Exhibitions
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The citywide exhibition will include site-specific commissions and seek to reveal the “other worlds” artists envision through their practices
Show at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection looks at how Egidio Costantini helped artists such as Max Ernst and Lucio Fontana turn their sculptures into glass artworks
The London exhibition, which opens 12 November, will explore the artistic and personal relationship between two of the Bloomsbury Group's most famous painters
The 10-year initiative is supported by a grant from the UK-based John Kobal Foundation
With a new exhibition at the National Gallery, the French artist has drawn praise and opprobrium—but he knew that achieving happiness was a serious business
Meg Onli, who works at the museum and co-curated the 2024 Whitney Biennial, will collaborate with the choreographer and performing arts director Zack Winokur on the next edition
Mitrani Art, an evolution of Dina and Rhonda Mitrani's former space in Wynwood, will open in Little River on 30 November
Their exhilarating trip to escape the tense confines of the Yellow House is the centrepiece of ‘Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin’, which opened this week at Hungary's Museum of Fine Arts
The quinquennial curatorial team expands with the appointments of Osei Bonsu, Raven Chacon, Timea Junghaus and Noam Segal
Curated exhibition platform AWT Focus has expanded to encompass ten diverse exhibitions at ten venues
From dark adolescent fantasies to the father of video art, and new ecosystems growing in cracks in the road
The inaugural Tokyo Jazz Club, from the team behind Basel Social Club, is one of several events reflecting the global scope of Tokyo's creative scene
Show displays three decades of the experimental Dutch designers’ career with ten pairs of their haute couture creations
Works by Bettina, Ching Ho Cheng, Nicola L. and other former residents have been popping up at galleries, museums and art fairs worldwide
The UK artist is presenting new works inspired by muse Laure at the Pinacoteca Agnelli in Turin
The show, opening in October 2027, will be organised around seven interlocking building blocks of the Renaissance master’s work
Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the escape artist's death on Halloween, ‘Houdini's Library’ at the Harry Ransom Center in Austin, Texas spotlights his vast collection of books and other ephemera
Three institutions are collaborating to mark the centenary of the movement’s only female artist
Exhibition of works by 33 artists, including James Turrell and Annette Messager, respond to the house's fragrance L'Heure Bleue
Exhibition of Alex Levac’s images, capturing the complexity and absurdity of life in Israel, opens just days before the public vote in legislative polls
‘Lancashire Fair’, going on view at a retrospective in Milton Keynes, has now been chosen for display by every British prime minister since Harold Wilson, except for one
Launch of the building in Germany coincides with reopening of Kunsthalle Würth, which is marking its 25th anniversary with a major exhibition exploring the German artist’s oeuvre
Our reporters on the ground in Paris give their “around town” art highlights
The nine-day event will take over South Kensington's cultural quarter next summer, bringing together artists from India and its diaspora
Fitzwilliam Museum show in Cambridge displays drawings, paintings and designs acquired by Sydney Cockerell, a friend and private secretary of the English designer
The Impressionist’s ‘Dance at the Moulin de la Galette’, owned by the Musée D’Orsay, is on view at the National Gallery until January 2027
The British Museum can use its historic show as an opportunity to explore what lies ahead for institutions as a result of the climate crisis
For the late American artist, whose Barbican show is his first in the UK for over three decades, the space in which a painting sat mattered as much as the work itself
From the National Gallery to the Wallace Collection, a wave of museum shows suggests the intergenerational hang is here to stay, despite lingering reservations
