Easy like Sunday morning  (Emilian/Terrestrial tautology) I had just been to Gino’s and I had added a major work by Maurizio Cattelan to my own meagre collection. On the A1, the questions buzzing round my head all concerned my actual ... Read more →

Lin & Lin Gallery is honored to announce Chen Chieh-jen's After the Financial Crisis and Automated Production. This is the third solo exhibition of Chen Chieh-jen in Lin & Lin Gallery. Since financial capitalism and technology completely joined ... Read more →

Mani che imbrogliano is the second solo show by Alessandra Spranzi at Galleria P420, after Maraviglia (2014) and the group show Lumpenfotografie, towards a photography without vainglory, curated by Simone Menegoi (2013, with Hans-Peter Feldmann, Peter Piller, Joachim Schmid ... Read more →

Barcelona Symposium 2019—the 7th edition of the Talking Galleries flagship event—will take place on January 21 and 22, 2019. More than 25 leading art world professionals from Europe, America, and Africa will share their vision with ... Read more →

Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present new sculptures and drawings by Tony Cragg. In the main exhibition space, a monumental sculpture from the new series "Skulls," measuring 240 x 227 x 172 cm, makes a powerful impression with its ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce the solo exhibition Are you talking to me? by Swiss artist Daniele Buetti. In the middle of the portrait—nothing. No, an empty room. Daniele Buetti has cut out the face and inserted a ... Read more →

Alserkal Residency has announced its Selection Committee for 2019-2020. Comprised of leading international academics, curators, writers, and artists, the Selection Committee is responsible for nominating cultural practitioners for the spring and fall cycles, as well as reviewing ... Read more →

In this issue, Border Crossings looks in large part at the work of five female artists pushing the boundaries of contemporary sculpture. British artist Phyllida Barlow recontextualizes found objects in a variety of unexpected ways. She is ... Read more →

The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to present Revolution from Without…, the first in a two-year series of exhibitions under the larger title Revolutionary Cycles, at the Foundation’s exhibition space, The 8th Floor, in New York City. The six ... 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 programs designed to introduce Korean contemporary art to audiences worldwide. As a ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Navigating Polarities, Marjolijn Dijkman's first solo show in Germany. On view will be new solo and collaborative works by the artist. Marjolijn Dijkman’s artworks operate as speculative fictions rooted in scientific reality. ... Read more →

On the occasion of Wang Bing’s second exhibition, Galerie Chantal Crousel will present three films including two previously unseen in France: Mrs Fang and Beauty Lives in Freedom respectively shown at 11am and 2pm from Tuesday ... Read more →

This fall [NAME] Publications launched dispatches, an online journal that explores the linkages among forms of cultural production and the enduring colonial logic of capitalist financialization, capture, and erasure of bodies and land. Published in Spanish and English, ... Read more →

The artist Imi Knoebel from Dusseldorf will be presenting works of a radical, minimalistic form language at the Christian Lethert gallery. Alongside "Mennigebild," the exhibition combines works from the "Betoni" and "Cementi" series and also shows the ... Read more →

FLAT—the new international event dedicated to artists’ books and contemporary art publishing founded by Chiara Caroppo, Beatrice Merz, Mario Petriccione and held at La Centrale within the Nuvola Lavazza complex—took place from November 2 to November 4, 2018 and closed with 3,934 (+30% compared ... Read more →

Featuring: Oliver Laric, Justin Hoffmann, Johanna Jaeger, Jens Asthoff, Lebohang Kganye, Francesco Zanot, Hana Miletić, E.C. Feiss, Oliver Leu, Paula Artés, Alexandra Soldatova, Jenny Schäfer, Wenzel Stählin, Julia Gaisbacher Publication date: December 12, 2018 Order here Photography has long ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe. “The family photograph is a marker of myths,” Glen Helfand writes in Aperture’s Winter 2018 issue, “Family.” At a moment of conservative backlash to queer rights and of the separation of families ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Natur und Kultur, the third solo exhibition of Armen Eloyan. According to Eloyan a good painting is like a good joke, the pieces have to come together. With ... Read more →

Cardi Gallery is pleased to participate at Art Basel Miami Beach 2018, please visit us at booth E01. On display a curated show of works by: Giovanni Anselmo / Pier Paolo Calzolari / Enrico Castellani / Lucio Fontana / ... Read more →

Exhibition Curator: Ruth Direktor This is the first solo exhibition in Israel featuring Loris Gréaud (b. 1979), one of the most prominent young artists working today in France. The different components of the exhibition—a short film, sculpture, ... Read more →

Opening: Saturday, January 12, 2019  4–6pm, Chelsea / 6–8pm, Lower East Side James Cohan, Chelsea 533 West 26th Street  New York, NY 10001  James Cohan, Lower East Side 291 Grand St New York, NY 10002 James Cohan is pleased to present Borders, an exhibition that ... Read more →

Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to announce Christine Gedeon in conversation with Khaled Malas moderated by Hrag Vartanian.  Christine Gedeon Gedeon is a Syrian-American artist, her work focuses on the Syrian Civil War, lived experiences and her family’s ... Read more →

“Everywhere it is machines and machines are not alone.” This powerful statement from curator Zhang Ga is at the heart of the upcoming sixth edition of Device_art festival and it’s large central exhibition Machines are Not Alone. ... Read more →

Elif Uras’s first monograph and site-specific installation The Source, realized under the leadership of Galerist and as part of Kale Group’s 2018 project in support of ceramics in art, will be on view at a historic ... Read more →

Charwei Tsai's solo exhibition, the Root of Desire, centers around desire and preludes to the classical maieutic discourse of the Vimalakirti Sutra. It is a profound and sophic exploration of the metaphysical troika encompassing her own ... Read more →

kurimanzutto new york presents a historic exhibition that celebrates the innovative spirit of pioneering art gallery, Signals London (1964–66). An institutional model for kurimanzutto, Signals London existed as a cross-disciplinary space that transcended the boundaries of ... Read more →

By focusing on galleries that limit their booths to one or two artists, as well as by offering a series of specially curated sections, ARCOmadrid continues to consolidate its role as the art fair that offers ... Read more →

The winter 2018 issue arrives next week!  Order your copy or subscribe now and get four issues delivered to your door. In the issue: Interview A Clear-Eyed Sense of the World: In Conversation with Paul Chaat Smith by Candice Lin  Review  Asher Hartman: Sorry, ... Read more →

The exhibition EXCESS in the Centre for International Light Art presents works by one of the most important representatives of the contemporary Spanish art scene. From November 24, 2018 to April 14, 2019 large-scale installations by ... Read more →

5–7pm: Talk with Virgil Abloh and private view (by invitation only) 7–9pm: Public opening and performance by Young Girl Reading Group On November 30, 2018, KALEIDOSCOPE will take over the entire surface of Spazio Maiocchi in Milan, curating a multimedia ... Read more →

Hao Jingban’s first solo exhibition at Blindspot Gallery—Uninvited Guests—will feature three new video works from the her most recent project using the Manchukuo of the 1930s–40s as background. The artist conducts historical investigation, archival research, field ... Read more →

We are delighted to present the second solo exhibition in our gallery by Dutch artist Robert Zandvliet. He will be presenting works from two series: "Stage of Being" and "Crucifix." A catalogue and a special edition ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that the November–January issue of Flash Art is now out. Bodily figuration features prominently in this issue of Flash Art, which includes Judy Chicago’s Immolation (1972) from her “Women and Smoke” series (1968–74) on its cover. The work ... Read more →

Dennis Oppenheim, Hilarius Hofstede, Craigie Horsfield, Judit Reigl, Carolee Schneemann The Merchant House's anniversary show reflects on painting by taking its cue from the oeuvre of the American conceptual artist Dennis Oppenheim (1938–2011). Referencing his drawings on ... Read more →

Artist talk with Johan Grimonprez: December 7, 7–10pm The number of places is limited, please RSVP at [email protected] With his film dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y, one of the discoveries of Documenta X (1997, Kassel), the Belgian multimedia artist and film-maker Johan Grimonprez ... Read more →

Perrotin Tokyo is pleased to present a solo exhibition of celebrated India-based artist, Bharti Kher. Situated in a legacy of work that weaves as many linguistic pirouettes as material ones, Bharti Kher’s first solo show in Japan ... Read more →

The 25th edition of Artissima, the only fair in Italy exclusively focused on contemporary art, came to an end on Sunday, November 4. Directed by Ilaria Bonacossa, the event is a truly unmissable contemporary art gathering on ... Read more →

A sound installation Curated by Massimo Torrigiani / Designed by Luca Cipelletti From November 16 to 25, 2018, Ulysses Syndrome will inhabit the first floor of the Beit Beirut, the city’s history museum and urban cultural centre. In over two months ... Read more →

Marian Goodman Gallery New York is delighted to present Amar Kanwar’s Such a Morning (2017), following its original premiere at Documenta 14 in Athens and Kassel. The 85-minute single-channel film installation Such a Morning is a modern parable about two people’s quiet engagement with ... Read more →

We live in age of dystopian deluge. At a time when “The Resistance” battles a comic book villain President Donald Trump who deploys, to use his political advisor Kellyanne Conway’s bogus term, “alternative facts” to slay ... Read more →

Gallery 1  Ala Ebtekar: Safina The Third Line is pleased to present Safina, the final chapter of Ala Ebtekar’s solo exhibitions trilogy. This project continues Ala’s commitment to folding space and time onto itself through painting, drawing, and premieres a ... Read more →

1. Aquí Allá Ahí (engl. here, there, yonder) suggests places that feel as tangible and close as they are abstract and far. Demonstrative indications such as here and there can only be comprehended when they are expressed by ourselves or a person ... Read more →

NYC Higgins book launch & conversation: November 8, 6–8pm  Conversation about Higgins's legacy with Alice Centamore, Steve Clay, Lisa Pearson, and Christian Xatrec. Printed Matter, 231 Eleventh Avenue, NYC 10001 Passwords: a tribute to Dick Higgins: December 4, 7pm Panel with poets Joshua ... Read more →

Vistamarestudio is pleased to present Temporary Orders, the first performance-based exhibition by Public Movement in Italy. Public Movement is a research and performance group that explores the creation of national, social and political identities through public choreography. ... Read more →

Adapt to Survive: Notes from the Future brings together artworks by seven international artists who imagine how our world might look and feel in the future. Engaging with the idea that adaptation is necessary for survival, the ... Read more →

Flash Art Books is pleased to announce States of tension, an English monograph on the work of Chinese artist Hu Xiaoyuan, featuring an essay by Nicolas Bourriaud and a conversation between Gea Politi and the artist. A panel discussion between the authors will be presented at Westbund Art ... Read more →

Samson Young’s 2018 solo exhibition at Edouard Malingue Gallery (Shanghai) entitled The highway is like a lion’s mouth follows from the English translation of a slogan that is familiar to Hong Kongers. Originating in a 1990s ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to present the first solo exhibition in the UK of paintings by Ilse D’Hollander.  In her short life, Ilse D’Hollander (1968–97) created an intelligent, sensual and highly resonant body of work that ... Read more →

KADIST (Paris, San Francisco) announces the release of two new digital initiatives: a video artwork library and a mobile app. Despite simple interfaces, both utilize sophisticated technology to provide greater access to international contemporary art through ... Read more →

It has been one year since the New York Times published a report on the numerous allegations of sexual misconduct against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The article unleashed the #MeToo movement that has swept across the ... Read more →

Suki Seokyeong Kang, Airan Kang, Kira Kim X Hyungkyu Kim, Kim Sung-Bok, Kim Hyo Jin, Moon Joon Y., Junebum Park, Jungju An, Min Oh, Cho Haeree This year marks the 600th anniversary of the reign of King ... Read more →

A programme of exhibitions in Oaxaca, focusing on artistic practices of Southern Africa. Crossing Night (Hacer Noche) is a major exhibition initiative that presents the work of contemporary artists from Southern Africa across Oaxaca's City's museums and cultural centres. ... Read more →

Curated by Selva Barni—Fantom The first solo show by Brice Dellsperger in Italy introduces his work to the public through a selection of video-movies from his ongoing series "Body Double," started in 1995. Installed with multiple screens and projectors ... Read more →

Talking Galleries—The International Think Tank for Galleries is proud to announce the seventh edition of the Barcelona Symposium to be held at MACBA on January 21 and 22, 2019. The Barcelona Symposium is a two-day conference, a ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is proud to present Roni Horn’s first solo exhibition in Mexico and at the gallery. The selection of works for this show are proof of Horn’s fluidity in her practice. Sculpture and photography reveal many ... Read more →

"Es decir, el propósito de abolir el pasado ya ocurrió en el pasado y—paradójicamente—es una de las pruebas de que el pasado no se puede abolir. (That is, the purpose of abolishing the past has already ... Read more →

Over the years, TKG+ has been undertaking the mission to promote influential Asian artists with great potential to the public. Having been working with many well-known artists worldwide, this time, TKG+ collaborates with Thai artist Mit ... Read more →

Artistic creation is irremediably bound to production. The relationship between the conceptualization of an artwork and the processes through which it takes form—be it material or immaterial—is complex and worth investigating. Six years after a first ... Read more →

Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Christine Gedeon’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Syria...as my mother speaks. Gedeon was born in Aleppo, Syria and raised in the US. The show consists of three bodies of ... Read more →

The artistic duo MASBEDO are back in Palermo for their third and final performance specially devised for Manifesta 12. The video-audio performance entitled KITE, in partnership with Davide Tomat and G.u.p. Alcaro, will be staged on ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Big Bang Gang Bang, an exhibition of new works by Milan-based artist Luca Pancrazzi. This marks the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and in New York.  A key player in Alighiero Boetti’s studio, ... Read more →

one, maybe two Parsecs, Eric Baudart’s solo show at Edouard Malingue Gallery, Hong Kong refers to a unit of length or distance as coined to describe astronomical objects outside the solar system. Baudart uses this scientific ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Agency, a group show curated by James Bridle.  On display are works by Morehshin Allahyari, Sophia Al-Maria, Ingrid Burrington, Navine G. Khan-Dossos, Constant Dullaart, Anna Ridler, and Suzanne Treister. Mass surveillance and transnational ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to announce the second solo exhibition of Ryan Mosley, titled Under Moon. Blurring the lines between the figurative, the anthropomorphic and even the abstract, Ryan Mosley (1980 Chesterfield, lives and works ... Read more →

Three years after the gallery’s first exhibition of portraits by the American painter Alice Neel (1900—1984), Xavier Hufkens is delighted to present a different facet of her oeuvre: the landscapes, still lifes and family portraits that ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to present the fifth solo exhibition by Anri Sala, on view through Saturday, November 24th. The artist presents two new films, as well as a series of drawings and sculptures. Each work explores ... Read more →

Galería Solo, Madrid, is pleased to announce the representation of Christian Boltanski and his first solo show in Madrid. Christian Boltanski is one of the most important international artists working today. For his first exhibition in Galería Solo ... Read more →

Please join us for the closing of James Clar's The World Never Ends with a book launch and panel discussion featuring artists James Clar and Paul Pfeiffer, moderated by independent curator Julia Kaganskiy, former director of ... Read more →

In 2018 Artissima, the first contemporary art fair in Italy renowned for its focus on experimental practices, celebrates its 25th anniversary! The fair will feature eight sections—four of which curated, including a new section devoted to sound—, ... Read more →

P420 is pleased to announce the first solo show by the American painter Stephen Rosenthal (Washington DC, 1935), and the start of collaboration between the gallery and the artist. The exhibition, hung in both rooms of the ... Read more →

Discussion moderated by Thelma Golden featuring Radiclani Clytus, A.D. Coleman, Leslie Hewitt, John Stauffer, and Hope Wurmfeld. RSVP here.  "My photographs are subjective and personal—they’re intended to be accessible, to relate to peoples’ lives... People—their well-being and survival—are the crux of what’s important to me."–Roy ... Read more →

This year, ARTBO will present a selection of 70 galleries from 20 countries and the participation of 8 curators in charge of the sections Proyectos, Referentes, Artecámara, Foro, Articularte and Libro de Artista from October 25 ... Read more →

This October, L’Officiel Art—founded in 2012 by Editions Jalou—will be launching its first international edition entirely in English. Featuring essays and interviews with major figures of the contemporary art scene, including visual artists as well as designers, writers, choreographers, architects and ... Read more →

San Carlo Theatre  Via San Carlo, 98 Naples Italy Augusteo Theatre Piazzetta Duca D'Aosta, 263 Naples Italy The 23rd  Artecinema - International Festival of Films on Contemporary Art, curated by Laura Trisorio, will be inaugurated Thursday, October 11, 2018 at the San Carlo Theatre and is ... Read more →

Get issue #65 or subscribe iPad edition #65 and subscription available soon on Apple Newsstand    The Myths of Succulent Concrete: The Sculptures of Kathleen Ryan by Andrew Berardini In the words of Andrew Berardini, Kathleen Ryan is an archaeologist who discovered a ... Read more →

Group exhibition featuring Bangladeshi, South Asian and Southeast Asian artists  Alserkal Avenue will collaborate with the Samdani Art Foundation on Fabric(ated) Fractures, an exhibition set to open at Concrete, Dubai in March 2019. The group exhibition will feature ... Read more →

“What a beautiful, strange book—found objects and fictional prose brought together to tell the real and imagined story of Constance Gale, through letters to her sister, letters from young men at war. From the beginning to ... Read more →

Hi David, when did you open? September 27, 2018. Where? At KURA. in Milan. What is the title of the show? blindf'old. What does blindf'old mean? I don't have an explanation for the title. Things happen. Is this a new production? Yes. Did you work at the ... Read more →

FLAT – Fiera Libro Arte Torino, the international event dedicated to artist’s books and contemporary art books, will take place in Turin from November 2 to 4, 2018 in the La Centrale space at the new Nuvola ... Read more →

Anna Vogel: Civitas Anna Vogel (1981, Herdecke) is an upcoming German artist. After a successful spring in which she won the ZONTA-award and participated in well-received exhibitions at Huis Marseille, Amsterdam (Netherlands), Museum für Photographie Braunschweig (Germany) and ... Read more →

For its 2018–19 season, the Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) presents a major exhibition devoted to masterpieces of metaphysical art, with rarely seen works created between 1916 and 1920 by Giorgio Morandi, Mario Sironi, and Carlo Carrà, ... Read more →

Michael Rees: Synthetic Cells  through July 14, 2019 James Carl: oof  through January 5, 2020 James Carl: woof  through March 17, 2019 Grounds For Sculpture (GFS), the 42-acre sculpture park, museum, and arboretum in Hamilton New Jersey, is pleased to present three ... Read more →

Iñaki Bonillas presents the result of an extended investigation into what filmmaker Robert Bresson called “the intelligence of the hands;” essentially, everything hands inherently know how to do. For example, hands that are capable of knitting ... Read more →

Lily Cox-Richard’s new sculpture installation inventively challenges social and material hierarchies related to labor, craft, and natural and man-made environments. Inspired by the concept of the berm, a term that refers to an artificially raised bank ... Read more →

Korea Gallery Weekend 2018 will be held from October 4 to 7 during KIAF 2018 ART SEOUL, to expand the oversea Korean contemporary art market and enlarge the base of Korean art which developed as the center of Asian ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce a major exhibition of new work by Yayoi Kusama. Taking place across the Wharf Road galleries and waterside garden, the exhibition features new paintings, including works from the iconic "My Eternal Soul" series, painted bronze ... Read more →

Gazelli Art House presents Tapestries and New Works on Paper, a new solo exhibition by the artists Aziz + Cucher exploring notions of conflict both in the past and present. Utilising a variety of mediums including digital ... Read more →

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art has exhibited the work of over 400 different international artists, received over 7 million visitors through the door since opening in 2002 and welcomed 262,000 participants in learning activities last year ... Read more →

  After a yearlong research into the body, the new issue of CURA. asks the question: how can we be revolutionary? Through a kaleidoscopic range of visions, images and actions, artists figure out the production of a new social ... Read more →

Gallery 1 Monir Farmanfarmaian: The Breeze at Dawn Has Secrets to Tell You The Third Line is pleased to present The Breeze at Dawn Has Secrets to Tell You, a solo exhibition featuring Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian’s most recent body of ... Read more →

For his first solo exhibition at Buchmann Galerie, Jason Martin (*1970 Jersey, Channel Islands, UK) presents a group of new works facing the monumental painting Vertigo. Jason Martin is a painter whose work oscillates along the thin ... Read more →

Alchemical forces, ephemeral transformations, surreal transitions and post-apocalyptic ruins are just some of the themes explored in Configurations, which opened on Sunday, September 23, at the contemporary art space, IK LAB, founded by Roth (Eduardo Neira). Curated by ... Read more →

Within the scope of 2018, year of protest, the City of Brussels celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of 1968, a period marked by disruptions and multiple challenges but that remains emblematic for arts and society alike. On the ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce the release of KALEIDOSCOPE’s new issue #33 (fall/winter 2018/19), premiering in London during Frieze Art Fair with launches to follow in Milan, Shanghai and Miami. Today’s most innovative magazine of contemporary ... Read more →

The 6th edition of flashback is promising to be the one of the records: last year's venue—the new spaces of Pala Alpitour—is confirmed, as well as the galleries of the previous years, with important new acquisitions, both ... Read more →

An initiative by STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery, S.E.A. Focus will shine a spotlight on international and local galleries centred on Southeast Asian modern and contemporary art to foster greater appreciation and demand amongst audiences. ... Read more →

NanHai Art is pleased to present All This, a group exhibition of works by the artists Chen Qiang, Chen Ruobing, Du Jie, Liu Xuguang, Ma Shuqing, and Shen Chen, opening on October 5 and on view through November ... Read more →

ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair will return to the Shanghai Exhibition Centre for its sixth annual edition from Thursday, November 8 to Sunday, November 11, 2018. 103 premier galleries from 30 cities spanning 18 countries will ... Read more →

The 2nd edition of art berlin takes place September 27–30, 2018, this year being held for the first time in two hangars of the decommissioned Tempelhof airport. Around 120 galleries from 21 countries offer the international art world ... Read more →

ASIA NOW Paris Asian Art Fair continues once more to explore and immerse itself into the contemporary Asian art scene with a 4th edition taking place from October 17 to 21 in its Haussmannian location at ... Read more →

All the Birds of North America is an experimental exhibition between Czech artist Jiří Kovanda and Czech curator Michal Novotný. As a migrating bird, Kovanda flew from Prague to Denver with no materials and no sense ... Read more →

Curated by Mother Tongue In the context of Berlin Art Week, Art Mûr Berlin is delighted to present Nadia Myre’s Code Switching and Other Work, an exhibition first presented by Mother Tongue during Glasgow International 2018.  Code-Switching and ... Read more →

Artist Morehshin Allahyari’s latest work, a hypertext narrative, has debuted on the Whitney Museum’s artport. Titled She Who Sees The Unknown: The Laughing Snake, Allahyari’s work repurposes a fable from Ottoman and Arab/Iranian texts to address contemporary ... Read more →

International Print Center New York (IPCNY) presents Edge of Visibility, curated in conjunction with the September–October issue of the journal Art in Print by its editor-in-chief, Susan Tallman. The issue focuses on artworks that are purposely ... Read more →

A Blade of Grass (ABOG), an arts nonprofit and content creator dedicated specifically to supporting socially engaged art, is pleased to announce the launch of a new biannual magazine. In its first issue, ABOG Magazine presents a ... Read more →

Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent's Park from October 4–7, 2018, coinciding with Frieze Sculpture and together catalyzing the most significant week in London’s cultural calendar. Frieze London Frieze London 2018 will showcase the best of ... Read more →

September 22–23, 2018, 3pm Participants: Julieta Aranda, Daniel Grúň, Karl Holmqvist, Chaosdroid & Boris Vitázek, Boris Ondreička, Ayumi Paul, Peter Sit, Tony Yanick The congress will be streamed starting at 3pm in Bratislava (CEST) / 2pm GMT / 1pm UTC / 9am EST / 6am PDT Link to ... Read more →

RSVP is required The 9th edition of Tribeca Art+Culture Night will mark the festival’s two-year anniversary. On September 26, over 40 diverse Lower Manhattan spaces—10 fine art galleries, 6 design spaces, 7 art-non profits & university galleries, 2 performance spaces, 12 artists ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that the September–October issue of Flash Art is out now. The cover of this issue of Flash Art portrays Tony Conrad, an avant-garde filmmaker, pioneering musician, artist, theorist, philosopher, committed teacher, and ... Read more →

MIA Photo Fair, the international photography and moving image art fair of Italy, will stage its 9th edition in Milan from Friday, March 22 to Monday, March 25, 2019 at The Mall—Porta Nuova. The VIP opening will ... Read more →

A Photographic Collection on Ceramics Curated by Sarah Cosulich at MUT On 24 September, MUT inaugurates Surface Matters, a special project dedicated to photography which for the first time interacts with the ceramic surfaces of a specifically-designed exhibition ... Read more →

For his first solo exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Glenn Ligon presents a new series of large and small silkscreen and ink marker paintings, based on abstracted letter forms; two figurative neon installations inspired by an ... Read more →

Under the new artistic direction of Simone Menegoi, the 48-year-old curator and critic, the 2019 edition of Arte Fiera begins a process of total renewal. The key word for the new approach is “selection.” Arte Fiera 2019 will ... Read more →

Announcing the arrival of the fall 2018 issue and X-TRA’s new look!  The new print design has “the seriousness of a journal and the loudness of a magazine,” says our designer Becca Lofchie. Order your copy to see ... Read more →

The forth Barcelona Gallery Weekend has a wide-ranging programme in 28 art galleries of Barcelona and its surroundings. As a parallel programme, the event features a set of artistic interventions at unique places and a new programme, Artévete, which aims to bring the ... Read more →

Asia Week San Francisco Bay Area is delighted to announce 40 participants committed to its 2018 edition. With an array of programs that include exhibitions, performances, screenings, talks, lectures, open studios, auctions, workshops, panel discussions and ... Read more →

Request professional accredidation here. LOOP FAIR celebrates its 16th edition as the leading specialized event solely dedicated to artists’ films and videos. This year’s program brings together a solid selection of 42 international galleries, who will be ... Read more →

Artissima, Italy’s leading contemporary art fair, will return to the Oval pavilion in Turin from 2 to 4 November 2018, to celebrate its 25th anniversary! Don’t miss the wonderful opportunity to fall in love with the latest ... Read more →

ART 2030 is delighted to announce its full program for the 2018 edition of ART 2030 New York, a city-wide initiative uniting the contemporary art world in support of the United Nations’ 17 Global Goals. Coinciding with the ... Read more →

To mark the opening of its gallery in Shanghai, Perrotin is pleased to present a solo exhibition by the Belgian artist Wim Delvoye (b. 1965), the first to be held in the Chinese metropolis. Playing with ... Read more →

Warsaw and London-based artist Alex Baczynski-Jenkins is the 2018 winner of the Frieze Artist Award, a major opportunity for an emerging artist to present a new artwork at Frieze London. Curated by Diana Campbell Betancourt, the ... Read more →

In her curatorial choices for the anniversary program, Marsha Plotnitsky, Founding Artistic Director, proposes to acknowledge and yet suspend our relationship with the past. Funded by art sales, TMH continues to emphasize free public events and ... Read more →

Artifex Press is pleased to announce the publication of Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings. This is the seventh digital catalogue raisonné published by Artifex Press, following those for Chuck Close, Jim Dine, Tim Hawkinson, Agnes Martin, Lucas ... Read more →

Featuring talks and performances by Eli Fountain, Maren Hassinger, Elana Herzog, Mary Mattingly, and Se habla español, among others  The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is delighted to announce our Fall program of events presented in conjunction with ... Read more →

Ghebaly Gallery is proud to present Structures, an exhibition of intricate, previously unseen drawings by the late Los Angeles artist Channa Horwitz. The exhibition focuses on the period from 1975 through 1985, a time in which ... Read more →

Robots, media archeology, filter bubbles The programme of the 2018 Donaueschinger Musiktage reflects on issues of the day New music is subject to a constant process of change. Composers explore social, technical and social developments. This is reflected ... Read more →

Featuring: Dina Al-Kassim, Jens Asthoff, Taco Hidde Bakker, Lara Baladi, Véronique Besnard, Michèle Cohen Hadria, Timothy Druckrey, Luigi Fassi, Karine Fauchard, Anne Faucheret, Duncan Forbes, François-Xavier Gbré, Marina Gržinić, Sebastian Hau, Christian Höller, Susanne Holschbach, Omar ... Read more →

The 37th edition of Art Brussels will be held from April 25 to April 28, 2019, at Tour & Taxis, in the heart of Brussels. This beautiful location, with natural, northern daylight enhancing the presentation of the works ... Read more →

Please visit showclix.com for tickets. e-flux readers will receive 20% discount on general admission tickets with discount code: eflux. Coinciding with an exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery and the forthcoming English translation of Materia Escrita, a collection of ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce an exhibition of works made in Italy by the celebrated photographer Francesca Woodman (1958–81), including examples from the "Eel Series," created in Venice in 1978. Born and raised in the ... Read more →

Available on newsstands soon! The Border Crossings "Painting" issue is our largest and most anticipated issue of the year. In this issue we look primarily at artists who explore the elasticity and complexity of paint as a medium. We ... Read more →

Curated by Alberto Fiz Mazzoleni is pleased to announce the exhibition Michelangelo Pistoletto: Origins and Consequences curated by Alberto Fiz, which will open to the public on September 27, 2018 and continue until the December 15. Collating ... Read more →

A labyrinthine inquiry into the Pharos Lighthouse that maps the impossible desire to reconstruct this wonder of ancient Egypt. Over 2,000 stone remnants of the fabled Pharos Lighthouse lie in the murky waters of the Mediterranean. Although ... Read more →

Richard Gray Gallery is pleased to announce Time and More, Space and More…, an exhibition of recent works by David Hockney. The exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on Thursday, September 13 from 6–8pm. Time and More, Space ... Read more →

Celebrating Unseen 2018: September 21–23, special gallery hours: 12–6pm Roundtable. Meet the artists: September 22, 6–8pm Unseen Open Gallery Night: September 22, 8–10pm Screening and cycle finissage: October 19, 7–9pm The final exhibition of the Making Things Happen cycle traces the weight of photography ... Read more →

Curated by Attilia Fattori Franchini, BMW Open Work is a major artistic initiative which brings together art, design and technology in pioneering multi-platform formats. The New York-based artist Sam Lewitt is the second artist chosen to ... Read more →

Today, we’re back to our regular 4Columns format after our summer break. Here’s what you’ll find now on the site: –Melissa Anderson on Jean-Luc Godard’s Sympathy for the Devil –Nico Israel on this year’s Venice Architecture Biennial –Johanna Fateman on Olivia Laing’s new novel Crudo –Aruna ... Read more →

Jennie C. Jones: RPM (revolutions per minute) brings together newly commissioned audio collages and works on paper that extend the artist’s ongoing engagement with visual and sonic abstraction. Throughout her work, Jones has mined histories of ... Read more →

Presenting oneself in everyday life. Fabien Mérelle’s new exhibition at Praz-Delavallade could be considered a portrayal of the artist in everyday life, a mise en scène of what happens within the confines of a place of leisure, ... Read more →

This fall, FLAX is partnering with Tin Flats to present a series of programs focusing on the notions of process and translation—exploring the transition space in which they develop and the actions they offer. FLAX’s residency ... Read more →

The new season broadcasts online and on PBS this month, with premiere screenings happening around the world. Art21 is pleased to announce a series of public premieres and screening events to accompany the release of the new ... Read more →

CDS Projects is pleased to present the pop-up contemporary art group exhibition entitled: YAA¹: Black light rising, Athens, Now.* Thirteen emerging artists between the ages of 23 and 35, currently residing in Athens, exhibit their work, hence, extending an insight ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Polarities, a group exhibition spanning film, photography, sculpture, drawing, and painting, as well as more interstitial media. Polarities features 47 artists, both historical and living. The idea of the exhibition began with a black and ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe.  Aperture‘s “Los Angeles” issue explores how one of America’s most photographed cities is also an essential hub for some of today’s most important photography and photo-based art. Part of an ongoing series ... Read more →

Going Outside is a duo exhibition of work by Kunlin He and Yi Xin Tong. These two exceptionally talented artists blend a variety of art genres from experimental documentary, music video and tapestry, to drone imagery, graffiti and ... Read more →

Anna Laudel Contemporary will showcase Empires Ago by the Italian artist Daniele Sigalot who is well known for his unique large-scale installations and unconventional mosaics. Recognised by his innovative use of different materials and interdisciplinary techniques, in ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce an exhibition of new works by Conrad Shawcross: After the Explosion, Before the Collapse features new Fracture sculptures and two new mechanical works, in addition to a sequence of unique photographic prints created by firing ... Read more →

ArtAsiaPacific’s special 25th anniversary edition is focused on the future. With contributions by game-changing artists, curators, gallerists and other cultural figures who resist face-value analyses of what seems imminent, issue 110 is part science-fiction, part historiography ... Read more →

Perrotin Seoul is pleased to present Otani Workshop’s first solo exhibition in South Korea. The occasion also marks the artist’s first solo show with the gallery. Established in 2005, Otani Workshop is representative of an exciting new ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by David Lynch, I was a Teenage Insect, his fourth at the gallery. A group of new paintings, drawings, and watercolors will be on view. Within ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present Two Trees, the second solo exhibition of Ben Sledsens (1991 Antwerp, lives and works in Antwerp).  For this show, Sledsens presents large-scale canvases in which he transforms daily life, literary ... Read more →

Vistamarestudio is pleased to present Pensiero Spaziolungo, Rosa Barba’s first solo show at the gallery. “Rosa Barba’s work is a subtle interrogation into and co-option of industrial cinema-as-subject, via various kinds of what might be understood as ... Read more →

SP-Arte is now accepting applications for its 15th edition, to be held from April 3 to 7, 2019, in São Paulo, Brazil. The São Paulo International Art Festival is a stimulating event in São Paulo's cultural agenda ... Read more →

With the recent passing of Per Kirkeby, Galleri Bo Bjerggaard has lost the artist and friend who was the direct reason for the founding of the gallery in Copenhagen back in 1999. Ever since, Kirkeby has been ... Read more →

A slab of marble, a material associated with beauty, opulence, civilisations, tumults down a quarry, the simplicity of the gesture expressing at once a sense of suspension and a certain degree of inevitable fatality. Proposal For ... Read more →

Thomas Kratz - Jump To First Los Angeles: carefree, relaxed and hedonistic? Or more like a major capital city polluted by car exhaust gases where people live in their own bubbles? The truth is somewhere in between. ... Read more →

ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair returns with high expectations to its venue at Shanghai Exhibition Center. This sixth edition will take place from November 8 to 11, 2018. Founded in 2013, ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair is a constituent ... Read more →

The WMA Commission, one of the most recognized commissions focusing on photography, is inviting entries for proposals from artists and photographers from both Hong Kong and the international community to create new research-based photography work in ... Read more →

Given the context of the ongoing industry development, we are devoted to introduce the latest achievements in artistic practices to a greater audience, renew their perceptions on the values of contemporary art and finally engage people in this ... Read more →

“Why don’t you open a gallery in Milan?” The idea behind Proloco came about after viewing the project Onore Perduto by the Sicilian architect Grasso Cannizzo at the Architecture Biennale in 2016. In the catalogue text, the ... Read more →

Art Toronto, Canada’s international fair for modern and contemporary art, returns for its nineteenth annual edition presenting 102 exhibitors from 7 countries and 28 cities. Launching with Opening Night, a benefit gala for the Art Gallery ... Read more →

Lynn Geesaman spent two decades creating some of the most timeless images ever made of the natural world as it brushes against and mingles with human creations. The North Dakota Museum of Art has mounted this ... Read more →

ARTBO | International Art Fair of Bogota—an essential platform for cultural exchange and investigation in the region due to its gallery selection and diverse and innovative content—will launch its 14th edition from October 25 to the 28, 2018, ... Read more →

La Biennale d'art contemporain autochtone is proud to present at Art Mûr Berlin a special project titled Conflicting Heroes that includes the work of nine Indigenous artists from North America brought together under the curatorship of Michael Patten.   "In the ... Read more →

Edouard Malingue Gallery (Hong Kong) is pleased to present the second edition of Film Screening, a summer programme initiated in 2017 focusing on moving image. This iteration brings together six artists from Hong Kong to China ... Read more →

Request professional accreditation here PRODUCE, PRODUCE, PRODUCE(D) For its 16th edition, LOOP centres its focus on production and the relations between producers and products. The fair will exhibit 42 artists presented by a selected group of invited galleries ... Read more →

Do you want to see something really scary? Dan Aykroyd in Twilight Zone: The Movie It's only a movie! Michael Jackson in Thriller I was never at the Indian Dunes location of Twilight Zone on the night of the accident or ... Read more →

25 years of discovery and experimentation, innovation and enhancement, emotion and art. 25 vibrant, dynamic years, pulsating and intense, which have made Artissima Italy’s foremost contemporary art fair. Artissima returns to the Oval Pavilion in Turin from November 2 ... Read more →

David Wojnarowicz is arguably one of the most important artists to emerge from the New York art world of the 1980s. While his career spanned less than 20 years—his life was cut short due to AIDS at the ... Read more →

A video performance by MASBEDO featuring Mario Baffico’s film Following the Protocol no. 90/6 installation in Palermo’s Archivio di Stato, inspired by the personal and professional life events of film director Vittorio De Seta, the artistic duo ... Read more →

The 45th edition of FIAC will be held in Paris from October 18 to 21, 2018 and will host 193 galleries in the nave and exhibition rooms of the Grand Palais. The vernissage will take place ... Read more →

The 4th edition of Barcelona Gallery Weekend, the annual event for art professionals and lovers, collectors and artists promoted by the Art Barcelona gallery association, will be held in from September 26 to 30, 2018. 28 galleries / 45 artists: 3 Punts, Amadeo Gabino / ADN ... Read more →

From July 10 to November 9, miart – Milan’s international fair of modern and contemporary art invites international exhibitors to apply for its 24th edition. Please click here for an overview of the next edition, including information about ... Read more →

Kavi Gupta is pleased to present a monographic exhibition of new paintings by Young-Il Ahn. Born in Gaeseong, Korea, in 1934, Ahn is renowned for his intricate, large-scale, meticulous paintings, which explore his relationship with beauty, nature, ... Read more →

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce an exhibition of new Saunas and Baths paintings, and Meat Ruins by the renowned Brazilian artist Adriana Varejão, her sixth exhibition at the gallery. Since the mid-1990s, Adriana Varejão has explored two ... Read more →

A 108 day artistic journey—60 years of creativity Soundwalk Collective, Encoreunestp, Lilian Bourgeat, Fanny Bouyagui / Art Point M, Hanif Kureshi, Vincent Lamouroux, Leandro Erlich, Matteo Nasini, Pablo Valbuena Paris La Défense, the largest business district in Europe, ... Read more →

art berlin is delighted to announce its second edition, taking place from September 27–30, 2018. Around 120 galleries from 21 countries offer the international art world a comprehensive overview of contemporary positions while also showcasing works of classic ... Read more →

A saffron-painted merry cow and the mass-market dairy products it produces form the centerpiece of Yellow Cow (2006–10), a multi-part installation by the Saudi Arabian artist Ahmed Mater that catapults the Quran tale it references into the present day. That Mater ... Read more →

A series of twelve films over six weekend nights Magazzino Italian Art in collaboration with Artecinema and the Cold Spring Film Society presents "Cinema in Piazza," a twelve film series over six weekend nights in July. The selection, ... Read more →

Paris Photo, premier international art fair dedicated to the photographic medium, announces 180 exhibitors for the main gallery and book sectors—149 galleries and 31 art book dealers representing 28 countries, reunited at the historic Grand Palais ... Read more →

In the issue: Artist Writes, No. 4: Pope.L’s The Cypress, a short story commissioned for X-TRA's Artist Write series. Lucas Hilderbrand reviews Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A. at MOCA Pacific Design Center and ONE Gallery, West Hollywood. Works of Tamar Guimarães ... Read more →

The Otolith Group, Paul Pfeiffer and Lucy Raven Today Frieze announces the international artists participating in Frieze Film 2018, a series of new moving image commissions premiered at Frieze London and broadcast on national television. The Otolith Group, ... Read more →

A whirl of mixed air—democracy, class, commerce, and its failures “In the summer of 1973 I was in a small town in Kentucky in the scourging heat watching this huge theater of a TV which took the ... Read more →

Sara Abbasian, Sasan Abri, Mehrdad Afsari, Mojtaba Amini, Majid Biglari,Gohar Dashti, Alireza Fani, Ali Phi, Behrang Samadzadegan, Arya Tabandehpoor Mohsen Gallery is delighted to announce the group exhibition entitled Factory 01 running from June 29 to July 18, ... Read more →

Investec Cape Town Art Fair is pleased to announce that the call for entry for the 2019 edition is now open. Investec Cape Town Art Fair’s seventh edition will return to the CTICC from February 15–17, 2019. ... Read more →

With GRAND OPENING (Summer Rhapsody) KURA. opens in Milan on July 5 and launches the exhibition program directed by CURA. in the historic premises of Fonderia Artistica Battaglia. KURA. is born from a misspelling of our magazine’s name. The pronunciation ... Read more →

Since 2015, KAMS has run the Publication and Translation Support Program for Korean Visual Art to promote such arts to overseas experts and researchers and raise international awareness of the field. This year, the program has ... Read more →

Curated by Christopher Phillips Bae Youngwhan, Michelle Charles, Koo Donghee, Shimpei Takeda and Apichatpong Weerasethakul  Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present On the Periphery of Vision, a group exhibition curated by Christopher Phillips. The exhibition features works in ... Read more →

Art Paris: an identity all of its own An international art fair that focuses on a regional exploration of European art from the post-war years to the present day, Art Paris places special emphasis on the new ... Read more →

TOTAH is proud to present Donkey Days, an exhibition of new works by Aaron Fowler, on view June 23 through August 25, 2018. Donkey Days is an invitation to meditate; an interactive installation where viewers are active ... Read more →

The French artist Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc (born 1977), who was awarded the Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel 2015, created a series of large format colour photographs at the end of last year for his exhibition ... Read more →

Get issue #64 or subscribe iPad edition #64 and subscription available soon on Apple Newsstand   Punk Pagan Trickster Feminist Sci-Fi Shaman: Kris Lemsalu by Andrew Berardini Kris Lemsalu is a shaman and a show-woman indeed. What spells might she ... Read more →

From June 23 to July 23, 2018, Capsule Gallery is proud to present Pucker, American artist Sarah Faux’s first solo exhibition in Asia. Comprised of new paintings in oil as well as canvas collages, Pucker encompasses Faux’s longstanding reflection ... Read more →

The culture wars are raging. Neoliberalism and right-wing populism have co-opted the critique of the 1960s and turned it against art, science and the democratic public sphere, while the left is consumed by infighting. This issue ... Read more →

A letter from Gregor Podnar Recollection unites works of artists with whom I collaborate today and of those of whom I have collaborated with in the past. It also draws relations between art works or artists known ... Read more →

Selected by Juan Sánchez International Print Center New York (IPCNY) announces the 58th presentation of its New Prints Program, a biannual, juried open call for prints and print-based work created in the preceding 12 months. Titled Multilayered, the ... Read more →

In Between Art Film is pleased to announce the participation of MASBEDO at Manifesta 12 Palermo, The Planetary Garden. Cultivating Coexistence. From June 16 to November 4, 2018, in the stunning courtyard of Palazzo Costantino—one of the ... Read more →

In collaboration with pre-eminent African curator Azu Nwagbogu, Gazelli Art House announces the forthcoming solo show from James Ostrer entitled Johnny Just Came. In this exhibition, Ostrer, who is known for his politically challenging works, unpacks ... Read more →

The establishment of the prestigious Taiwanese contemporary art award, the Taishin Arts Award, is to recognize outstanding exhibitions and performances of the year that encourage humanistic thoughts, honor contemporary spirit, and embody professional, aesthetic achievement. After ... Read more →

Featuring: Olga Chernysheva, Adam Szymczyk, Bernadette Mayer, Matthew Rana, Andrzej Steinbach, Maren Lübbke-Tidow, Sophie Thun, Orit Gat, Broomberg & Chanarin and HFBK photo class Order here Pictures of people and situations believed to be typical of everyday life ... Read more →

In our summer issue, Border Crossings embraces a spirit of ambiguity, taking a look at artists that blur boundaries and occupy interstitial spaces. In our interviews, Border Crossings features Canadian-born New York based sculptor Erin Shirreff. Shirreff’s body ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present the first solo show of Chinese artist Xiyadie in Europe, curated by Hera Chan.  Cut Sleeve, Split Peach shows a selection of Xiyadie’s works, traditional paper-cuts that are tenderly snipped and died ... Read more →

Lund Cathedral has commissioned a major new artwork by internationally renowned British artist Nathan Coley. The work, entitled And We Are Everywhere, was launched in Lund, Sweden, on June 2, 2018 and remains onsite until March 2019. And ... Read more →

In celebration of our current exhibition Howard Smith’s 1 + 1 + 1 … paintings and works on paper, we invite you to join us for an evening of conversation with brothers Howard and Michael Smith, moderated ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to announce the sixth solo exhibition by Fabrice Gygi, one of the most influential Swiss artists of his generation. The artist presents a set of large works on paper in conjunction ... Read more →

The Laleh June Galerie, Basel will celebrate its 10th anniversary on June 11, 2018 (Monday). To celebrate this, from June 11 (Monday) to June 30 (Saturday), the gallery will conduct a number of days titled June ... Read more →

Micro Onde, Centre d'art de l'Onde April 7–June 30, 2018 Vélizy-Villacoublay Facebook / Twitter / Instagram  La Maréchalerie - centre d'art contemporain May 16–July 8, 2018 Versailles Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Frac Grand Large - Hauts-de-France January 26–March 24, 2019 Dunkerque Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Curator: Vincent Romagny “Kodomo No Kuni” means “the country of children” in Japanese. It ... Read more →

“Our food, just like our politics, is synthetic. A supermarket chicken looks like an animal but doesn’t taste like one. Animal expanded. Everything in Jennet Thomas’s work is abstracted, condensed and expanded. Dissonance abounds, Bridget Riley ... Read more →

ASIA NOW, Europe’s first “boutique” art fair dedicated exclusively to contemporary Asian art, returns to 9, avenue Hoche in Paris from October 17 to 21. Drawing on the success of its three previous editions, ASIA NOW affirms ... Read more →

Our yearlong investigation into the body continues CURA. 28 is devoted to different artistic experiences and practices—crossing generations, time, space, and media—revolving around the boundaries, powers, forms and interpretations of the body that exist within the present ... Read more →

THE POOL NYC is proud to present Gaumarjos, the first solo exhibition by Eteri Chkadua in Milan. After representing Georgia at the Venice Biennial in 2007 Eteri Chkadua has been exhibited in several museums around the world. Eteri’s work ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe. The summer issue of Aperture magazine considers the influence of photography on leading filmmakers, and the role of cinema in the work of artists and photographers. Featuring in-depth interviews with Sofia Coppola, Shirin Neshat, and Gus Van ... Read more →