Presenting a wide spectrum of china and the world’s leading exhibitors in ancient and contemporary art and design. The third edition of JINGART will return to Beijing Exhibition Center from June 10 to June 13 as scheduled. 43 exhibitors from 11 ... Read more →

Subscribe here. Our special issue on painting is available now. Every year Border Crossings publishes an issue which focuses on the medium that never goes away; it is always much anticipated and very well-received. This current issue ... Read more →

Cercle d’Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise (CATPC) and Human Activities are pleased to announce the global museum launch of the new film White Cube. During a six-week event, this new film is projected onto the White ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Lilith and the Sun, featuring new paintings by Mara De Luca, opening May 5, 2021. This is the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery.  Mara De Luca’s recent body of work expands on the ... Read more →

Latitude - Platform for Brazilian art galleries abroad, a partnership between Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art Galleries (ABACT) and Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil), is proud to support the participation of Brazilian galleries at Frieze ... Read more →

Photography is often described as a passive media—a recording of things that happen before the lens. But for many contemporary artists and photojournalists, it is a field of active investigation and exploration. ArtAsiaPacific’s May/June issue spotlights ... Read more →

JINGART is pleased to announce the launch of our online viewing program PLATFORM on June 10, 2021 to accompany our physical fair in Beijing this year. JINGART, established in 2018 and held in Beijing in early summer every year, ... Read more →

"For fifty years I have been practicing different kinds of writing: theoretical in nature, for essays; with a focus on publishing, for the production of books and catalogues; where the focus is on the exhibition [...]. ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present an exhibition of recent sculptures by Tony Cragg. Tony Cragg stands out as one of the foremost sculptors of our time. His oeuvre testifies to a method of working in ... Read more →

A residency for the month of August 2021 open to Black trans visual artists including live/work space in Palm Springs, CA, a 2000 USD unqualified artist stipend and three studio visits from curators and arts professionals from around Southern California.  Application info at artforblacklives.org. Jury panel Erin Christovale is ... Read more →

FIAC is now accepting applications for the 2021 edition of the fair. The 47th FIAC will be held in Paris from Thursday, October 21 to Sunday, October 24, 2021 (Vernissage: Wednesday, October 20) in the Grand Palais Éphémère. Designed ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present its second solo exhibition of Friedrich Kunath, titled New Ballads.    Friedrich Kunath’s work is permeated with ambiguity. His personal journey from East to West Berlin, towards his newfound home ... Read more →

Get Mousse #75 or subscribe In this issue: Captured and Released Surrounded by boundless landscapes or juxtaposed with abstract portions thereof, big, faceless men punctured with scars and matted hair are captured with uncanny precision in Marc McKnight’s black-and-white ... Read more →

Artist talk: On birds, Pombero and artistic research on the disappeared: April 23, 2021, 12–2pm In the framework of exhibiting and the disappeared with Prof.ssa Zasha Colah Department of Visual Arts & Curatorial Studies, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti/NABA ... Read more →

Curated by Warren Neidich and Susanne Prinz Participating artists include Kathryn Andrews, Elena Bajo, Douglas Gordon, Katie Grinnan, David Horvitz, Agnieszka Kurant, Candice Lin, Karen Lofgren, Dafna Maimon, Jonathan Monk, Mariko Mori, Jeremy Shaw, Ryan Trecartin & Lizzie ... Read more →

Littleglobe and the Santa Fe Art Institute present Santa Fe stories about identity, conflict, culture, and place, as told through the Littleglobe TV series and the Tilt Podcast Unsettled Series. Littleglobe TV episode 6: The Garden launches April 20, 7pm (MT) The ... Read more →

Moving forward in the digitalization of the art sector The Association of Modern and Contemporary Art Galleries launches a free smartphone app, downloadable in more than 70 countries. This digital platform allows selecting a personalised itinerary of galleries following ... Read more →

“Art as radar acts as 'an early alarm system.'” Marshall McLuhan The power of art to anticipate future social and technological developments inspired CURA.36 to investigate the notion of futurity through the work of some of the most visionary and ... Read more →

This year's first exhibition in Gallery Bo Bjerggaard Two of Hearts is a visual dialogue between two artists: Jonathan Meese (Germany) and Rinus Van de Velde (Belgium). The exhibition has been created in a collaboration between these two ... Read more →

Patrick Ostrowsky: unkultiviert March 19–April 29, 2021 "You don´t know how wonderful dirt is." James Joyce, from a conversation with Siegfried Giedion The condition of the built environment reflects our society. The way we treat it says much about our ... Read more →

The gallery’s first major exhibition of 2021, poetics of reality (encoded), brings together works of Brigitte Kowanz and the artist collective Troika, expressing through dialogue their experimental approaches to human perception and the transmission and mediation ... Read more →

A central event for professionals and art lovers, Artissima 2021 will take place from November 4 to 7 in Turin, under the guidance of Ilaria Bonacossa. The only Italian fair exclusively focusing on contemporary art, Artissima stands out on the international scene ... Read more →

HOLDING Contemporary presents Cumulative Shadow, Jovencio de la Paz’s second solo exhibition with the gallery which opens April 9 and runs through May 29.  In Cumulative Shadow, Jovencio de la Paz maps the terrain of algorithmic weaving. Each piece is ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte contemporanea is proud to announce the staging of U 'ncuontru by the Albanian artist Adrian Paci. The event took place in Modica in the hours before dawn on April 4, Easter Sunday 2021, along a path that ... Read more →

We are proud to present the first solo exhibition by Riga-born, Zurich-based artist Elza Sile. The title of the exhibition; kitten in a fridge alludes to “Schrödinger’s cat” and the thought experiment that illustrates an apparent paradox of quantum superposition. Working primarily ... Read more →

We are proud to announce that the 9th edition of ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair will take place from November 11 through 14, 2021 at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Founded in 2013, ART021, driven by the ongoing ... Read more →

Paris Photo, the international art fair for the photographic medium, will be held November 11–14, 2021 at the new Grand Palais Éphémère, designed by the architects Wilmotte & Associés. Situated on the Champ-de-Mars, facing the Eiffel ... Read more →

Although they are not at the Salon du Dessin for the announcement of the Foundation’s 14th Drawing Prize, Florence and Daniel Guerlain have decided to stick to the usual calendar. Accordingly, on December 10, 2020, you were able to ... Read more →

Lawndale is a multidisciplinary contemporary art center that engages Houston communities with exhibitions and programs that explore the aesthetic, critical, and social issues of our time. Lawndale, one of the oldest non-profit arts spaces in Houston, seeks ... Read more →

What does survival mean? Who do we create for and why? Visionary Futures critically explores questions about the future through the personal lenses of queer, non-binary artists of color. Featured artists, Antonius-Tín Bui, Chandrika, Lovie Olivia, Preetika ... Read more →

"Mehring as a young man was one of the more spirited, inventive and all-around better abstract painters of his time, not only in Washington, but in the entire country." –Ben Forgey, Washington Post art critic CONNERSMITH. is pleased to ... Read more →

Shaping the future of curation.  On the Boards is excited to announce Berette S Macaulay as On the Boards’ inaugural curatorial fellow. Berette is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and writer from Jamaica and Sierra Leone. Her research and ... Read more →

Long March Space presents Always being, but not the whole, a new solo exhibition by Wang Jianwei, showcasing an installation of paintings and sculptures in the gallery space. Based on the artist’s vision, the space will ... Read more →

The main aim of the Friend of a Friend (FOAF) initiative is to invigorate international exchange between artists, critics, collectors and gallery owners. FOAF is based on the idea of sharing exhibition space by the local ... Read more →

One theme, one artistic position: The first SPARK Art Fair Vienna focuses on individual artists, their work, and their understanding of their work. This concept instils complete concentration in the viewer. Through solo presentations and visionary ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to host Mimosa Echard’s first solo exhibition in which will be presented a selection of her new works. Mimosa Echard’s practice is inspired by the creation of hybrid eco-systems where the living ... Read more →

A look towards and from blackness. EXIT 81 addresses the subject of blackness from a broad and complex sensibility. Throughout the issue, we have dealt with notions such as the construction of the (political) black body, ... Read more →

Anna Laudel Düsseldorf showcases The Last Orientalist by the Turkish artist Sarp Kerem Yavuz between March 16–May 29, 2021. Curated by Sena Çakırkaya, the exhibition deals with the political and cultural tides impacting today’s world and Turkey, the ... Read more →

Khan to asssume the role through 2022, expanding the nonprofit org’s mission to platform woman-identified critics and artists. Topical Cream, the non-profit arts platform that champions the work of women and gender non-conforming individuals, is pleased to ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. One year after New York City shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Aperture magazine releases “New York,” an extraordinary issue honoring the city through photographs and essays by ... Read more →

The non-profit organisation Archives of Women Artists Research and Exhibitions (AWARE) is delighted to announce the names of the 2021 laureates: Gaëlle Choisne for the prize and Barbara Chase-Riboud for the Outstanding Merit Prize, in recognition of ... Read more →

The spring 2021 issue of Canadian Art, Frequencies, came together during the second wave of the global coronavirus pandemic, when separation has become routine and lockdowns are in effect across many parts of the world. With ... Read more →

Anna Laudel Istanbul is presenting a group exhibition titled Love Over Entropy between March 11–April 29, 2021. The exhibition focuses on the notion of “mind” in an ecosystem where constant change is the new normal. Curated by Ayça ... Read more →

From September 9–12, 2021, the eighth edition of POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair will take place at Tempelhof Airport. POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair invites international galleries to apply with their most important positions of contemporary and modern art. Applications are open until May 23, 2021. After last ... Read more →

Over the past year, we have begun to notice a change in how our feelings manifest—from genuine physical sensations to cognitive gestures informed by geopolitics. It’s hard to define these new feelings, but they are embodied ... Read more →

Arte Povera: Art of Collaboration, curated by Teresa Kittler and presented by Magazzino Italian Art, re-examines Arte Povera to highlight women’s contributions to what is conventionally understood as a male-dominated movement. This lecture series considers how collaboration forms the narrative of ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present its sixth solo exhibition by Henk Visch.  With his poetic sculptures, Henk Visch (1950 Eindhoven; lives and works in Eindhoven and Berlin) often manages to evoke all kinds of ... Read more →

Buy this issue or get a subscription. Featuring: Belinda Kazeem-Kamiński, Sabrina Rahman, Christine Meisner, Sabine Weier, Rahima Gambo, Aziza Harmel, Heba Y. Amin, Anthony Downey, Abdelkarim Mardini, Adel Iskandar, Christian Nyampeta, Aïcha Diallo, Elodie Grethen, Maik Gräf, Mihai Șovăială, Sethembiso Zulu, Corinne Futterlieb, Deanna Pizzitelli, Erik van der Weijde, ... Read more →

Over the past year, we have begun to notice a change in how our feelings manifest—from genuine physical sensations to cognitive gestures informed by geopolitics. It’s hard to define these new feelings, but they are embodied ... Read more →

It feels like it was both a century ago and just yesterday when news of a mysterious coronavirus first started to spread across the globe. In warping our experiences of time, the pandemic has drawn attention ... Read more →

PUBLIC: Art | Culture | Ideas is pleased to announce the release of its latest issue exploring the currencies of hospitality and to invite you to join the conversation. Hospitality is usually considered a philosophical concept, an ethical ... Read more →

Eligibe publications Authors, museums, universities, research institutes, or publishers in and outside of Korea are eligibe. Topics may include introduction to and discourse on Korean visual arts or books falling under the following: Art history; tendencies & trends; ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is pleased to introduce the second phase of TITAN, an ongoing project series in a solitary phone booth, conceived by the artist Damián Ortega and Bree Zucker. Initially launched as a group exhibition, the TITAN ... Read more →

Each year, Gallery Weekend Berlin showcases the city‘s best gallery exhibitions: from April 29 to May 2, the 17th Gallery Weekend Berlin will present new works from emerging artists and established positions across 49 participating galleries.  More than ... Read more →

For the second time, P420 is pleased to present a solo exhibition by the German artist Joachim Schmid (Balingen, 1955), with the title Photoworks. Already active on the German scene since 1980 as a photography critic, essayist ... Read more →

A set of slip-cased artist's books in which Trump's transgressions are assigned colored cards as if by a soccer referee.  Every day—since Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2017 until he left office last month—artist Richard Kraft ... Read more →

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of artbrain.org, Activist Neuroaesthetics is a festival of events (curated by Warren Neidich, Susanne Prinz and Sarrita Hunn) including a symposium, three-part exhibition, conference, screenings, and publications, developed by lead ... Read more →

Join us as filmmaker, scholar and activist Fred Kuwornu leads a live-streamed conversation on the visual histories of Blackness in post-war Italian culture. Inaugurating a new multi-year series entitled Pensiero Plurale, organized by Magazzino Italian Art and curated ... Read more →

TAO ART presents artist John Yuyi’s first installation-focused solo exhibition, inviting visitors to enter a fantasy space in which the physical nature of the body connects to immaterial sensations of seeing and being seen. “John Yuyi taps ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Pale Fires, an exhibition of work by TR Ericsson, on view from February 11 through April 25, 2021. This is the artist's first solo exhibition with the gallery. The works of TR Ericsson are wildly personal ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to host the fifth Abraham Cruzvillegas solo exhibition La Señora de Las Nueces. The works presented are the result of a long term reflection about the material and cultural history of the ... Read more →

The Womb & The Diamond is a solo exhibition by Taipei-based artist Charwei Tsai and curated by Dr. Jau-lan Guo at Vital Space and Art Corner at National Taichung Theatre in Taiwan. This exhibition presents a ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts announces Dyani White Hawk (Sičáŋǧu Lakota), a visual artist and independent curator based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as its 2020 Bemis Alumni Award winner as part of its formal Alumni Program. White Hawk was a 2017–18 Bemis exhibiting artist in Monarchs: Brown and Native ... Read more →

Quartz Studio is pleased to present Unearth, the first solo show in Italy by artist Lihi Turjeman (Tel-Aviv, Israel, 1985), curated by Noam Segal. With a new body of work focused on the connections between ancient and contemporary culture, Turjeman reimagines our ... Read more →

Appropriately, the word “manifold” has manifold meanings. As a noun, it can mean a pipe or chamber with several branches for connecting to extensions. Hence, a manifold is typically used to coordinate multiple flows into a ... Read more →

Enterprise Projects Journal (EP Journal) is a publishing initiative in the form of an online publication of newly commissioned theoretical and research essays, in both Greek and English. EP Journal is a platform for Greek-speaking writers and curators which becomes ... Read more →

Austria's new international art fair in spring.​ Marlies Wirth and Tevž Logar will curate the special sections. One theme, one position: the SPARK Art Fair Vienna will zoom in on individual artists, their work and their understanding of ... Read more →

Interconti Wien brings together 13 Viennese galleries in the iconic conference halls of Hotel InterContinental Vienna. Each gallery presents one artist in a historical vitrine provided by the MAK Museum of Applied Arts. The innovative online ... Read more →

"We Got Each Other’s Back is an emergent, connective, and iterative project, one that will build on and return to itself, not unlike its timeline—a bright, bold mural and a quiet, printed piece, in both cases ... Read more →

Get Mousse #74 or subscribe In this issue: Blue Monday Forever According to Moritz Scheper, the paintings of Scottish artist Alan Michael have been confusing audiences for more than twenty years now. Operating in seeming isolation from prevailing debates ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present its first solo exhibition of Marcel Dzama entitled The Moon is Following Me. Including drawings, sculptures, dioramas and a film, this exhibition marks the artist’s first solo presentation ... Read more →

State of Fashion is launching an Open Call to find a new curator (or team) for its 2022 biennial, based in Arnhem, the Netherlands. The platform is on the lookout for fresh thinkers with an outspoken view on the challenges ... Read more →

Gallery On The Hill will be holding an exhibition supervised by Taka Ishii of Taka Ishii Gallery entitled TRANSFORMATION, featuring new works of filmmaker and photographer Kensaku Kakimoto, who mainly works on commercial films and music videos. Transformations emerging from the reprocessing of pre-pandemic works using AI This exhibition ... Read more →

What happens when you increasingly rely on social media and the internet for nearly all your information? What news do you see and what do you miss? How do you know if a tweet is genuine ... Read more →

The "Chinese Eastern Railway" is a rail line that links up the great expanse of China's northeast and crucial moments in modern Chinese history. The actual railway was the product of the Sino-Russian Secret Treaty signed ... Read more →

Covid-19 compelled all of us to dramatically adjust our daily lives in 2020—from washing our hands frequently to social distancing and working or learning from home. In the art world, the pandemic closed museums and galleries, ... Read more →