For our 40thissue, uncube magazine sent an editorial expedition team up north to get under the skin of one of Europe’s most fascinating and enigmatic geographical outposts: Iceland. We feature a unique contribution from the artist ... Read more →

Conceptual framework: NorgunkPrepared by: Seda Ateş, Ayşe Orhun Gültekin The presentation of zones of color as forms in themselves created one of the most radical breaking points in the history of art. In December 1915, exactly 100 years ... Read more →

Mousse 51 is a photo issue dedicated to exhibitions from 1985 to 1995, the last ten years or so before exhibitions went online, and possibly, before the exhibition view became a requisite genre. Up to 20 years ... Read more →

The lumber room and the Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery, Reed College, are proud to announce the publication of Confessions, internationally recognized artist Jessica Jackson Hutchins’ pictorial reader.  Designed by Gary Robbins in close collaboration with ... Read more →

Art Brussels is pleased to announce the participants of its 34th edition—the first to take place at the fair’s spectacular new location, Tour & Taxis, a turn-of-the-century former Customs House situated in Brussels’ inner city area. The ... Read more →

Son et Lumière—the two essential elements of expression and celebration, and both are present in this issue. The light (photography) is represented by the photographs of two American masters: Robert Frank and Lee Friedlander. The sound ... Read more →

Antenne Books are pleased to announce the launch of their new online bookstore, designed by OK-RM. antennebooks.com features a wide selection of artist publications, photo books, magazines, rare and out-of-print publications, monographs and more. Titles are available ... Read more →

In this issue, you will find showcased 19 curated sections following our tradition of publishing non-redactional curatorial projects. Among the disciplines/projects that will be explored in this issue: we put the “water” in “watercolor,” paper in ... Read more →

The 14th edition of LOOP Barcelona will take place from May 26 to June 4. The core professional event, LOOP Fair, will once again become a meeting point for artists, galleries, collectors, curators, producers, and professionals ... Read more →

The winter issue of X-TRA is here.Order now. Michael Ned Holte reviews On Kawara—Silence at the Guggenheim Museum, New York in “27,991 days: On Kawara’s workload.” Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal looks at The Animated Reader, edited by Brian ... Read more →

Edouard Malingue Gallery is pleased to present Panoramix, the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong of the Indonesian collective Tromarama. Established in 2006 in Bandung, Indonesia, and comprised of artists Febie Babyrose, Ruddy Hatumena and Herbert ... Read more →

The Daniel & Florence Guerlain Foundation has announced the names of the three selected artists for the 2016 prize. Jana Gunstheimer, born in 1974 in Zwickau (Germany) After studying art history and ethnology in Leipzig, Gunstheimer enrolled ... Read more →

Peep-Hole is pleased to present Arthuro, a platform devoted to public programs and educational activities offered by contemporary art institutions all over the world.  Arthuro serves as a guide and global planner for public and educational ... Read more →

James Cohan is pleased to present Inverted Birth, the gallery’s seventh solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed video artist Bill Viola, on view from December 10 through January 30. Featured are six major works created between 2012 ... Read more →

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the Grand Prix winner for the second Nissan Art Award, which recognizes exceptional work by Japanese artists. Seven finalists were selected by jury members in May and their respective works have ... Read more →

On the occasion of the current exhibition Hans Schärer: Madonnas and Erotic Watercolors, join us at New York’s Swiss Institute on Wednesday, December 9 for an artist talk celebrating KALEIDOSCOPE’s recent Art&Sex Edition, a special themed ... Read more →

In a world where we use Instagram “likes” and YouTube views to assess who and what is important, and fame is just a click away, what impact is the Internet really having on how we think ... Read more →

Featuring:Simon Baier on Anne CollierMatthias Reichelt on Helmut und Johanna KandlGuy Mannes-Abbott on Ala YounisCecilia Fajardo-Hill on Teresa Burga Column: Cinenova—Feminist Film and Video Distributor Processes that determine the distribution of political, social, cultural, and economic agency ... Read more →

With the aim of promoting the values of artistic creation and extending them into the sphere of social utility, the artists Núria Güell and Levi Orta have launched Europe’s Self-Sustaining Creative Economy Award, with a prize ... Read more →

The SPACE Collection, formerly Sayago & Pardon, is currently presenting its inaugural exhibition, Monochrome Undone. Monochrome Undone showcases the contemporary monochrome in Latin America and features 68 artworks by 36 international artists. The show includes diverse ... Read more →

London gallery Ordovas has extended the dates of its United States debut exhibition, Chillida: Rhythm-Time-Silence, the first dedicated to the artist in New York City in 26 years. A central figure in European post-war sculpture, Eduardo ... Read more →

White Cube is pleased to present 6 x 6 An Improvisation by Larry Bell, an off-site project organised to coincide with Art Basel Miami Beach. For this exhibition, Bell has installed a major “Standing Wall” sculpture, previously exhibited at the ... Read more →

Reaffirming its reputation as the most global of art fairs, Art Dubai 2016 features the fair’s largest and most internationally diverse lineup of galleries to date, with 94 galleries from 40 countries presenting rare works by ... Read more →

After a short prelude in last summer’s four-month Supercommunity issue for the 2015 Venice Biennale, we are pleased to present Coco Fusco’s full special issue of e-flux journal focusing on Cuban artists and intellectuals’ intricate navigation of ... Read more →

For centuries, Asia and Europe were thought to be separate and distinct. But where exactly is the physical demarcation between them? Is it the Ural Mountains or Caucasus Mountains? Or do the linked bodies of water ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Djinn, Tomasz Kowalski’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Kowalski, who is a key figure among a new generation of Polish artists, will show nine paintings on canvas (mainly ... Read more →

The Or Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in NADA Miami Beach 2015. The gallery will exhibit a small selection of editions and single works by Vancouver-based artists pertaining to the city’s strong history of ... Read more →

“This fair is a gem in the international art market—small scaled but professionally executed by dedicated organisers. In three days we sold most our works, mainly to new contacts in Turkey, Greece, the Netherlands and Germany.” —Nieck ... Read more →

Booth B2

Artists:
Arman, ERRÓ, FAILE, Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst, POSE, Mel Ramos, Massimo Vitali

Your contact at the fair:
Katrin-Sophie Dworczak
katrin.dworczak [​at​] hilger.at / T +1 312 722 2200

artmonte-carlo is pleased to announce the constitution of its selection committee: Philippe Davet (Blondeau & Cie), Pierpaolo Falone (Franco Noero), Edouard Merino (Air de Paris), Stéphane Ribordy (ribordy contemporary), Philippe Jousse (Jousse Entreprise), and Glenn Scott ... Read more →

With Pierre Ardouvin, Robert Barry, Lisa Beck, Oliver Beer, Florian Bézu, Ulla von Brandenburg, Matthew Chambers, Martin Creed, Trisha Donnelly, Thomas Fougeirol, Fernanda Gomes, Julian Hoeber, Shila Khatami, Jiri Kovanda, Rodrigo Matheus, Fabien Mérelle, Julien Nédélec, ... Read more →

The Prince Claus Fund Gallery in Amsterdam welcomes you to Newsha Tavakolian’s solo exhibition I know why the rebel sings, running November 27 through March 4, curated by Vali Mahlouji. From war reportage to compelling artistic ... Read more →

ARCOmadrid has announced that it will launch a new annual fair in Lisbon, tapping into one of Europe’s liveliest art scenes and connecting it with larger international art circuits. Called ARCOlisboa, the first edition of the new ... Read more →

David Medalla, stanley brouwn, John Divola and Lee UfanA project by Gabriel Kuri Unidades y Continuidades (Units and Continuities) surveys the language of experimentation that four artists began developing over 40 years ago. The works on display ... Read more →

The 22nd edition of Artissima, International Fair of Contemporary Art, closed in Turin on November 8. As every year, the major event devoted to contemporary art and one of the most fascinating on the contemporary art ... Read more →

Artists: Eunji Cho, Hong Soun, Ryo Ikeshiro, Interaction Sound Lab (Byungjun Kwon, Geunchae Kim, Youjin Jeon), Kang Young Mean, KANG Soyoung Liilliil, Inbai Kim, So Young Kim+Sookyun Yang, Yunchul Kim, Klega, Sun LAH, Dinh Q. Lê, ... Read more →

Artists in the exhibition: Gabriel Acevedo Velarde (b. 1976, Lima, Peru), Carla Chaim (b. 1983, São Paulo, Brazil), Andre Komatsu (b. 1978, São Paulo, Brazil), Daniel Medina (b. 1978, Caracas, Venezuela), Jorge Pedro Núñez (b. 1976, Caracas, ... Read more →

Galerie Fons Welters is proud to invite you to Folkert de Jong’s second solo exhibition, Court of Justice, opening during Amsterdam Art Weekend 2015. De Jong’s expressive sculptures arise from a strong fascination with the psychological and ... Read more →

This issue, a collaboration between Aperture and Performa, the nonprofit organization dedicated to exploring the critical role of live performance in visual art, takes a capacious approach to considering the intersections of photography and performance. WORDS—The ... Read more →

Scherchen was one of the few people that naturally lived in the new—a necessary novelty for the expansion of his vitality at the expense of his overflow of energy. He never denied his reputation; I can ... Read more →

For her first ever solo show in Poland, Berlin-based artist Alicja Kwade moves outside the boundaries of the White Cube and engages with the industrial space of TRAFO. A survey of the artist’s video works, many ... Read more →

Following commissions by Jenny Holzer (1999), Olafur Elíasson (2007) and Jeff Koons (2010), the BMW Art Car series will now be continued. On the occasion of the series’ 40th anniversary, a jury of distinguished museum directors and ... Read more →

Applications to Art16, London’s most diverse contemporary art fair, are now open. Art16 will return to Olympia from Friday, May 20 to Sunday, May 22, with a preview day on Thursday, May 19 (by invitation only). The ... Read more →

AB/ANBAR gallery, a new multidisciplinary contemporary art centre in downtown Tehran, announces its next exhibition on December 4, featuring works by Raha Raissnia to be exhibited for the first time in Tehran. Selected Works: Raha Raissnia is ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that the November–December issue of Flash Art International is out now. This issue of Flash Art considers the revitalization of pastoral narratives in contemporary art and recent artist contributions to radical theories ... Read more →

Andréhn-Schiptjenko has the pleasure of announcing Xavier Veilhan’s new solo exhibition, CEDAR, the artist’s seventh at the gallery. A cut-up cedar tree trunk is aligned on both walls of the gallery space with geometrical and somehow chronological ... Read more →

Metrolinx invites professional artists to submit their credentials for consideration for the first stage of a competition for the upcoming Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit (ECLRT) in Toronto, Canada. The ECLRT will run 19 km across Eglinton ... Read more →

ARCOmadrid 2016 will celebrate its 35th anniversary February 24–28. To mark the occasion, the fair has invited 35 major international galleries to participate in a special program entitled “Imagining Alternative Futures,” bringing together the galleries that ... Read more →

James Cohan is pleased to present Pop, an exhibition of the late Robert Smithson‘s works on paper and select sculpture from 1963-65, on view from November 21 through January 10, 2016. This exhibition marks the debut ... Read more →

Curated by Başak Şenova This year, Hristina Ivanoska and Yane Calovski’s collaborative project We are all in this alone represented the Republic of Macedonia at the 56th Venice Biennale. Curated by Başak Şenova, the first foreign curator ... Read more →

Alserkal Avenue is delighted to announce the opening of Leila Heller Gallery, New York/Dubai’s new gallery space in Dubai, with separate solo exhibitions by Ghada Amer and Wim Delvoye. The 14,000-square-foot space opened as part of Galleries ... Read more →

The 4th edition of CONTEXT Art Miami continues its commitment to providing a dynamic high-standard experience by announcing its list of special projects and programming. Sound Positions Curated by Christoph Cox, Sound Positions creates an immersive and intimate ... Read more →

Praz-Delavallade & Vedovi are pleased to announce More pictures from Wai’anae, Matthew Brandt’s first solo exhibition in Brussels. The show will exhibit a new series on the Hawaiian landscape that furthers Brandt’s formal and material consideration ... Read more →

Vyacheslav Akhunov, Babi Badalov, Vlado Martek, Dimitrij PrigovCurated by Marco Scotini The Laura Bulian Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition that will open its next season and inaugurate the new exhibition spaces at Via Piranesi, ... Read more →

Marco Maggi brings a development of the piece he presented at the Venice Biennale to Galeria Nara Roesler in São Paulo. Marco Maggi of Uruguay was one of the artists selected for the ongoing 56th Venice ... Read more →

Lawrie Shabibi is pleased to present A Dish Fit for the Gods by Farhad Ahrarnia, his first solo at the gallery.  A Dish Fit for the Gods juxtaposes ancient imagery, 20th-century modernism, hand-embroidered textiles depicting archival ... Read more →

In the years since the revolution, Iran’s reconstruction has been twofold. The post-1979 economic recovery has resulted in a flurry of new buildings, along with a tidal wave of gentrification and widening income disparity. It is ... Read more →

Art Los Angeles Contemporary, the International Contemporary Art Fair of the West Coast, returns for its seventh edition on January 28 to 31, 2016, at The Barker Hangar, Santa Monica, California. ALAC anchors Los Angeles’s pivotal ... Read more →

João Vasco Paiva presents his first major solo show and city wide public installation in Brisbane, Australia with Media Art Asia Pacific (MAAP). Coinciding with the opening weekend of the 8th Asia Pacific Triennial (APT8) in ... Read more →

Francis Alÿs, Francisca Aninat, Abdul Sharif Baruwa, Santiago Borja, Julien Devaux, Thomas Hirschhorn, Jean-Charles Hue, Juan Pablo Macías, Raul Ortega Ayala, Marco Rountree Cruz, Miguel Rodríguez Sepúlveda, Rodrigo Suárez, Tercerunquinto Curated by Michel Blancsubé TRUE STORY ... Read more →

Organized by the Benaki Museum Curated by Nadja Argyropoulou and Yorgos Tzirtzilakis The photographic “fieldwork” of Tassos Vrettos, depicting the makeshift places of worship of migrants and refugees in and around Athens, is presented for the first time at ... Read more →

Aurora Museum and Arthub continue the search for alternative angles of contemporary art as a tool to revivify the antiques collection of the museum with the group exhibition Unordinary Space: Liu Shiyuan, Yin Xiuzhen, and Gentucca ... Read more →

We ask just one thing of you, art lovers: slow down! Issue no. 2 of Even, a new contemporary art magazine, takes a sustained look at an art world whose irregular orbit may lead to nausea—and ... Read more →

The Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority is pleased to present Emirati Expressions IV: Conventions of Arts, a major exhibition of contemporary art from the United Arab Emirates. The questions Emirati Expressions IV: Conventions of Arts exhibition seeks ... Read more →

Solivagant* is pleased to announce a solo show by New York-based Norwegian artist Anne Senstad. The multi-location installation Soft Geometry-Liquid Commodity presents a series of new geometric and text-based neon works that suggest a route running ... Read more →

Contemporary art will transform the city of Toronto for the 11th annual Nuit Blanche Toronto on October 1, 2016. The all-night celebration of contemporary art, produced by the City of Toronto in collaboration with Toronto’s arts community, ... Read more →

SMOKING MIRROR November 13, 2015–January 23, 2016Opening: November 12, 6–8pm Ernst Schering Foundation Unter den Linden 32–34 10117 BerlinHours: Monday, Wednesday–Saturday noon–7pm, closed December 22–January 3, except December 30 Free AdmissionMIRROR IMAGES in Art and Medicine November 13, 2015–April 3, 2016Opening: November 12, ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific‘s November/December issue begins with a look at artistic life in China in the 1970s, specifically through the small landscape paintings of Li Shan. One of the youngest members of the No Name Painting Society, or Wuming Huahui, ... Read more →

On Saturday, November 7 at 7pm, Quartz Studio is delighted to present the exhibition Jolly Grown Up, a project by the English artist Ryan Gander (b. 1976, Chester, UK), conceived in every detail with his five-year-old daughter ... Read more →

“In the way the Big Bang theory serves as a cosmological model for the history of the universe, works by Abigail DeVille weave together temporal and spatial deviations to deliver new models for its future.” –Nico ... Read more →

As the 21st century expands human experience into the digital realm, fundamental transformations spread rapidly and unchecked through incremental changes to the everyday. Wired into invisible networks and new economies, critical reflection might only occur with ... Read more →

In Djibril Diop Mambéty’s 1992 dark comedy Hyènes, an extravagantly wealthy woman returns to her poor village seeking revenge. Her target is the man who humiliated her in her youth by getting her pregnant and abandoning her. ... Read more →

Every year in November, Vienna’s leading art institutions, galleries, independent exhibition spaces and academies join up to celebrate art during Vienna Art Week. With more than 200 events ranging between contemporary experiment and the Baroque, Vienna ... Read more →

In the 10th edition of Contemporary Istanbul, taking place from November 12 to 15, the fair has a special focus on Iranian art, presenting works selected and brought by four of Tehran’s leading independent art galleries ... Read more →

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation announces the opening of When Artists Speak Truth…, an exhibition conceived as a multi-vocal dialogue about how artists contribute to political transformation and help shape an expanded and more nuanced understanding ... Read more →

Edited by Vanessa Joan Müller 24 projects in public spaces: 2009–15 Venice / Marfa / Toronto / Bern / Wolfsburg / Wuppertal / Katowice / Bochum / Sofia / Christchurch / Marl / Leipzig / Thessaloniki / ... Read more →

Ergin Çavuşoğlu, Nezaket Ekici, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt, Paul Hodgson, Antonio Riello, Taus Makhacheva Organised by: Open Space Istanbul and Open Dialogue IstanbulCurated by: Huma Kabakcı and Billur Tansel Following the exhibitions in London and ... Read more →

Tickets, guided tours and catalogues are available here. Paris Photo, the premier international art fair for works in the photographic medium, will be at the Grand Palais in Paris from November 12–15.  The 19th edition will ... Read more →

GROSSES TREFFEN / STORMÖTE / SUURI KOKOUS / STOR MØTE / LISTASTEFNA / STORMØDE is an annual one-day network event for Nordic artists and Berlin-based curators. Conceived by Danish curator Solvej Helweg Ovesen and organized by ... Read more →

Laurent Grasso will present his first major solo exhibition in Japan, Soleil Noir, produced in partnership with the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, at Ginza Maison Hermès Le Forum, Tokyo. A leading conceptual artist, Laurent Grasso (b. France) has ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO, The International Exposition of Contemporary & Modern Art, is accepting applications for its upcoming fifth edition at Navy Pier’s Festival Hall, running September 22–25, 2016. Maintaining its ardent commitment to quality in both the ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to present Hard Copy, Matthew Plummer-Fernandez’s first solo show. Long fascinated by the resilience of pop icon shapes, Plummer-Fernandez expands on his ideas about illusory images, material, and copyright to generate a new ... Read more →

Andrea Meislin Gallery is pleased to announce A 7th Option, Ilit Azoulay’s third solo exhibition at the gallery.  This exhibition will be presented concurrently with the artist’s inclusion in Ocean of Images: New Photography 2015 at the ... Read more →

Performance: Astrology Orchestra Co-presented with Rice Public Art Saturday, November 14, 3pmThe James Turrell Twilight Epiphany “Skyspace” at Rice University Free admission Los Angeles-based artist Katie Grinnan’s sculptures, photography, sound, and video works investigate the relationship between visual and cognitive ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by James Turrell, his fifth with the gallery over the last decade. The exhibition will include three major, large-scale “Elliptical Glass” works, as well ... Read more →

ZonArte is the network promoted and supported by the CRT Foundation for Modern and Contemporary Art, bringing together the Education Departments of leading local institutions devoted to Contemporary Art: Castello di Rivoli—Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Fondazione Merz, ... Read more →

Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld’s exhibition—intended as a break and rupture in the texture of perception, a figurative “tea time”—is an oracle for digital existence. She has rearranged objects, truths and other given conditions into a suggestion of ... Read more →

The WMA Commission invites entries for proposals from artists and photographers from both Hong Kong and the international community. The Commission recipient will be invited to create new photo-based work in Hong Kong, focusing on the ... Read more →

Fabienne Lasserre: Les Approches  In her first solo exhibition at Parisian Laundry, Brooklyn-based artist Fabienne Lasserre continues her rigorous exploration of material, form, space and agency. Though her large-scale sculptures certainly perform their own autonomy as ... Read more →

We live in a time when more information has been stored in the past decade than in all of human history that preceded it. 2014 saw the making of one trillion photographs—a quarter of all pictures ... Read more →

Following his 20-year survey at Palazzo Farnese in Piacenza, Italy, GROUND is Hyde’s first Los Angeles solo exhibition in two decades. The exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated 48-page catalog that features interviews by curator Lucía Sanromán and ... Read more →

Edited by Christoph Noe 400 pages, hardcover, clothboundEnglish and ChinesePublished by Hatje Cantz in October 2015 ISBN 9783775739221 We are pleased to announce the release of Liu Ye—Catalogue Raisonné, the complete collection of Liu Ye’s paintings, including provenance, ... Read more →

ArteEast is pleased to announce the release of the fall 2015 edition of ArteEast Quarterly, an online publication that offers readers a critical forum for contemporary artistic practices in the Middle East, North Africa and their ... Read more →

Pavel Zoubok Gallery is pleased to present Play Land, an exhibition of new works by Jane Benson that explore contemporary geo-cultural disruptions through division and rupture. The exhibition centers on Finding Baghdad (Part A), a dual-channel ... Read more →

“I increasingly view my works as a musical score that I ‘play,’ and exhibitions are like its reinterpretations.”   —Christian Boltanski On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Paris gallery, Marian Goodman has invited ... Read more →

Alserkal Avenue programming announces the core theme and schedule of its 2015–16 season. Inspired by the Avenue’s central position within the growing arts community in Dubai, the year’s programme will critically examine expanding concepts of community ... Read more →

Dear friends, salut. Mousse is happy to be in Paris at FIAC. Please come find the new issue (#50!), The Artist as Curator, plus new and recent publications at our stand (espace 0.A25) in the Nave of ... Read more →

30 years ago, Jan Fabre and Mark Deweer started their collaboration. At the time, in 1985, Fabre was a young, very much up-and-coming artist. Today, he is one of the most important artists of our time. The ... Read more →

Renown for its focus on research and experimentation, Artissima 2015 is about to start: 207 selected established and young galleries from 31 countries; three curated sections, including 20 Present Future solo shows by emerging artists; 25 ... Read more →

At each edition of the Paris FIAC Art Fair, Applicat-Prazan presents a solo exhibition of works by an important figure of post-war art who worked in Paris. This year the gallery will present a selection of ... Read more →

FIAC Tickets are available here FIAC will be held in Paris from October, Thursday 22 to October, Sunday 25 in the Grand Palais. The vernissage will take place on Wednesday, October 21. This 42nd edition of the fair ... Read more →

[ana] please keep your eyes closed for a moment, curated by JW Stella at Maraya Art Centre, is the first exhibition of Korean contemporary art presented by a public art institution in the MENA region. The ... Read more →

Group show with Pierre Ardouvin, Philippe Decrauzat, Fabien Mérelle, Amanda Ross-Ho, Analia Saban & Jim Shaw By opting for the theme Free Admission in this autumn’s exhibition, Praz-Delavallade indirectly addresses the question of open access, a concept that has been generalised on social ... Read more →

The esteemed private collection will stage year-long, large-scale exhibitions by major artists. Mana Contemporary is pleased to announce that the Ayn Foundation is joining its art center by bringing their collection to a 5,000-square-foot gallery on Mana’s ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce KALEIDOSCOPE’s new release (fall 2015), hitting the target of 25 issues! To celebrate this special occasion, we’ve put together an exquisite themed edition, one dedicated to all expressions of sexuality as addressed ... Read more →

Founded by Joumana Asseily, Marfa’ (which means “port” in Arabic) is a new contemporary art gallery located in the port of Beirut. It will open its doors on October 22 with the launching of its first ... Read more →

The Frieze Sculpture Park 2015 will comprise 16 new and historical works, many of which will remain on show to the public until 17 January 2016. Set in the English Gardens in the Regent’s Park, the Sculpture ... Read more →

Edited by Germano Celant The first volume of the Catalogue raisonné of the works of Mimmo Rotella (b. 1918, Catanzaro; d. 2006, Milan) is part of a more extensive systematic cataloguing project of the artist’s body ... Read more →

Edouard Malingue Gallery is pleased to present There is no there there, the first international solo exhibition of critically acclaimed Chinese painter Yuan Yuan (b. 1973, China) at Malingue Gallery, Paris. Taking inspiration from a quote ... Read more →

Cuchifritos Gallery is pleased to present Cuboids, a solo exhibition by Polish-American artist Wojciech Gilewicz comprised of three eponymous spatial, painted objects and a video. This autonomous film narrative, combining painting and performative interventions, reminds of ... Read more →

Le Grand Belleville is a non-profit organization promoting the activities of art spaces (commercial galleries, curator and artist-run spaces, FRAC), located in the neighbourhood of Belleville, Paris. Galleries Night Out: Thursday, October 22, 6–10pm Belleville Brunch: ... Read more →

At the Académie française, Ingres famously described his curriculum as following: “We will begin by drawing, we shall continue to draw, and then we shall draw some more.” It is undoubtedly the variety and breadth of ... Read more →

The 2016 Commissioned Artist is Kapwani Kiwanga, appointed by Focus curators Julia Grosse and Yvette Mutumba and The Armory Show. The Armory Show launched its distinguished Artist Commission in 2002, extending its commitment to supporting artists’ development ... Read more →

For the 13th edition of Frieze London (2015), Rampa Istanbul will show a duo presentation of works by Nevin Aladağ (b. 1972, Van) and Nilbar Güreş (b. 1977, Istanbul). Nevin Aladağ breaks down ideas connected to authorship like gender ... Read more →

Artists: Habima Fuchs, Taus Makhacheva With special contributions by Jarosław Książek, Sebastian Rakowski and Sylwia Woś The fifth season of “Otwock”, a project exploring the relationship between art and place, is dedicated to the eponymous city’s past as a ... Read more →

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) is pleased to announce Fair highlights, the 2015 recipient of the Richard Hamilton Acquisition Prize and IFPDA Book Award at its annual Print Fair, running from November 4–8 at ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman congratulates Azade Köker on her solo exhibition titled Entkettet – Dissolution at The Elgiz Museum. The Elgiz Museum will host one of Turkey’s contemporary artists Azade Köker between October 9–January 7. The artist explores the ... Read more →

Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Verne Dawson, Peter Doig, NS Harsha, Alice Neel, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Tal R, Sarah Sze, Kara Walker and Francesca Woodman Victoria Miro is delighted to present Forces in Nature, curated by the celebrated ... Read more →

Art16 announce the appointment of Nathan Clements-Gillespie as Fair Director.   Nathan Clements-Gillespie joins Art16 from MACRO – The Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome where he served from 2010 and as Director of External Affairs ... Read more →

Beams of artificial fluorescent light, pixelated images of grayscale sunrises, assembled screens of ad hoc roadside footage—these are but some of the elements in Ko Sin Tung’s visual dialogue with underground zones of construction: those hidden ... Read more →

TALKING GALLERIES instigates the debate and exchange of new trends and issues specific to the art gallery sector. TG is now open to gallerists and art professionals to participate in the 4th Symposium to be celebrated in ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that the October issue of Flash Art International is out now. Coinciding with the opening of UH-OH, Frances Stark’s mid-career retrospective at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, the new issue ... Read more →

Blondeau & Cie is delighted to announce a new exhibition by Louise Lawler: No Drones, organised in collaboration with Metro Pictures, New York. The exhibition features a set of works on vinyl, two new photographic prints, ... Read more →

As usual, we’ve worked with a fantastic group of artists, designers and curators, sharing with them ideas, content, projects and new approaches to contemporary practices. As such, many changes occurred to CURA. in the last months, ... Read more →

Curated by Laura Trisorio Thursday, October 15San Carlo Theatre 8pm Inauguration 8:15pmArt War Marco Wilms (Germany), 2014. 90 minutes, Arab, English, German. 10:30pmImagine… Jeff Koons–Diary of a Seducer Jill Nicholls (United Kingdom), 2015. 74 minutes, English. Friday, October 16 Augusteo Theatre 4pmMaking Space ... Read more →

Curated by Mark Dean  The Sultan Gallery is pleased to present Still, an exhibition of photographs by Hendrik Kerstens (Dutch) and Robert Polidori (Canadian) curated by Miami Beach-based art dealer Mark Dean. In the immortal words ... Read more →

Paris Photo, the premier international art fair for works in the photographic medium, is proud to announce the complete list of 173 galleries and art book dealers as well as a new gallery sector for Paris ... Read more →

Curated by Xabier Arakistain The exhibition Why Not Judy Chicago? at Azkuna Zentroa presents a selection of works and documents that provide an overview of over 50 years of production by this pioneer of feminist art. By looking at the ... Read more →

Co-curated by Christy Lange (Associate Editor, frieze) and Gregor Muir (Executive Director, ICA, London), the Frieze Talks 2015 programme will include artist and activist Tania Bruguera, author and artist Douglas Coupland, critic Adrian Searle, fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, ... Read more →

Nohra Haime Gallery presents Adriana Marmorek’s Máquinas Deseantes (Desiring Machines) at ARTBO’s SITIO section. The installation is inspired by the Colombian artist’s interest in the significant potency of movement to talk about desire. With Máquinas Deseantes, ... Read more →

In conjunction with Kitakyushu Biennial 2015 The Fifth, The Private Museum presents the 3rd Kitakyushu Biennial in Singapore: KIMI KIM JALAN JALAN: TAKUJI KOGO + YOUNG-HAE CHANG HEAVY INDUSTRIES. The exhibition consists of several collaborative artworks ... Read more →

Neon Parc is delighted to announce the opening of its second exhibition space, located in Brunswick, Melbourne, with the presentation of new work by one of Australia’s most celebrated and critically acclaimed contemporary artists, Dale Frank. ... Read more →

Dubbed an exhibition the size of a city, Artspace’s City-Wide Open Studios offers audiences unparalleled access to artists living and working in the Northeastern United States. From October 2–November 19, CWOS will activate over 60 sites around ... Read more →

Organizer: Chen Wei-Ching, JoanneCurator: Wang Chun-Chi, Loredana Pazzini-Paracciani, Carol Yinghua Lu inCube Arts is delighted to announce our forthcoming second edition of inToAsia: Time-based Art Festival 2015 in October. Organized by Chen Wei-ching, Joanne and curated by ... Read more →

ASIA NOW – Paris Asian Art Fair is the first boutique art fair in France and Europe to bring a new perspective to contemporary Asian art, shining a light on all it has to offer to ... Read more →

The Festivals of Live Cinema project is a unique collaboration between Czech and Norwegian platforms for film and contemporary art of the moving image. Under the umbrella of the year-long project, and with the participation of ... Read more →

One of the most versatile and inventive artists of our time, Rebecca Horn works across a range of media, including sculpture, installations, performances, painting, film and poetry.  Over the last four decades, she has produced a ... Read more →

In a time of generalized indifference and skepticism, Minerva Cuevas’ (b. 1975, Mexico) projects are characterized by a critical investigation of social realities. Her work seeks to provoke reflection on established systems, employing irony and humor ... Read more →

Ideals of memory and transformation mark the opening programme of Warehouse421′s November launch. Across exhibitons, workshops & performances, cultural revelations in art and design will be showcased by regional & international artists. Announced as Abu Dhabi’s ... Read more →

“What at first looks like a monolith is in fact hollow: an assemblage of rectangular and square boxes, open at one end and with sides five millimetres thick. They are stuck together and mutually interdependent in ... Read more →

9/11. The Greek referendum. Tonight’s opening. The many events that have nothing to do with spectacle or even remain invisible. The event holds the promise of the collective encounter; it is ubiquitous and rare. When does ... Read more →

Applications to Art Brussels 2016, the contemporary art fair in Europe’s most upcoming and exciting art city, are open until 15 October 2015. Next year’s fair promises to be an exceptional edition with exciting changes ahead. ... Read more →

Welcome!  Barcelona Gallery Weekend is an art tour for enthusiasts, collectors, professionals and artists. It is destined to become a major annual event in Barcelona: lasting four days, during which Barcelona will showcase its vibrant art ... Read more →

After the Haiti Revolution, the formerly enslaved peasants had three tools for their “counter-plantation” position: the Kreyòl language, the Lakou system (a subaltern land management system) and the belief system and ritual practices of Vodou—a triumvirate ... Read more →

Marfa Contemporary presents Zipora Fried’s Some Things Have Meaning, Others Don’t, opening Friday, October 9 during Chinati Weekend in Marfa, Texas. In addition to an opening reception, a book signing and curatorial walk-through will be held ... Read more →

On 14 October, Frieze London and Frieze Masters will return to The Regent’s Park. 2015 promises to be another outstanding year for quality and innovation, with leading curators working across the fairs’ feature sections and programming. Frieze ... Read more →

UNTITLED the international art fair continues its dedication to providing an innovative approach to the art fair model by announcing its list of exhibitors and a select preview of programming for its fourth edition. For the second ... Read more →

After the exhibition Where the trees line …, curated by Chris Sharp, which featured the work of three young artists, P420 presents a solo show by the German artist Joachim Schmid (born 1955, Balingen, Germany), already ... Read more →

Boccanera Gallery and Drifters are delighted to invite you to Non-Euclidean Alpine Adventures, a widespread project inwardly visible, where dialogue is the means to navigate and explore universes and modalities of proceeding, which will take place in Trento and in ... Read more →

This autumn, San Francisco-based British artist Richard T. Walker is showing in two concurrent solo exhibitions at Carroll / Fletcher, London and àngels barcelona.  At Carroll / Fletcher, everything failing to become something furthers the artist’s ... Read more →

Art Rooms Kyrenia launches the second part of the LINE project. Curated by Başak Şenova, the project consists of exhibitions, talks, performances and a book launch.  The project gathers works, research and ideas that accentuate the ... Read more →

MIA Photo Fair, the international photography and moving image art fair of Italy, will stage its 6th edition in Milan from Friday, April 29 to Monday, May 2, 2016 at The Mall–Porta Nuova. The VIP opening ... Read more →

Praz-Delavallade is pleased to announce their fourth solo exhibition with Los Angeles-based artist Sam Durant. Through his drawings, sculptures and installations, Durant explores the realms of pop culture, history and memoralization in order to question the ... Read more →

Krome Gallery is pleased to present MODERN TAKING, Michael Hakimi’s first solo exhibition in Luxembourg. “Michael Hakimi’s work is situated at the intersection of medium, form, and meaning. As such, it cannot be easily assigned to one of the ... Read more →

Latitude is a partnership between ABACT (Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art) and Apex-Brasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency) with the objective of creating business opportunities for Brazilian art abroad. –Latitude will present six leading Brazilian Galleries ... Read more →

Thursday, October 1, 6:30pm “Public Art”: a conversation with Liliana Moro, Stefano Arienti, Alberto Garutti and the curators. Moderated by Anna Detheridge. Teatro Agorà, Triennale Viale Alemagna 6 Milan Italy Fondazione Zegna presents the seventh edition of ALL’APERTO, curated by Andrea Zegna ... Read more →

Curated by Michele Robecchi Cortesi Gallery is delighted to present, for the first time in London, a solo exhibition by the Italian artist Grazia Varisco. Following the successful exhibition Grazia Varisco: Filo Rosso 1960/2015 at Cortesi Lugano in ... Read more →

Esker Foundation presents two parallel solo exhibitions curated by Peta Rake and Shauna Thompson: Charlotte Moth: living images, and Celia Perrin Sidarous: Interiors, Other Chambers. Charlotte Moth: living imagesCharlotte Moth is a documentarian and researcher whose practice ... Read more →

Aperture Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of the Aperture Digital Archive, a fully searchable online resource containing every issue of Aperture magazine since its founding in 1952. Now, for the first time, users will ... Read more →

Jonah Freeman, Justin Lowe and Jennifer Herrema present Scenario In The Shade, a new project based on a book of amateur ethnographic studies about the youth subcultures of Southern California. The collection, compiled and edited by ... Read more →

Public reception: September 27, 1–4pm, lumber room Public talk by Jessica Jackson Hutchins: September 29, 6:30pm, Reed College Chapel, Eliot Hall, followed by a reception at the Cooley GalleryArtist book publication party: November 7, 4–6pm, Container Corps The lumber ... Read more →

Abu Dhabi Art presents a selection of the world’s leading modern and contemporary art galleries alongside a dynamic programme of performances, talks and sensational experiences taking place at Manarat Al Saadiyat from November 18–21.  Under the patronage ... Read more →

The fall issue of X-TRA is here.Order now.  Visit X-TRA and Project X at the NY Art Book Fair! Nizan Shaked walks us through confrontations and contradictions in William Pope.L: Trinket at the Geffen Contemporary at the ... Read more →

We congratulate Wolfgang Laib for receiving the 2015 Praemium Imperiale for sculpture! The Buchmann Gallery is delighted to present a series of new beeswax sculptures by Wolfgang Laib (b. 1950 in Metzingen, Germany), which the artist created ... Read more →

Cardi gallery is pleased to present Enrico Castellani: Alla radice del non illusorio (At the roots of the not illusory). On display is a selection of 15 works from the 1960s to the 2000s.  The artistic practice ... Read more →

Luca Bolognesi, Michele Bressan, Egle Budvytyte & Bart Groenendaal, Erik Bunger, Nico Dockx, Khaled Hafez, Christopher Milne, Haroon Mirza, Bruno Muzzolini, Ferhat Ozgur, Steve Piccolo, Damien Roach, Anri Sala, Artan Shabani, Bert Theis, Josephine Turalba, Danielle ... Read more →

200,000 USD awarded to artists, researchers and institutions in 12 countries through the 2015 Artis Grant Programs  Since 2004, the Artis Grant Programs have demonstrated significant support for international exhibitions and projects that advance innovative thinking ... Read more →

Composed over the course of 16 years, John Cage’s Diary: How to Improve the World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse) is one of his most prescient and personal works. A repository of observations, anecdotes, proclivities, ... Read more →

TRIAD is pleased to present Enough About You, a performance by Einat Amir and a premiere in the United Kingdom. Enough About You engages the public in an experiment of social interaction. The performance is entirely ... Read more →

More than ever, architects today are called upon to build gestural landmarks and grandiose signature buildings. But architecture was never only about building. It is also about the flows of people, information, and resources that shape ... Read more →

Latitude is delighted to publish the results of their 4th Sectorial Study on the contemporary art market in Brazil. Latitude is a partnership between ABACT (Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art) and Apex-Brasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment ... Read more →

Artists with ambitious projects addressing racial justice through the lens of mass incarceration are invited to seek up to 100,000 USD in support.  The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation announces the next call for proposals to its Artist ... Read more →

In October Robilant+Voena will present the first solo exhibition of Gianni Colombo in the UK, organised with the Archivio Gianni Colombo. Curated by Francesca Pola and Marco Scotini, the show will celebrate the work of Colombo ... Read more →

Lawrie Shabibi is pleased to present Immortals by Adel Abidin, the artist’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. Abidin has embarked on a radical shift in his artistic practice by returning to painting, for the first time since ... Read more →

Featuring: Gastredakteurin / Guest editor  Annette Kelm Shannon Ebner, Morgan Fisher, Jan Groover, Hans Hansen, Louis Ducos du Hauron, Judith Hopf, Horst P. Horst, Barbara Kasten, David Lieske, Dirk von Lowtzow, Maren Lübbke-Tidow, Henrik Olesen, Arthur ... Read more →

Since the beginning of the 1990s the work of Pierre Ardouvin has developed as an elliptical screenplay of our disillusions. His poetry, often linked to popular culture, draws upon a deranged relationship to language and to ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce the release of the second issue of KALEIDOSCOPE ASIA, the biannual and bilingual (Chinese/English) sibling edition of KALEIDOSCOPE dedicated to contemporary art and culture from the Asia Pacific region, launched in ... Read more →

Self-Portraits is Elmgreen & Dragset’s third solo exhibition at Victoria Miro and their first in the Mayfair gallery. The show will feature a new series of works that are representations of museum wall labels of other ... Read more →

“Distance, between places and persons, is not a void to be filled for Garutti, but an invisible road that unites us, as long as we have the desire and the curiosity to walk down it.” (Francesco ... Read more →

Adrien Missika’s exhibition Zeitgeber will give you time. It will take you into the deep, uncertain time of dark caves and the beige infinity of outer space. Zeitgeber, German for “time-giver,” is a concept describing environmental signs, ... Read more →

Le Grand Belleville is a non-profit organization promoting the activities of art spaces (commercial galleries, curator and artist-run spaces, FRAC) located in the neighbourhood of Belleville, Paris. We proudly announce the launch of our website, designed ... Read more →

Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam presents the first major solo exhibition of visual artist Anne de Vries (b.  1977, The Hague), in which existing and new work are combined.   Critical Mass: Pure ImmanenceThe exhibition starts with the new ... Read more →

Erich Reusch, one of the most significant contemporary sculptors, best known for his sculptural interventions in space, first engaged with the idea of a “horizontal sculpture” in the mid-1950s. This term was popularized by Martin Schneckenburger ... Read more →

Pane Per Poveri is pleased to announce the Berlin premiere of L’Uomo del Pane, a film directed by Hanna Hildebrand and produced by Matthew Antezzo. Pane Per Poveri was first realized in Venice, Lido in May 2015 ... Read more →

In 2015 the Grundy Art Gallery begins a major new international programme of exhibitions involving light, to coincide annually with the Illuminations—a historic five-mile-long lighting display which takes place in Blackpool each autumn. Sensory Systems, the first ... Read more →

Artspace is proud to renew its exclusive partnership with EXPO CHICAGO for the fair’s fourth edition. Our acclaimed platform enables art lovers throughout the world to preview and participate in EXPO CHICAGO, which opens the international ... Read more →

The French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF), New York’s premiere French cultural center, is pleased to announce the full program for Crossing the Line 2015, the ninth annual edition of its celebrated fall arts festival, presenting interdisciplinary ... Read more →

Each year, Border Crossings publishes a special issue on painting. Disregarding the wrong-headed pronouncement concerning the death of painting, we find instead that the discipline is flourishing and that some of the liveliest contemporary conversations about ... Read more →

While in Atzompa, Mariana Castillo Deball worked in a pottery workshop with Martínez Alarzón’s family (”Taller Coatlicue”) to produce an ensemble of crafted columns. Who will measure the space, who will tell me the time ? ... Read more →

Exhibitions:Nobody Knows Where, Zhang Enli + Christopher Doyle, presented at Aurora Museum in Shanghai by curators Shaway Yeh and Davide Quadrio, has been extended to 20 September 2015. Li Mu: Qiuzhuang ProjectLi Mu – A Man, A ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO returns with 140 leading international galleries from 16 countries and 47 cities for the fourth annual exposition. In addition to more than 3,000 artists’ work on view, EXPO CHICAGO presents core programming including /Dialogues, ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present American Cowgirls of the ’40s by Servane Mary and This Hollowed Ground by Aaron Sandnes. This will be both artists’ first exhibition with the gallery. In the main gallery, Servane Mary’s exhibition ... Read more →

The project CIRCUIT—Feedback Studies by singuhr – projects, featuring the young Belgian sound and media artist Jeroen Vandesande, is both a “classic” installation exhibition and an artistic research project on the topic of feedback in contemporary ... Read more →

For the September/October issue of ArtAsiaPacific, AAP contributing editor Jyoti Dhar considers New Delhi-based Bengali artist and poet Mithu Sen’s surrealistic imagery and text-based practice. Exploring universal notions of gender and beauty, Sen employs a variety of ... Read more →

abc show With around 100 participating galleries, the eighth abc art berlin contemporary will have its exhibition in the halls of Station Berlin at Gleisdreieck from 17 to 20 September. Galleries from 17 countries will be showing ... Read more →

James Cohan Gallery is pleased to present the Ethiopian artist Elias Sime in his New York debut exhibition open September 10 through October 17, 2015.  Elias Sime is a collector of thread, buttons, plastic, animal skins, ... Read more →

Claire Harvey is known for painting figures from photographs, photographing painted figures in-situ, painting figures on glass, acetate, post-it notes, Scotch tape, and directly on the gallery wall, while incorporating every last fixture and edge of ... Read more →

Alserkal Avenue is pleased to announce exhibitions to be presented by new galleries joining the Avenue on the occasion of Galleries Night on 16 November. Held in conjunction with Abu Dhabi Art week, the evening will ... Read more →

Kavi Gupta is pleased to present Jessica Stockholder’s first solo exhibition in Chicago in 24 years. Door Hinges includes studio works that bridge painting and sculpture alongside an installation that tethers the outside of the gallery ... Read more →

Curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli NOME Gallery is pleased to present SAMIZDATA: Evidence of Conspiracy, Jacob Appelbaum’s first solo show in Germany, curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli. In cooperation with Disruption Network Lab.  The title of the show references ... Read more →

Artissima, Italy’s leading contemporary art fair, will return to the Oval in Turin from 6 to 8 November 2015. Renowned for its focus on the most innovative artistic research, in 2015 Artissima introduces many new initiatives. The ... Read more →

Wang Sishun is an emblematic figure of the new generation of contemporary artists from mainland China. Born in 1979, he lives and works in Beijing. His approach is at once conceptual and invested in the creation ... Read more →

¡Bienvenidos! Madrid Gallery Weekend 2015 Three days, more than 50 artists, 45 free exhibits open to all the public, and the most important cultural institutions in the city: from September 10 to 12, everyone will be celebrating ... Read more →

The urgent need to explore intentional and unintentional discrimination in the U.S. criminal justice system arises in the aftermath of the Ferguson verdict, the Baltimore riots, the killings of Eric Garner, the killing of William K. ... Read more →

Solo Swab Curated by Direlia Lazo and Carolina Ariza, this program preserves the individual format with presentations of Latin American artists and special attention to those artistic practices marked procedural and documentary. El Apartamento (Havana), Yornel Martínez ... Read more →

Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings, Grids on Color September 4–October 31, 2015 Opening: Thursday, September 3, 6–9pm Konrad Fischer Galerie Dusseldorf Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings, Grids on Black and White September 5–October 31, 2015 Opening: Friday, September 4, 6–9pm Konrad Fischer ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to present the first of two exhibitions at the gallery this autumn of the celebrated American artist Kara Walker. Often provocative and humorous, Kara Walker’s work explores the tensions and power plays ... Read more →

Jinny Yu’s site-specific installation at the Oratorio di San Ludovico in Venice, presented during the 56th Venice Biennale, comprises of a large three-dimensional painting with sound. Reflecting on the recent migration crises in the Mediterranean Sea ... Read more →

Artists: Burçak Bingöl (Turkey), Extrastruggle (Turkey), Hayv Kahraman (USA/Iraq), Aisha Khalid (Pakistan), Azade Köker (Turkey), Femmy Otten (Netherlands), Imran Qureshi (Pakistan) Curated by Nat Muller Galeri Zilberman is proud to announce the opening of the exhibition ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is proud to present Where clouds become sculptures and a dog talks philosophy, Rinus Van de Velde’s third exhibition at the gallery. Over the course of the last years, Belgian artist Rinus ... Read more →

With Mohamed Bourouissa, Marie Bovo, Daniel Buren, Latifa Echakhch, Camille Henrot, Huang Yong Ping, Alfredo Jaar, Anish Kapoor, Tadashi Kawamata, Lee Ufan, Claude Lévêque, Philippe Parreno and Martial Raysse Exceptional moments with Azzedine Alaïa, Éric Cantona, Gad Elmaleh, Peter Lindbergh, ... Read more →

Dublin Gallery Weekend is a new visual arts festival taking place in Dublin from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September, bringing together 30 art galleries across the city over one weekend. The galleries have collaborated to ... Read more →

Curated by Daniel Horn

Shadi Habib Allah, Alex da Corte, Verena Dengler, Tue Greenfort, Lutz Hatzor, Natalie Häusler, Tobias Kaspar, Nik Kosmas, Adriana Lara, Hans-Christian Lotz, Basim Magdy, Carter Mull, Stephen G. Rhodes, Maximilian Zentz Zlomovitz

“I investigate the beautiful and the vulgar and the relationship between them.”– Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin Rampa Istanbul is pleased to present a major retrospective and the first posthumous gallery show of Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin, one of Turkey’s ... Read more →

What compels someone to become a photographer? And what drives someone to continue to be one, pursuing the medium for as many as seven decades? How does a veteran photographer describe years of questioning politics, personal ... Read more →

Thomas Kratz Ahoi In his first solo exhibition with Deweer Gallery (and indeed in Belgium), German artist Thomas Kratz (b. 1972), who works in a wide variety of media, presents mainly abstract paintings realized on canvas, chipboard or ... Read more →

Connecting Cities is an international network of urban media institutions aiming to build up a connected infrastructure of urban media environments such as media facades, urban screens, and projection sites to circulate socio-cultural content and create scenarios ... Read more →

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to announce the first open call for grants under the Foundation’s new Art and Social Justice initiative for organizations serving the five boroughs of New York City. Grant ... Read more →

Night (1947–2015) September 1–November 30 Guest curated by Jordan Stein, Night (1947–2015) is an unfolding exhibition in the Glass House where Alberto Giacometti’s Night (1947) once stood. A series of contemporary artists including Ken Price, Tauba Auerbach, Jason ... Read more →

Ibraaz and the Kamel Lazaar Foundation are pleased to announce the launch of Dissonant Archives: Contemporary Visual Culture and Contested Narratives in the Middle East, the second volume in their co-produced “Contemporary Visual Culture in the Middle ... Read more →

International curators with exhibitions in Vienna’s leading contemporary art galleries Today, science fiction might be the best kind of realism. This insight by J.G. Ballard provides the impetus for curated by_vienna 2015, to look at our ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO announces the full program for EXPO VIDEO, IN/SITU and EXPO Projects, taking place at Navy Pierduring the fourth annual exposition, September 17–20, 2015. Joining 140 leading international galleries from 16 countries and 47 cities, the on-site ... Read more →

In its second major grant announcement of 2015, the Graham Foundation will award 496,500 USD to support 49 groundbreaking architectural projects by organizations around the world. The funded projects include major museum retrospectives, multi-media installations, site-specific ... Read more →

The vibrant and multifaceted art scene of Copenhagen is coming together for the third time in a 10-day festival. The city will be buzzing with activities when Copenhagen Art Week presents a broad palette of high-quality ... Read more →

This exhibition, in the words of Martin Soto Climent, “consists of works that are the result of a dialogue between Caramel Huysmans and myself. Caramel stepped into my life after feeling a strong fascination for one ... Read more →

Barcelona Gallery Weekend is an event for art enthusiasts, collectors, professionals and artists, created with the intention of becoming the annual art meeting in Barcelona. During this four-day event, Barcelona will be displaying all of its ... Read more →

Presenting 6,930 artworks by emerging and established artists from more than 40 countriesLuciano Benetton Collection is pleased to announce Imago Mundi: Map of the New Art, an exhibition of 6,930 works on view at the Fondazione Giorgio ... Read more →

As part of its curatorial projects, Edouard Malingue Gallery is pleased to present Clamour Can Melt Gold, a group exhibition that addresses the representation, cultural value and economy around the extraction of gold. It brings together ... Read more →

Laveronica Arte Contemporanea presents The All Hearing, the first solo exhibition in Italy by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, curated by Robert Leckie.  Abu Hamdan explores the politics of listening through sound, video, sculpture, performance and installation. Recent ... Read more →

Galleries are invited to join the São Paulo International Art Fair (SP-Arte) for its 12th edition!  SP-Arte/2016 will take place April 7–10, 2016, with a VIP/Professional Preview on April 6. SP-Arte is the leading art fair in ... Read more →

PINTA Miami is an international venue and platform for the exhibition and promotion of Latin American, Spanish and Portuguese art that includes the participation of 50 prominent galleries from the United States, Latin America and Europe. With ... Read more →

A signature exhibition of video, film, and sound works by artists in the Pacific Rim and beyond An extension of Asia Contemporary Art Week (ACAW) Curatorial & Educational Platform Curated by Leeza Ahmady Participating artists: Monira Al Qadiri (Kuwait ... Read more →

Installations under construction this summer in Detroit’s TechTown district Three artist teams from metropolitan Detroit and Ann Arbor were selected to develop public art and light projects for the undersides of three viaducts located in Midtown ... Read more →

Three days, 45 exhibitions, more than 50 artists and the most important cultural institutions of the city—all together, celebrating a party which will open up the city to the contemporary art. Running September 10 to 12, Apertura ... Read more →

EXPO CHICAGO announces the full program for /Dialogues, a series of panel discussions in addition to 25 special exhibitions booths to take place at Navy Pier by select museums, organizations and non-profit institutions during the fourth annual exposition, September ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to present The Glomar Response, James Bridle’s first solo show in Germany.  Immigration, politics and surveillance, as well as the intersections of contemporary technology with older forms of imperial power, comprise the main axes ... Read more →

Exhibition: Listening and Making Sound “Now is the sublime. I used to hate that word, I was interested in subjectivity, in painted rooms, diary entries. But now my ’I’ feels very small. The global inversion is occurring ... Read more →

The artists participating in Frieze Film 2015 are: Charles Atlas with Rashaun Mitchell + Silas Riener, Xavier Cha, Gery Georgieva and Thirteen Black Cats. Launched in 2007, Frieze Film is a series of new artist films commissioned ... Read more →

This summer The Hepworth Wakefield presents Particle of Inch a new exhibition by Magali Reus (b.1981), one of the UK’s most exciting young sculptors.  For her largest exhibition to date (and first solo show in a UK ... Read more →

With around 100 participating galleries, the eighth abc art berlin contemporary will be exhibiting in the halls of Station Berlin at Gleisdreieck from 17 to 20 September. The galleries, which come from 17 countries, will be showing individual ... Read more →

ArteEast is pleased to announce the release of the summer 2015 edition of ArteEast Quarterly, an online publication that offers readers a critical forum for contemporary artistic practices in the Middle East, North Africa and their ... Read more →

ARTBO, International Art Fair of Bogota, is proud to announce the exhibitors list for the 11th edition of the fair.  ARTBO has become one of the most important art fairs in Latin America and has been globally recognized ... Read more →

Joan Brown, Brian Calvin, Maria Lassnig, Dianna Molzan, Diane Simpson and Christina Ramberg Curated by Kristina Kite and Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer The artists and works in About Face employ ideas of scale, zoom, and cropping to complicate figuration and portraiture ... Read more →

Since its launch in 2008, India Art Fair has established itself as South Asia’s leading platform for modern and contemporary art. Spurring a new wave of engagement with Indian art at every level of the market, ... Read more →

Andrea Rosen Gallery is delighted to present EVERYTHINGS, a three-person exhibition with Hayden Dunham, Parker Ito and Timur Si-Qin. EVERYTHINGS encompasses simultaneously a concept of all information imbued within “everything,” while suggesting a multiplicity or variant ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that the July–August–September issue of Flash Art International is out now.  In this issue, we delve into the appropriationist, realist and photorealist tendencies that characterize the practices of several emerging figurative ... Read more →

Curated by Sarah Fritchey with Titus Kaphar & Leland Moore This exhibition brings together a group of artists who seek to uncover the often-overlooked patterns of racial disparity in the U.S. Criminal Justice system. The urgent ... Read more →

The biennial Underbelly Arts Festival celebrates the work of over 100 early career artists. It is unique in that it supports exhibiting and performing artists with a program of residencies and workshops (The Lab) that culminates ... Read more →

In this Issue: The ’80s: It’s Never too Late to Be What You Might Have Been, Behind the Work of Sharon Lockhart and Michael Snow, Dora Budor, Leidy Churchman, The Conceptual Copy, Food As Metaphor, f.marquespenteado, ... Read more →