Applications for Frieze London, Frieze Masters and Frieze Sculpture 2020 are open until Thursday, January 23, 2020. The fairs will take place in The Regent's Park from Friday, October 9 to Sunday, October 11, with Previews on ... Read more →

The Daniel & Florence Guerlain Foundation has announced the names of the three nominated artists for the 2020 Drawing Prize. Callum Innes, Scottish artist, born in 1962 in Edinburgh where he lives and works. Studied at Gray’s ... Read more →

Order here. The topic of systemic change was the point of departure for our reflections on the issue at hand. The positions introduced here not only directly reference the related political transformations but also pursue the question ... Read more →

Warehouse421, Abu Dhabi’s homegrown arts and design center, is proud to present its latest exhibition, How to Maneuver: Shape-shifting texts and other publishing tactics. Examining the interface between the production of art and design, and the act ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. Wolfgang Tillmans guest edits the new issue of Aperture magazine, “Spirituality,” which features contributions by artists, scientists, and writers who examine the different ways photography has been used to represent humanity’s ... Read more →

Mutina for Art is pleased to announce that artist Shimabuku (Kobe, Japan 1969) has been awarded the This is not a Prize 2019. This Is Not a Prize is not merely an annual award but also Mutina’s commitment to support a future project ... Read more →

Art 19, in association with Amnesty International, announces Art 19 – Box One, a limited edition of ten original signed fine art prints. The first exhibition of these prints will take place at me Collectors Room Berlin / ... Read more →

LOOP Fair is very pleased to announce some highlights of its new edition that took place in Hotel Almanac, Barcelona, from November 18 until 21, 2019.  For its 17th edition, more than 40 galleries and artists proceeding from ... Read more →

Circulating in Berlin, London, a.o. between the years Our method of argumentation within this issue—bridging streets to the new year—longingly asks: "Who Cares?" Observations from around the world evolved into a general search for care that transcends a discourse and ... Read more →

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism of Korea and the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engage in a broad range of international exchange grant programs designed to introduce Korean contemporary art to audiences worldwide. As a ... Read more →

In partnership with Art in America This year Black & White Gallery/Project Space is changing up its format and will debut the Savonarola Suite installation by New Jersey-based artist Gregory Perkel, marking the artist's first solo art fair presentation. ... Read more →

Tony Cragg once formulated perfectly that one can look at a landscape for hours, immerse oneself in it, without the possibility of touching it. The four artists in this exhibition, Balthasar Burkhard, Tony Cragg, Alberto Garutti, and ... Read more →

Alserkal Arts Foundation is welcoming applications for its inaugural research grants, which are designed to support radical, innovative, and contemporary research that challenges traditional modes of practice in a variety of fields. The grants place an emphasis ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Pink Period, the third solo exhibition by Anton Henning. Few colors trigger as many contradictory associations and emotions or have as many symbolic meanings in both high as ... Read more →

Anna Laudel continues its exhibition programme with solo shows of three contemporary artists using different mediums and techniques. Three solo exhibitions will showcase In the Shade of Time by Hayal İncedoğan, Selfie by Fırat Neziroğlu and SYZYGY by Halil Vurucuoğlu between November 26, ... Read more →

The period for submitting applications to participate in ARCOlisboa 2020 is now open. The fair will be held from May 14 to 17 in the historic Cordoaria Nacional and it will turn the Portuguese capital, once more, ... Read more →

At an aperitivo and showing of the Justice series at Juxta Press' studio on Wednesday, December 4, 6:30pm we will launch Dora Garcia's contribution to Justice alongside prints from Juxta's upcoming project Home. RSVP [email protected] For those unable to attend the launch, some of our editions are now ... Read more →

ARTIKA, the Barcelona-based art publisher specializing in high-end, limited-edition artists’ books, is proud to announce its US launch during Miami´s Art Week 2019. Founded in Barcelona in 2003, ARTIKA has published 25 titles to date, all unique ... Read more →

Alexandra Leykauf (DE), Inge Ellegaard (DK), Matts Leiderstam (SE), Mika Rottenberg (AR/IL), René Schmidt (DK), Simon Evans™ (UK/US) Contemporary Obsessions revolves around passionate, myopic investigation of things. The exhibition brings together a number of very different artists, ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts presents two new exhibitions that imagine near-future worlds with depth and playfulness, Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens: Look, it’s daybreak, dear, time to sing and Jillian Mayer: TIMESHARE, on view through February 15, 2020. Richard Ibghy ... Read more →

Helwaser Gallery is pleased to present Origin Point, a solo exhibition by Chinese-born, Brooklyn-based artist Lin Yan. Lin Yan is known for her site-specific installations, sculpture, and two dimensional works, which she produces through working with ... Read more →

Abu Dhabi Art: 2019 edition of fair to launch dedicated gallery focus on India and China, honoring long-standing communities and new visitors to the Emirates. Held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed ... Read more →

More than half a century after video art emerged in the late 1960s, artists, curators and art critics are invited to the Eternal City, the capital of Italian filmmaking, to explore an artistic language in a ... Read more →

Continuing to build on the fair’s critical and commercial success in recent years, ARCOmadrid 2020 has finalized its selection of participating galleries for the coming edition, which will take place in the Spanish capital February 26-March ... Read more →

The first volume (English/French) of the collection of interviews with winners of AWARE Outstanding Merit Prize is now available in bookstores. This first tome is dedicated to Nil Yalter—a joint winner of the 2018 Prize—on the ... Read more →

Artissima, the International Fair of Contemporary Art in Turin, closed on November 3 with 55,000 visitors. Directed for the third consecutive year by Ilaria Bonacossa—re-appointed for the next two editions, the fair confirmed its leading role amongst influential contemporary art events ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to announce PSYCHO GRAPHICS, a solo exhibition by Mika Tajima. The exhibition connects material transformation to the shape of an uncontainable future that exceeds our current bodily and psychic experience of power. The ... Read more →

In the context of Amsterdam Art Weekend 2019, we propose an immersive reflection on a remarkable group of works by Craigie Horsfield (1949, UK). A protean artist working in photography, film, sound, drawing, performance, and installation, ... Read more →

The MAST Foundation is pleased to present the fourth edition of Foto/Industria, the world’s first Biennale devoted to photography relating to industry and work, which takes place in Bologna from 24 October to 24 November. The ... Read more →

Gallery 2 Anuar Khalifi: Forever Is A Current Event  The Third Line is pleased to present Anuar Khalifi’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, with works on canvas exploring the exchange between tradition and the contemporary world. Embodying both the ... Read more →

The Great Movement, the solo show of, and curated by, Ellen Pau (b. 1961, Hong Kong) at Edouard Malingue Gallery, Hong Kong, is akin to a series of bodily encounters. A key figure in Hong Kong’s ... Read more →

On November 7, 2019, Moncler unveils the Moncler House of Genius—temporary concept stores located in Milan, Paris, Los Angeles and Tokyo, set to be open until the end of January 2020. The four cities will welcome ... Read more →

Alserkal marks the confluence of art, design, and architecture throughout November with commissions, exhibitions and talks, and invites audiences to delve into this rich crossroads through original programming, including: Is This Tomorrow?, an exhibition by Alserkal Arts Foundation ... Read more →

kurimanzutto presents the second solo exhibition by Danh Vo in the gallery. Examining the present to understand his past, Vo also looks at the future and thus weaves objects, people and histories, both personal and official, ... Read more →

Arte Fiera is pleased to announce the list of galleries participating at its 44th edition, which will take place in Bologna from January 24 to 26, 2020, in halls 15 and 18 (VIP preview and vernissage on Thursday, January 23). For the second consecutive ... Read more →

Offer Waterman Gallery announces the debut New York exhibition of paintings by Diarmuid Kelley, November 7–30, 2019. The exhibition, Recent Paintings, will feature more than 20 of the artists signature large-scale portraits and still lifes, taking ... Read more →

This season has seen a renewed and overwhelming interest in works engaging corporality, gesture, theatricality, or dance—works that in the visual arts we tend to group under the rubric “performance.” When we think of a work ... Read more →

How does an artist’s life shape their artwork? In the Features of ArtAsiaPacific's November/December issue, we look at two different artists—from disparate generations and geographies—whose practices draw from their own lives in unique ways.  For our cover Feature, Danielle Shang visited ... Read more →

The Chicago-based multidisciplinary artist will receive an unrestricted 10,000 USD grant and studio visits with the inaugural jurors Foundwork is delighted to announce the winner of the inaugural Foundwork Artist Prize: Chicago-based, Puerto Rico-born artist Edra Soto. Soto will receive ... Read more →

kurimanzutto presents Marginalia, the first solo exhibition in New York by Iñaki Bonillas. In painting and sculpture, everything starts with a fixed, singular original. Then come the copies. Art books are full of them: duplicates that seek ... Read more →

Talking Galleries. The Think Tank for Galleries is proud to announce its eighth Barcelona Symposium, to be held at the MACBA museum on January 20 and 21, 2020.  Over the years, Talking Galleries has provided a space ... Read more →

The third edition of FLAT - Fiera Libro Arte Torino—the international event dedicated to artist's books and contemporary art—takes place in Turin from November 1 to 3 in the La Centrale space within the Nuvola Lavazza complex. The creators of FLAT, Chiara Caroppo ... Read more →

Anna Laudel Düsseldorf showcases Einmal Ist Keinmal by the Italian conceptual artist Daniele Sigalot, who is recognized by his innovative use of different materials and interdisciplinary techniques. His artistic language is joyful, cynical, absurd and shocking through ... Read more →

Raafat Ballan, Joep Van Liefland, Shaza Omran, Kevin Osepa, Sawangwongse Yawnghwe The depiction of Stages of Life is a familiar subject in art history, like it has been and still is is in theology, medicine or psychology. It ... Read more →

Hosted by Julieta Aranda, the weekly podcast series focuses on some of today’s most important topics, intersecting art, politics, environmental action, and gender disparity. The podcast are available on art-agenda.com/podcasts and artbasel.com as well as on all major podcast platforms. Episode 6: ... Read more →

Artissima, the International Fair of Contemporary Art is now launching the complete version of its online catalogue. The platform artissima.art offers collectors, art professionals and art lovers the possibility to interactively explore galleries, artists and artworks. With the project Artissima Digital—beginning ... Read more →

TOTAH presents When I Wanted Everything, an exhibition of new works by Alex Sewell, on view October 24 through December 20, 2019. This is Sewell’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. The images populating Alex Sewell’s paintings archive ... Read more →

Flashback, the most contemporary ancient and modern art fair, is coming back to Pala Alpitour in Turin with a new chapter: Gli Erranti / The Wanderers. Who are The Wanderers?  This is all of us, time wanderers of art and within art, hobos ... Read more →

For six months, the Institut Suédois has given carte blanche to Andréhn-Schiptjenko. The gallery will be taking over one of the institute's exhibition rooms to, in succession, present three solo show by influential contemporary artists from ... Read more →

Bram Demunter, Gelatin, Adrian Ghenie, Kati Heck, Friedrich Kunath, Edward Lipski, Jonathan Meese,Tal R, Daniel Richter, Peter Rogiers,Ben Sledsens, Ed Templeton, Henk Visch, Anke Weyer The paintings and drawings of Bram Demunter (1993 Kortrijk; lives and works ... Read more →

Hosted by Julieta Aranda, the weekly podcast series focuses on some of today’s most important topics, intersecting art, politics, environmental action, and gender disparity. The podcast are available on art-agenda.com/podcasts and artbasel.com as well as on all major podcast platforms.  Episode 5: Will Athens Become the New Art ... Read more →

P420 Via Azzo Gardino 9 40122 Bologna Italy Hours: Tuesday–Saturday 10:30am–1:30pm, Tuesday–Saturday 3–7:30pm T +39 051 484 7957 [email protected] CAR DRDE Via Azzo Gardino 14/a Balogna Italy   The galleries P420 and CAR DRDE are pleased to announce a solo show by Piero Manai, one of the most extraordinary and ... Read more →

Mona Hatoum's art reflects on world conflicts, migrations, and surveillance, using variable materials in order to create spaces of tension, paradox, and ambiguity. The motif of the grid and the sphere serve as metaphors for confinement, ... Read more →

Juxta Press is pleased to announce that mandarin by Victor Burgin will launch at FLAT Art Book Fair in Turin on November 1–3. mandarin is a limited edition artist’s book commissioned for Juxta Press’ Afterlife series. Afterlife includes published and upcoming works by Giovanni Anselmo, ... Read more →

FIAC Galleries The 46th edition of FIAC will be held in Paris from October 17 to 20, 2019 and will host 199 galleries in the Nave and exhibition rooms of the Grand Palais. The 2019 selection—including many ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce the release of KALEIDOSCOPE‘s new issue #35 (fall/winter 2019/20), premiering in Paris on October 17 with a launch event at Lafayette Anticipations. This issue comes with a set of four covers: Three of them—featuring Anne Imhof (photographed ... Read more →

Lightbox Film Center celebrates legacy of multimedia artist Ed Emshwiller in first-of-its-kind retrospective exhibit Lightbox Film Center, Philadelphia’s premier exhibitor of film and moving image art, presents Dream Dance: The Art of Ed Emshwiller, the first major ... Read more →

As 2018 recipient of the Han Nefkens Foundation – LOOP Video Art Award, artist Thao Nguyen Phan will present Becoming Alluvium, an installation of video and painting at the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona, Spain, this ... Read more →

For its 2019–20 academic year, the Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) is pleased to present a focused exhibition of sculptures created by Marino Marini, curated by Dr. Flavio Fergonzi of Pisa’s Scuola Normale Superiore. Marino Marini ... Read more →

Kim HongShik, Jinah Roh, PARK Junebum, Meekyoung Shin, Shin Jehyun, Silas Fong, LEE Leenam, Lim Kok Yoong, Sook Jin Jo & Derek Bermel, Tacit Group Sejong the Great is the wisest and most accomplished king of Joseon ... Read more →

Code of Acquisitions is a platform that exposes good and bad practices of art institutions and galleries based on published policies as well as cases of misconduct and abuse, where artists are not paid, not told ... Read more →

Hosted by Julieta Aranda, the weekly podcast series focuses on some of today’s most important topics, intersecting art, politics, environmental action, and gender disparity. The podcast are available on art-agenda.com/podcasts and artbasel.com as well as on all major podcast platforms.  Episode 4: "Mechanisms of a Surveillance State" Released Friday, ... Read more →

Paris Photo, the world’s leading art fair for the photographic medium, is now accepting applications for its first New York edition presented with Aipad April 2–5, 2020 at Pier 94, in midtown Manhattan.  The internationally recognized organization, ... Read more →

MIA Photo Fair, the international photography and moving image art fair of Italy, will stage its 10th edition in Milan from Thursday, March 19 to Sunday, March 22, 2020 at The Mall—Porta Nuova. The VIP opening will take ... Read more →

Ruby Rumié exhibits two shows in NYC: Common Place at Nohra Haime Gallery, and Divine Breath NYC at La Mama Galleria. The first show, Common Place at Nohra Haime Gallery, is a joint project by Colombian artist Ruby Rumié and French-American photographer Justine ... Read more →

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to present Relational Economies: Labor over Capital, an exhibition that reflects on the impacts of economic crises on different parts of the world and sectors of society, prompting a dialogue about alternatives to the ... Read more →

International Print Center New York is pleased to announce its first two-person exhibition, Paper Borders, which brings into dialogue the works of Emma Nishimura (b. 1982, Toronto) and Tahir Carl Karmali (b. 1987, Nairobi), artists who ... Read more →

FIAC unveils its outdoor works programme, enabling the public to discover artworks exhibited throughout the city in some of the most prestigious and emblematic locations in Paris. For its 46th edition, the fair presents an unrivalled ... Read more →

The 24th Artecinema – International Festival of Films on Contemporary Art, curated by Laura Trisorio, will be inaugurated Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at the San Carlo Theatre and is scheduled to continue on October 10–13 at the Augusteo Theatre in Naples. The projection of 30 documentaries on ... Read more →

Alserkal Arts Foundation will bring New Waves: Mohamed Melehi and the Casablanca Art School Archives to Alserkal Avenue, Dubai. Curated by Morad Montazami and Madeleine de Colnet, this exhibition shows never-before-seen artworks and archive material documenting this ... Read more →

ASIA NOW - Paris Asian Art Fair, the first European art fair focusing on Asia’s contemporary art scene, celebrates its 5th edition at 9 Avenue Hoche, Paris 8e from October 16–20, with Collectors Preview and Vernissage ... Read more →

Commissioned by Mastercard, the Taste of Priceless, is an immersive exhibition that brings together new and existing works by artists Monika Bravo, Daniel Lismore, Marilyn Minter, and Jennifer Rubell from October 4–6, 2019 at Spring Studios. Exploring ... Read more →

Hosted by Julieta Aranda, the weekly podcast series focuses on some of today’s most important topics, intersecting art, politics, environmental action, and gender disparity.  The podcast are available on art-agenda.com/podcasts and artbasel.com as well as on all major podcast platforms.    Episode 2: "Let’s Talk about the Weather—Artistic Practice and ... Read more →

Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997. Order your copy or subscribe now.  In the issue:  Artist's Project  Battlefield ReX by Margaret Haines  Conversation Everything Is Objectification: An Interview with Pippa Garner by Nicole Miller Features Animal Worlds, Storytelling, and the Aesthetics of Wonder  By Ciara Ennis  Looking ... Read more →

arteBA Foundation presents the committees and curators of its next edition and invites galleries to apply for arteBA 2020 (until October 15) and Utopia Fair (until November 4). Both events will take place from April 16 ... Read more →

Our iconic The October Issue 2019 is fresh off the press and brings together an incredible array of conversations with cutting edge and pioneering artists, together with recurring and brand new sections, that set the rhythm of ... Read more →

Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent's Park from October 3–6, 2019, coinciding with Frieze Sculpture and together forming the most significant week in London’s cultural calendar. Global lead partner Deutsche Bank support Frieze ... Read more →

Text by Nathalie Agostini  Nicholas Galanin’s first solo exhibition in Montreal combines sculptural works, multimedia installation and photographic prints from 2012–19. A sharp observer of a broadly assessed contemporary culture, Galanin works around themes of resistance, the ... Read more →

2019 is Flashback’s 7th anniversary, the world’s most contemporary ancient and modern art fair, which this year adds a new, precious, chapter to its tale. The title of this edition is inspired to a science-fiction novel, dated 1986 ... Read more →

Get issue #69 or subscribe In this issue: Lean on Me: Nairy Baghramian by Andrew Berardini Nairy Baghramian’s sculptures are held together with surprising humor and spatial intelligence. Angular and sensual, animal and inanimate, ethereal yet freighted with the gravitas of ... Read more →

Join us in our 5th anniversary The 5th edition of Barcelona Gallery Weekend has a wide-ranging programme in 27 contemporary and avant-garde art galleries. As a parallel programme, the event features a set of artistic interventions at ... Read more →

​Launch in collaboration with The Nervemeter: October 5, 5–8pm Street event during Frieze Art Fair Week Arnold Circus, Boundary Gardens (Pavilion), London, E2 7JS, UK Who Cares? Lunch with NY collaborators: October 15, 1–4pm A meal and workshop on "the west," "care" ... Read more →

NanHai Art is pleased to present In Ink: Current Trends of Ink Art, a group exhibition featuring 34 contemporary ink artists from both China and the US. This exhibition will be open in conjunction with the ... Read more →

Artissima—the most contemporary art fair in Italy, supported by UniCredit—will return in Turin from November 1 to 3, featuring the works of more than 1,000 artists presented by 208 galleries from 43 countries. Discover the complete list ... Read more →

Phillip Allen, Sally Kindberg, Maja Godlewska, Andrew Leventis, Christiane Pooley, and Soheila Sokhanvari  Few things are more commanding than our own image—after all, the wealthy and the influential have demonstrated the power of an iconic portrait century ... Read more →

Featuring new commissions and research-driven projects, the 2019 programme for LIVE, the Frieze Artist Award and Frieze Talks will look at interdisciplinary artistic practices and their political potential. The 2019 programme builds on a rich history ... Read more →

On September 24, 2019 Mutina for Art opens BRIC, a site-specific exhibition by Nathalie Du Pasquier curated by Sarah Cosulich, created by the artist for the MUT space. Inside Angelo Mangiarotti’s building, Nathalie Du Pasquier has imagined a large ... Read more →

For its 17th edition, LOOP Fair is very pleased to announce the participation of more than 40 galleries and artists proceeding from 20 different countries that will offer an overview of the current moving image panorama, while ... Read more →

From sci-fi to superheroes, interdisciplinary artist Sonny Assu investigates what it means to be an Indigenous Canadian today. Raised in North Delta BC, a suburb of Vancouver, it wasn’t until Assu was eight years old that ... Read more →

The 38th edition of the fair will take place from Friday, April 24 through Sunday, April 26 2020, with Preview and Vernissage on Thursday, April 23, in the Tour & Taxis landmark building located in the center of Brussels. Maintaining its ... Read more →

NanHai Art is pleased to present Paramita: Recent Works of Xu Lei, and Scent: Recent Works of Xu Hualing, bringing works of two leading artists in the realm of Chinese contemporary ink and Gongbi (fine-line) painting ... Read more →

Buy your tickets, professional accreditation and publications here. November 7 through 10, Paris Photo, the international art fair for photography, will reunite 180 galleries and 33 art book dealers across 5 sectors: Main Gallery and Book Sectors, PRISMES, ... Read more →

The Third Line is pleased to present Arrival, Farah Al Qasimi’s third solo exhibition at the gallery. Using the language of horror cinema, Al Qasimi reveals a new body of work featuring jinn folklore across the UAE. The ... Read more →

Gallery applications to New Zealand’s preeminent contemporary art fair, Auckland Art Fair are now open. In a global marketplace crowded with international art fairs, Auckland Art Fair is different. The Fair unashamedly frames a conversation around the ... Read more →

We are pleased to welcome Gabriel Orozco’s seventh solo exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, from September 7 to October 5, 2019. A series of new works created in Mexico City and Tokyo is on view: sculptures in obsidian and tezontle; ... Read more →

The highly anticipated seventh edition of ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair will take place from November 7 to 10 at Shanghai Exhibition Center. 110 world’s leading galleries from 18 countries and 57 cities were selected to ... Read more →

Mazzoleni London is proud to present Hans Hartung and Art Informel, which will open to the public on the October 1, 2019 and continue until the 18 January 2020. Collating artworks from four decades, the London exhibition will ... Read more →

A repository of observations, anecdotes, proclivities, obsessions, jokes and koan-like stories, Diary: How to Improve the World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse) registers John Cage’s assessment of the times in which he lived as well ... Read more →

Quartz Studio is pleased to present Mai un vestito dunque, adeguato, a project by Sara Enrico (Biella, Italy, 1979) and Andrea Respino (Mondovì, Italy, 1976), conceived specifically for Quartz Studio. The two artists are a couple ... Read more →

Cardi Gallery, Milan is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by one of Korea’s most acclaimed artists Ha Chong-Hyun. On view from September 18–December 20, 2019, the exhibition will feature works mainly from his Conjunction ... Read more →

The third BMW Open Work has been commissioned from acclaimed Paris-based artist Camille Blatrix. Curated by Attilia Fattori Franchini, BMW Open Work gives an artist a platform to push the boundaries of their art, starting the ... Read more →

The Border Crossings’ annual "Painting" issue is always our largest and most eagerly anticipated. In the current issue we look at artists who explore the elasticity and complexity of paint as medium, practice, and subject. In her recent series ... Read more →

NO!art was an independent, anti-establishment art movement that began in 1959 in New York  by Boris Lurie (1924-2008), Stanley Fisher (1926–80) and Sam Goodman (1919–67) and through the 1960s it was comprised of approximately 20 artists. ... Read more →

Asia Week San Francisco Bay Area is delighted to announce the final list of 45 participants committed to its fifth edition. Taking place in the first week of every October since 2015, Asia Week San Francisco Bay Area brings ... Read more →

Fu Qiumeng Fine Art is pleased to announce the debut solo exhibition in the US of works by Chinese artist Yau Wing Fung (b. 1990) All's well, ends well. Yau works across a range of genres and ... Read more →

Featuring: Jakob Lena Knebl, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Natalia LL, Mateusz Kozieradzki, Paul Hutchinson, June Drevet, Lucy R. Lippard, Regine Ehleiter, David Horvitz, Natalie Czech, Laida Lertxundi, Triin Tamm, Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber, Alwin Lay, Philipp Grünewald, Maria Anwander, ... Read more →

Part I: John Coplans and his monumental self-portraits In conjunction with Unseen 2019, we bring to Amsterdam two major series—Knee and Hands (1993) and Crossed Fingers (1999)—and related works from A Body of Work by John Coplans. ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is pleased to present Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s latest solo exhibition, Islands. His second solo exhibition at Zilberman Gallery and the first solo exhibition in Istanbul is on view at the main gallery between the dates ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe. This fall, Aperture considers the thriving photography scene in Mexico City, North America’s largest metropolis. The fourth in Aperture’s series of city-focused issues—following São Paulo, Tokyo, and Los Angeles—“Mexico City” features leading ... Read more →

SFER IK Museion, the premier destination for contemporary art in Tulum and Francisco Uh May, Mexico, presents ALLIGA, an exhibition curated by Claudia Paetzold, Curator and Artistic Director, featuring works by Cecilia Bengolea, Aki Inomata, Sissel Tolaas, ... Read more →

Cassina Projects is proud to announce the opening of a new exhibition space in Milano in September 2019. Located in Via Mecenate 76/45 inside the historic Caproni airplane factory—a fascinating site of industrial archaeology dating back ... Read more →

Helwaser Gallery is pleased to present Declaration of, the first solo presentation in New York of works by artist Boedi Widjaja (b. 1975, Java, Indonesia). The exhibition presents recent and latest works from the artist’s Imaginary Homeland ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is honored to present At the Edge of Things: Baer, Corse, Martin, an exhibition of works by three generations of American abstract artists. At the Edge of Things explores the phenomenological possibilities of abstraction ... Read more →

Special hours on occasion of Berlin Art Week: Saturday and Sunday, September 14–15, 11am–7pm "Existence means being in a predicament." (E. M. Cioran) Perhaps there is no better apothegm with which to induct the viewer into the miscellany from which Jan Wawrzyniak's ... Read more →

Acclaimed Canadian artists Daniel Young and Christian Giroux, working with the designer Katja Gretzinger, have produced an artist book that begins from the conceit that the Internet is the final and ultimate venue for all art. ... Read more →

“…the purported cause of such unconstitutional police stops, which may lead to a fatal incident, is an officer reporting a supposedly non-functioning rear taillight as a pretext to stop a civilian motorist…” These last few months of ... Read more →

12 works by Gregor Schneider and Miwa Yanagi's open-air performance to be shown in Kobe City Organized by the Kobe Cultural Foundation under the theme of “transcend and move beyond,” ART PROJECT KOBE 2019: TRANS- will be held for the ... Read more →

For Berlin Art Week, Art Mûr Berlin is pleased to present two solo exhibitions by Canadian artist Greg Payce and Berlin-based artist Dana Widawski. The work of both artists will also be exhibited in the gallery's ... Read more →

Wura: If we are making the same drawing over and over again and always throughout our lifetime, how would you describe it? Me: two separate/separated things connecting over an expanse ruby: A calculated (or mathematical?) and spontaneous arrangement  of space towards ... Read more →

Conceptual artist Caro Jost appropriates foreign traces, materials and memories, which she transforms into autonomous artworks of both autobiographical and social relevance. From the very beginning, compiling and archiving has been an important component of her ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Youth, an exhibition of new works by Aleksandar Duravcevic, on view from September 5 through October 20, 2019. This is the artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. The stainless steel plates gathered together in Youth ... Read more →

In the mountains of Lebanon, strands of old cassette tape are draped over trees to ward off birds. Turner Prize nominee Lawrence Abu Hamdan salvaged one of these coils, discovering a recording of an Islamic scholar ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery, Berlin is pleased to announce the exhibition What is the future in the past? And what is the past in the future? by Berlin and Hong Kong based artist, Isaac Chong Wai, marking the ... Read more →

Alserkal Arts Foundation will bring Is This Tomorrow? to Dubai from November 6–23, 2019, in collaboration with Whitechapel Gallery, London. The exhibition, curated by Whitechapel Gallery chief curator Lydia Yee, responds to timely contemporary issues to ... Read more →

Rinus Van de Velde pulls at the threads of cultural and intellectual history with a practice that operates through a system of imagination, quotation, reference and adaption. Over the years he has increasingly evolved towards a ... Read more →

1700 dreams, now tangible for everyone Even among art experts, it is hardly known: after 40 years, Deweer Gallery holds 1700 art treasures. This impressive collection will be fully disclosed for the first time this autumn: live ... Read more →

Curated by Kevser Guler Galerist proudly announces the representation of Nilbar Güreş who will be showing a selection of her recent works in Magnet and The Moon, a solo exhibition on view from September 6 until October 12, ... Read more →

Curated by İpek Yeğinsü, Anna Laudel will present a group exhibition titled Intergalactic, showcasing selected artworks of 12 contemporary artists including Beyza Boynudelik, Şafak Çatalbaş, Alper Derinboğaz, Emin Mete Erdoğan, Horasan, Ekin Su Koç, Ali Miharbi, ... Read more →

Eligible applicants Individual, organization or publisher who intends to write or publish a book on Korean visual art to researchers and readers abroad; such support can be granted only with confirmation of overseas publication. Eligible types of ... Read more →

Curated by Kevser Güler How to determine that an entity is a living being, how to conceive its forms of interaction with its environment? Kerem Ozan Bayraktar, in his solo exhibition Rocks and Winds, Germs and Words, ... Read more →

After last year’s groundbreaking inaugural edition, A Performance Affair, the first art fair in the world entirely dedicated to performance art, is doubling its ambitions for this year. Taking place from September 5 to 8, 2019 in collaboration ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of Başak Bugay and Yaşam Şaşmazer.  Başak Bugay (1979, Istanbul, Turkey) lives and works in Istanbul. She gradutes from the Painting Department of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in ... Read more →

ARTBO | International Art Fair of Bogota will celebrate its 15th anniversary from September 19th to the 22nd, 2019, presenting 67 galleries from 17 countries, as well as five curatorial proposals as part of the sections ... Read more →

“We do not see things as they are, we see things as we are.” –Anaïs Nin, Seduction of the Minotaur Capsule Shanghai is delighted to announce the opening of New York-based artist Ivy Haldeman’s solo exhibition, (Hesitate), the first ... Read more →

GLOBAL FREQUENCIES seeks to establish the diversity of the art world and to consolidate the singular works through the idea of its sheer existence and desire to connect with each other. Wikipedia says about Lincoln: “Designated as ... Read more →

On occasion of the retrospective Gretchen Bender: So Much Deathless at Red Bull Arts New York, DIS held a focus group—a tool from the realm of advertising—to understand the relevance of Bender’s work to audiences, artists, ... Read more →

The Americas, the exhausted land. The land that currently puts into question the idea of internationality of our polyglot street newspaper for art and society, wealth and poverty. How capable are we to be aware of other latitudes within our ... Read more →

The 15th anniversary of ARTBO | International Art Fair of Bogota, will take place on a new set of dates from September 19 to the 22, 2019 with a preview and vernissage on September 18.  For the first time, ... Read more →

Curator: Iris Long (Winner of "Sustainability" of Hyundai Blue Prize 2018) Artists: Christian “Mio” Loclair, ZHANG Wenxin, Anna Ridler & Daria Jelonek, HE Zike, LIU Xin, Payne ZHU, Jake Elwes, Philipp Schmitt & Stephan Bogner, LarbitsSisters, Kyle McDonald, Kate Crawford & Vladan Joler, SUN Xiaoxing & HU Yanjun On July 12, Lying Sophia and ... Read more →

Collaborative publication, limited edition of 15  We are delighted to introduce GONG PRESS’ new publication, NYC Fishing Journal, by Yi Xin Tong. In a limited edition of 15, the journal presents personal images and notes from 62 out ... Read more →

After the vibrant celebration of its 25th anniversary, Artissima—the only fair in Italy exclusively devoted to contemporary art—will return to the Oval pavilion in Turin from November 1-3, 2019, under the artistic direction of Ilaria Bonacossa. Exhibitors Don’t miss the ... Read more →

NanHai Art is pleased to present Body, Self, and Identity: Stella Zhang and Hong Chun Zhang, a duo exhibition featuring the art of Stella Zhang and Hong Chun Zhang, artists both graduated from the prestigious Central Academy of ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce the third edition of art berlin with the participation of more than 110 international galleries. For the second time, art berlin takes place in the spectacular hangars of the historic Tempelhof Airport. ... Read more →

From July 8 to November 8, miart – Milan’s international fair of modern and contemporary art invites exhibitors to apply for its 25th edition. Please click here for an overview of the next edition, including information about the ... Read more →

Exhibitions can be visited at: Detroit Public Library (Main, Skillman & Parkman) Michigan, USA In a rare constellation, the exhibition Show me your Shelves! realizes an artistic dialogue between black artists from Germany and the US. First in Detroit, then later this ... Read more →

Despite its title, Andy Warhol's 1965 underground film, My Hustler, is not, as far as I can tell, one of the many cinematic references in Stephen Chow's 2004 madcap action comedy, Kung Fu Hustle. Yet, the ... Read more →

International Print Center New York (IPCNY) is pleased to present Umbra: New Prints for a Dark Age. The exhibition is part of our New Prints Program, a platform to showcase international printmaking in the current moment. Selected by ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present Screened Pictures, an exhibition of a new body of work by Anthony Hernandez to be shown together for the first time. This will be the first exhibition of the ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is pleased to present Inner Ear Vision: Sound as Medium. Opening July 11, the exhibition explores sound as an artistic medium beyond the aural and assembles works by 18 multidisciplinary artists providing a variation on the theme. A reference to ... Read more →

Art Paris, the leading spring event for modern and contemporary art, celebrates the French art scene and invites visitors to discover four dynamic cities: Barcelona, Lisbon, Madrid and Porto. In the 20 years since its first edition, ... Read more →

The first edition of the new POSITIONS Munich Art Fair will take place from October 17–20, 2019 at Reithalle Munich. After two very successful editions of paper positions munich, the fair will now be expanded to POSITIONS Munich Art Fair with a special sector paper ... Read more →

FIAC Galleries For its 46th edition, FIAC, one of the world’s leading art fairs, will run from Thursday, October 17 to Sunday, October 20, bringing together 197 of the most prestigious modern art, contemporary art and design galleries from ... Read more →

After signing off on the July/August issue of ArtAsiaPacific, the editors are hoping to savor two comparatively languid months off from the frantic art world calendar. However, world events, in Hong Kong and elsewhere, won’t relent. This issue is ... Read more →

Julie Alpert, Benjamin Armas and Ori Carino, Macon Reed, Kathy Sirico, and Kaori Yamashita The Museum of Craft and Design is pleased to present Interior/Exterior opening on July 27, 2019, an exhibition that examines structures, “rooms” and ... Read more →

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to present The Watchers, an exhibition that focuses on the multi-faceted nature of surveillance and privacy in contemporary society, and the subsequent production and obscuration of information and news. Artists ... Read more →

ARTWORKS is a non profit organization that offers funding and public engagement opportunities for Greek artists through the SNF Artist Fellowship Program. At the Summer Nostos Festival 2019, ARTWORKS is showcasing the first cohort of fellows through ... Read more →

Compelling criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997. Order your copy or subscribe now.  In the issue:  Artist's Project  CAPS SUBS by Christine Sun Kim  with introduction by Alison O'Daniel Conversation In the Wake of Fire: A Conversation with Anna Mayer by Candice Lin and Poppy Coles Reviews: Sarah ... Read more →

Curated by Shehab Awad  Júlia Brandão, Max Colby, Margaux Crump, Anneli Goeller, Juan Neira, and Ryan Wilde  Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present A Body of Work, a group exhibition curated by Shehab Awad. This exhibition features drawing, ... Read more →

During its second season in Mahon, Menorca, in conjunction with the Stanley Whitney/Yves Klein exhibit, Galería Cayón is pleased to present a selection of five works by Minjung Kim (Gwangju, Republic of Korea, 1962). This will ... Read more →

Design as we Speak by the artist and designer Stéphane Barbier Bouvet is the first exhibition in a series of projects at Grand Hall in Zaventem Ateliers, curated by Dimitri Jeurissen, with the aim of critically ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of two Hong Kong-based artists Isaac Chong Wai and Jaffa Lam Laam. Isaac Chong Wai (b. 1990, China) works and lives in Berlin and Hong Kong. Chong works across a range of ... Read more →

London-based artists Something & Son create a new Afrocentric space in the heart of Peckham, to support and grow London’s Afro hair and beauty industry and to put the power back into the hands of the ... Read more →

A project of Ten at Seven With Sofía Córdova, Edgar Heap of Birds, Pam Lins, Jake Kean Mayman, Sheila Pepe, and curated by Candice Madey. Ten at Seven is a biannual curatorial project hosted by the S.J. Weiler Fund, a foundation supporting ... Read more →

Border Crossings achieves a landmark with its current publication Next year Manitoba will celebrate 150 years as a Canadian province. In our 38th year, Border Crossings, the Winnipeg-based international arts magazine, has just reached that milestone. We have ... Read more →

Het HEM presents its inaugural Chapter 1NE, featuring a group exhibition, Boxing Clinic and public programme that highlight the institution’s commitment to bring art and community closer together, as well as its focus on an inclusive, interdisciplinary ... Read more →

Application forms to participate in Arte Fiera 2020 are now online Arte Fiera, Italy’s longest running modern and contemporary art fair (founded in 1974) continues its journey of renewal under the guidance of art critic and curator ... Read more →

Taiwan’s prestigious contemporary arts award, the Taishin Arts Award, announced the laureates and presented the award ceremony at Taishin Tower on May 25. The laureates of three awards were selected from 15 finalists, and were respectively ... Read more →

Spazio Maiocchi presents two new exhibitions curated by KALEIDOSCOPE which bring together one of today’s most acclaimed artists, Sterling Ruby (American/Dutch, b. 1972, lives and works in Los Angeles), with one of his creative heroes, legendary ... Read more →

WYNG Media Award (WMA) is a series of non-profit programmes that spark discussions of important social issues of Hong Kong through impactful images, with a view to fostering positive change. From now till September 30, 2019 (11:59pm ... Read more →

Galería Cayón is pleased to open its second season in Mahón, Menorca, with an exhibition focusing on the exploration of color through the works of Stanley Whitney (Philadelphia, 1946) and Yves Klein (Nice, 1928–Paris, 1962). Whitney has been ... Read more →

Featuring: Annie Ernaux, Katharina Sykora, Jens Klein, Christin Müller, Eileen Myles, Joanna Piotrowska, Alexander García Düttmann, Susanne Kriemann, Erik van der Weijde, Brad Feuerhelm Order here The close relationship shared by photography and literature is the focus of the ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. For the summer 2019 issue of Aperture and the concurrent exhibition, guest editor Tilda Swinton draws upon the themes of Virginia Woolf’s prescient 1928 novel Orlando, revolutionary in both form ... Read more →

The Papers of the Exhibition (1977–2017) is a collaborative project between Bulegoa z/b and Azkuna Zentroa which aims to study certain exhibitions that took place between 1977 and 2017. To that end, different international encounters will ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to present Self As Tube, a new exhibition by Seth Price. The exhibition includes a series of mixed-media paintings and back-lit photographic works presented as light boxes and light tubes. For his ... Read more →

Get issue #68 or subscribe In this issue: Yuji Agematsu as “Primal Historian” by Chris Sharp Yuji Agematsu is an urban flaneur who scours the landscape to collect refuse, embodying the essence of a Benjaminian “primal historian”—somebody who reminds us that ... Read more →

CURA. 31 is out now featuring essays on Rebecca Ackroyd, Farah Al Qasimi, Bianca Bondi, Maja Čule, Nikita Gale, Ilana Harris-Babou, Jamila Johnson-Small, Valerie Keane, Jade Kuriki Olivo (Puppies Puppies), Lady Skollie, Kris Lemsalu, Miriam Laura ... Read more →

Cell Project Space presents Civic Duty, a group exhibition that examines public life defined by its prohibitions and exclusions, bringing together a selection of intergenerational artists that investigate or draw from various marginalised positions to explore broader social ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that applications for Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2020 are now open. View our application guidelines and online entry forms here. Applications close on Monday, September 16, 2019. Investec Cape Town Art ... Read more →

Upstream Gallery is delighted to announce its representation of Tabor Robak Tabor Robak’s work employs computer generated imaging to create videos of invented worlds. Working in programs including Unity, After Effects, Photoshop and Cinema 4D, the artist ... Read more →

Jahn und Jahn is pleased to present works on paper by the internationally acclaimed artist Karel Appel (1921 Amsterdam–2006 Zurich) who was co-founder of CoBrA and set new standards in art. With a focus on his ... Read more →

The call for applications to ARCOmadrid 2020 is now open. Building on the remarkable critical and commercial success of last year’s edition of the fair, ARCOmadrid 2020—which will take place in the Spanish capital February 26–March 1, ... Read more →

The summer issue of Flash Art is an attempt to map the ecological breakdown that is restructuring our belief systems, forcing us to conceive of new relational modes that reappraise our centrality in the world and ... Read more →

Ikon and a.topos present Pure Pleasure (2018) by British artist Kate Groobey. Consisting of video, dressed mannequin and paintings, this installation—coinciding with the opening of the Venice Biennale 2019—is as joyful as it is philosophical, informed by the artist’s feminist ... Read more →

KUNSTFORUM International proudly announces the release of KUNSTFORUM’s Guide to the 58th Venice Biennale. Get all the information you need for this year’s international art exhibition in Venice. Benefit from the commented photographic tours, maps, critical essays ... Read more →

418 Gallery was founded in Bucharest in 2008. Since 2017 the gallery has its headquarters in Cetate on the shores of the Danube and became the first rural gallery in Romania. This unusual environment, which is ... Read more →

kurimanzutto presents Pleasure Afterwards, a new solo exhibition by Miguel Calderón in which the artist brings together sculpture, photography and video works that are interrelated and delve into events of his life. Calderón also includes a series of ... Read more →

Anna Laudel is delighted to announce the opening of its second location, featuring a four-story gallery space situated in a historic building in Düsseldorf, Germany.  Aiming to promote emerging Turkish and international artists, Anna Laudel in Düsseldorf ... Read more →

Helwaser Gallery is pleased to announce Christina Kruse: Base and Balance, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Christina Kruse (b. 1976, Germany) presenting the artist’s newest body of sculptural work completed over the last two years. This ... Read more →

Queer Zagreb and HDLU (Croatian Association of Artists) present an exhibition of shunga woodblock prints from a private collection of curators Zvonimir Dobrovic and Bruno Isakovic. Over 100 works by major Japanee ukiyo-e artists, including Hokusai, ... Read more →

I am Meta. I am a text about a text, writing about writing. I am a new collaboration between art-agenda and TextWork, an editorial platform created by Fondation d'entreprise Ricard and the French Ministry of Culture dedicated to ... Read more →

As part of its spring and summer season, Magazzino Italian Art Foundation will present Reconsidering Arte Povera, a four-part lecture series exploring new insights into Arte Povera. The series embodies Magazzino’s enduring commitment to creating new opportunities for ... Read more →

Applications are now open for The Armory Show 2020, taking place March 5–8, with a VIP Preview Day on March 4. Situated in the heart of Manhattan, the upcoming edition will mark 26 years as New ... Read more →

Marian Goodman Gallery presents an exhibition of Tino Sehgal's Yet untitled on a floor piece by Pierre Huyghe titled 6 PM, 2000 and enacted by Margherita D’Adamo, Sandhya Daemgen, Nikima Jagudajev, Josh Johnson, Justin F. Kennedy, Thomas Proksch and Lizzie Sells.

Mazzoleni is pleased to present The Shock of Objectivity, curated by Kenneth Baker. This will be Nunzio’s first solo exhibition in London and will display a series of grand and imposing sculptures spanning from the late eighties to the most recent ... Read more →

In fact, lately I find you repulsive. The damage was done by you alone, but the trouble you caused harms everyone. You are a hypocrite in a sincere world. In your heart, you are convinced that no one understands ... Read more →

Foundwork, the new online artist platform for the contemporary art community, is pleased to announce the first annual Foundwork Artist Prize, an unrestricted juried grant of 10,000 USD to be awarded in October 2019 to an outstanding ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery presents Kati Heck's fourth solo exhibition: All my friends are wild. In this exhibition Heck shows a series of new paintings, textile works, photos and a bronze sculpture. Kati Heck’s masterful virtuosity is ... Read more →

Daelim Museum presents Jaime Hayon: Serious Fun, a solo exhibition of influential creator and visionary, Jaime Hayon, from April 27 to November 17, 2019. Through diverse mediums such as design, furniture, sculpture, sketches, and large-scale installations, the exhibition ... Read more →

On the occasion of the centennial anniversary of Avesta’s restored city rights Avesta Art 2019 is pleased to announce FESTEN (the Celebration), the 18th annual contemporary art exhibition at Verket. With world-renowned artists Jacob Dahlgren (Sweden), ... Read more →

It is with great pleasure that we announce the opening of Andréhn-Schiptjenko Project Space in Paris. This marks the first international expansion of Andréhn-Schiptjenko outside of Sweden and the space will serve to expand the gallery’s ... Read more →

Japan and Poland celebrates the 100th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Poland in 2019. Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Kyoto Art Center are honored to co-organize a large-scale group show to introduce Japanese and Polish contemporary ... Read more →

KALEIDOSCOPE teams up with Lafayette Anticipations – Fondation d’entreprise Galeries Lafayette, on a multi-disciplinary program of public events taking place in Paris from 17–19 May 2019. This new festival—co-curated by KALEIDOSCOPE’s creative director Alessio Ascari and editor-at-large Myriam Ben Salah ... Read more →

The Merchant House is pleased to present the leading Italian painter Pino Pinelli joined by two young French artists, Elsa Tomkowiak and Mary Sue. We are also celebrating Elsa Tomkowiak’s site-specific installation for the Amsterdam Sculpture Biennale, ... Read more →

Exhibitors: Ion Anghel, Cezar Atodiresei, Catalin Balescu, Traian Boldea, Marcel Bunea, Petru Lucaci, George Mircea, George Moscal, Alexandru Rădvan, Mihai Sirbulescu, Andrei Tudoran. Curated by: Catalin Balescu Art critic: Cristian Robert Velescu The Romanian Cultural Institute in New York is pleased to announce the group exhibition Another East which runs ... Read more →

Sugarcane Magazine today announces artist Sheena Rose as guest editor for the Barbados-themed third issue of the print edition Sheena Rose, a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist, based in Barbados, will work with other artists, performers, writers such as ... Read more →

From May 30 to June 2, 2019, the second edition of JINGART will return to Beijing with an extraordinary breadth of artwork on view for collectors and art lovers of all levels. A stellar roster of 41 exhibitors will ... Read more →

Participating artists: Eylem Aladogan, Maja Bajevic, Razan Hassan, Katerina Sidorova, Preta Wolzak Nothing is more congenial, more seductive than textiles, especially in an epoch like ours, when technology plays a paramount role, and the senses seem to be in ... Read more →

Perrotin Hong Kong is pleased to present Eddie Martinez’s second solo exhibition with the gallery following Blockhead Stacks in Tokyo in 2018. Eddie Martinez is a Brooklyn-based artist whose poignant approach to painting combines figuration with abstraction, using various ... Read more →

In 1960 George Heard Hamilton published the first complete typographic translation of Duchamp’s The Green Box in English. A trade edition of 1000 copies, the landmark publication circulated and translated Duchamp’s notes and conceptual ambitions for ... Read more →

The international contemporary art fair Art Vilnius is the biggest art fair in the Eastern European region, which is celebrating its one-decade anniversary. Art Vilnius ’19, the tenth iteration of the fair, will take place between ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce the release of KALEIDOSCOPE‘s new issue #34 (spring/summer 2019), launching in Venice during the opening days of the Biennale and shortly after in Paris, for the first edition of KALEIDOSCOPE Manifesto at Lafayette ... Read more →

Art Brussels once again attracted experienced and considered Belgian and international collectors who flocked to the fair this year, as well as numerous institutions and high-profile art world personalities creating an electric atmosphere with strong sales ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present Surrogates, a group show bringing together three prominent artists for the first time: Huguette Caland, Kiki Kogelnik, and Lynn Hershman Leeson. The work in Surrogates investigates the use and visibility ... Read more →

NEON is proud to present SIGHT an unprecedented site-specific exhibition by British artist Antony Gormley, in collaboration with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Cyclades, on the archaeological site and the Museum of Delos Island. This project by the renowned sculptor marks the first time that an artist takes over the archaeological site ... Read more →

The street newspaper on art and society, wealth and poverty, Arts of the Working Class (AWC) celebrates the first year of its commitment to the universal basic need for art. The publication has multiple functions—as a ... Read more →