonial photography in detail for the first time. It involved the identification, cataloguing and description of some 1200 photographs. The exhibition presents a selection of these images alongside the work of Yogananthan, who, more than a century after the photographs were taken, explored his own background in the same region. Crossings. Photography from the Indian Subcontinent runs from 4 July to 12 October 2025 at the Rijksmuseum. The Rijksmuseum photography collection holds some 1200 19th-century images from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, ... More
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Galerie Barbara Thumm opens a solo exhibition by artist María José Arjona BERLIN.- María José Arjona’s exhibition presents an ongoing interdisciplinary project that the artist has been developing since 2022. Bringing together video works, sound compositions, drawings, scores, photographs, and a manuscript, the project investigates the politics of memory, movement, and coexistence. The variety in the media expression of the individual components of the presentation reflects Arjona’s artistic practice, which, as a performance artist, engages spaces of resonance and movement across multiple, simultaneous formal languages. How can movement be translated into text? What connects the act of capturing water in an image with the composition of sound? And what new relations emerge when fragments of a natural observation encounter a choreographic score? The works on view arise from Arjona’s long-term research into water, habitats, and acoustic ecologies ... More
Mexico City to unveil grand memorial marking 700 years of Tenochtitlan MEXICO CITY.- Seven centuries ago, in the year 2 House (1325 CE), the nomadic Mexica people witnessed a divine sign that would lead them to establish Mexico-Tenochtitlan, a city whose legacy still pulses through the heart of today's sprawling metropolis. Starting this July, Mexico will embark on a series of celebrations culminating on July 26, 2025, the widely accepted date for the appearance of the sacred omen: an eagle perched on a nopal cactus, devouring the atl tlachinolli—the Nahua symbol of water and fire, representing war. During the presentation of the commemorative program, "Seven Centuries of the Great Legacy of Mexico-Tenochtitlan," Diego Prieto Hernández, Director General of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), spoke at President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo's morning conference. He reminded attendees that the Basin of Mexico ... More
Sophia Al-Maria: 2025 Frieze London Artist Award DUBAI.- The Third Line announced that Sophia Al-Maria has been announced as the recipient of the 2025 Frieze London Artist Award. The award—in partnership with Forma—offers an early- or mid-career artist the opportunity to realize an ambitious new commission at Frieze London. Al-Maria’s new commission, Wall Based Work (a Trompe LOL), will take the form of a ‘drop-down’ comedy show, performed daily at the fair by the artist inside the Frieze London tent. Responding to this year’s Frieze Artist Award theme—shared across London and Seoul—of ‘future commons’, the work uses the language and rituals of comedy to talk about things that aren’t necessarily funny. As AI looms over the notion of individual creativity, the panic-inducing bareness of the comedy-club stage is a last bastion of authenticity. Al-Maria may be performing on her own, but the experience is a collective ... More
Discover Jane Austen's life in Bath at a new exhibition at No.1 Royal Crescent BATH.- This summer, No. 1 Royal Crescent will mark the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth with a new exhibition, The Most Tiresome Place in the World: Jane Austen & Bath. Launching on 5 July, the exhibition will explore the real Jane Austen, her life in Bath and her complicated relationship with the city. Jane Austen lived in Bath between 1801 and 1806, and the city features prominently in two of her novels: Persuasion and Northanger Abbey. The scandals and shallowness of society fuelled the classic author’s cynicism and wit, and nothing escaped her scathing pen, yet she wrote very little whilst actually living in the city. This new exhibition will feature letters, first editions of the novels, and the only manuscript she wrote in Bath, revealing the highs and lows of her time here and exposing how turbulence and loss cast a long shadow over Jane Austen and Bath. Patrizia ... More
Largest combined Stars Wars collection of franchise props & memorabilia heads to Julien's Auctions LOS ANGELES, CA.- This summer, the Force will be strong with Julien’s Auctions and TCM in collaboration with Comic-Con Museum during Comic-Con International® weekend, bringing the phenomenon of pop culture auctions directly to fans and collectors visiting the world-famous convention. The centerpiece will be a live and online Star Wars auction featuring coveted props, production materials and memorabilia. The items will go up for bidding Sunday, July 27th in front of a live audience at the Museum. Part of the proceeds from the auction will benefit Comic-Con Museum. This monumental collection has been assembled by some of the franchise’s foremost Star Wars memorabilia collectors: Steve Sansweet (author, chairman and founder of Rancho-Obi-Wan, the Guinness World Record holder for largest Star Wars memorabilia collection), Gus Lopez (founder of the ... More
Monroe Gallery hosts Eugene Tapahe's healing "Jingle Dress Project" exhibit SANTA FE, NM.- Monroe Gallery of Photography opens a very special exhibit of large format photographs by Diné (Navajo) photographer Eugene Tapahe: Art Heals, The Jingle Dress Project. The exhibit opens July 5, 2025, with an artist’s talk at 5:30 p.m. It will continue during the renowned Santa Fe Indian Market weekend, the world’s largest Native American art market, August 16 and 17, and conclude on September 14, 2025. Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project originated from a dream Tapahe had during the COVID-19 pandemic, inspiring him to unite the land and people through the healing power of the Ojibwe jingle dress dance during uncertain times of illness and social differences. Since then, Tapahe has traveled thousands of miles documenting family members and friends dancing the healing honor dance in National Parks and Monuments, honoring the places where ... More
Ishara Art Foundation brings street aesthetics indoors with "No Trespassing" exhibition DUBAI.- ‘No Trespassing’ marks Ishara Art Foundation’s first summer exhibition. Curated by Priyanka Mehra, the show channels the aesthetics of the streets into a white cube space. Through distinct practices, six UAE-based and South Asian artists explore their relationship with the street, engaging with it as both subject and medium. Rather than attempting to define the street, the exhibition underlines its resistance to definition. More than simply a setting, it is a collection of individual experiences that alternate between chaotic and orderly, gritty and beautiful, uninhibited and curated. Signposts, building materials, pavements, lights, street art, scrapheaps and human traces become inscriptions of a city’s movement. ‘No Trespassing’ looks at the streets as a site of deconstruction and reinvention, continually shaping and being shaped by those who pass through them. ... More
Ballroom Marfa presents "Los Encuentros," highlighting leading Latinx artists MARFA, TX.- Ballroom Marfa presents Los Encuentros, a group exhibition. The exhibition brings together five leading Latinx artists: Justin Favela, Ozzie Juarez, Antonio Lechuga, Narsiso Martinez, and Yvette Mayorga. The artists share an abiding interest in the elevation of materials from everyday life. Los Encuentros will feature work newly-commissioned by Ballroom Marfa. The artists of Los Encuentros are dedicated to community collaboration and the representation of Latinx culture to confront the accessibility of art spaces, colonial art histories, the conditions of labor, and lived experience. Together, their works explore larger societal truths and complexities while responding to the experiences of the people and places they engage with and depict. Marfa’s proximity to Mexico and the borders—political, cultural, artistic—that intersect in a space like Ballroom Marfa provide a pivotal ... More
Stedelijk Museum adorned: Hedy Tjin's vibrant murals celebrate connection and solidarity AMSTERDAM.- From 5 July 2025, the space surrounding the historic staircase of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam will be adorned with vibrant murals by Hedy Tjin. With her expressive style and bold colours, Tjin celebrates the power of connection and solidarity. These works are part of Post/No/Bills, a series showcasing new creations by emerging graphic artists. For Hedy Tjin, solidarity serves as a significant source of inspiration. Whether it's celebrating together, protesting collectively, or commemorating shared histories, she observes how differences are bridged and people come together during these moments. Her work pays homage to these communal experiences: from the exuberant atmosphere of King's Day to the remembrance during Keti Koti, from cheering for any nation during the World Cup as if it were one's own, to protesting at Dam Square. In her murals, Tjin brings these encounters ... More
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