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 →

Subscribe between the years Subscribe to the present (get all 2020 print issues) or to the future (get all 2021 print issues) and support Arts of the Working Class' circulation on the streets. Almost 80 million people worldwide ... Read more →

The first modern and contemporary art fair to take up residence in the Grand Palais Éphémère on the Champ-de-Mars.  After being the first art fair in the world to open its doors in September 2020 after lockdown ... Read more →

While codes to define new standards of identity are being rewritten, populist authorities still distrust the idea of a diversified coexistence of individuals, inciting resistance in physical and digital realms and spreading confusion about who or what ... Read more →

The Ford Family Foundation Visual Arts Program congratulates artists Natalie Ball, Iván Carmona, and Donald Morgan. A jury of arts professionals selected the three to receive 35,000 USD Hallie Ford Fellowships. Serving on the jury were: Roger ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce a two-artist exhibition co-curated by Alessio Ascari and Shinji Nanzuka, bringing together for the very first time the work of Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama and Swiss artist HR Giger. Born and trained ... Read more →

Foundwork is excited to announce that Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist Tracey Snelling has been awarded the 2020 Foundwork Artist Prize, an annual juried award now in its second year. As honoree, Snelling will receive an unrestricted USD 10,000 ... Read more →

Artissima announces that the cross-media interactive platform  Artissima XYZ and the online catalogue 2020 have been extended and will be available until January 9, 2021.   Artissima XYZ Artissima XYZ gives an all-round experience of the three curated sections of the fair—Present Future, Back to the ... Read more →

Artists: Kwon Byungjun, Moon Joon Yong, Kim Hyun Ju (ex-media), Oak Jungho, Lee Zune, Chun JiYoon, Moon Hyungmin  Curators: Kim Jyeong Yeon, Lee Seungah  VT Artsalon is honored to invite Korean curators Kim, Jyeong Yeon & Lee, Seungah to co-curate The Signs of Doubt. The exhibition focuses on the creations ... Read more →

It is with real optimism and confidence in the future that we are preparing the 2021 edition of Art-o-rama after a year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic and the cancellation of most events. The crisis we are currently ... Read more →

The concepts of biopower and biopolitics are now used extensively by political theorists. They refer to the broad field in which biological factors are drawn into the social domain as targets of political intervention and sites ... Read more →

For the winter 2021 issue of Canadian Art, “Tangents,” we asked artists to tell us stories about their stories—to write about idiosyncratic histories, side interests or obsessions, curiosities and unknowns. Taking our lead from artists and artist-led ... Read more →

The Daniel & Florence Guerlain Foundation has announced the names of the three nominated artists for the 2021 Drawing Prize. Martin Dammann, German artist, born in 1965 in in Friedrichshafen am Bodensee he lives and works in ... Read more →

Gossamer Fog presents Antechamber, a new online extension of the gallery and The Alchemist, a physical solo show by Matyáš Chochola. Antechamber launched with three newly commissioned artistic projects, accessible to view through the Gossamer Fog website: Cobweaver: Portals to an Enchanted Commons presents itself as a 360 video, ... Read more →

Online project—exceeding the liquid Constant innovation never enables a structural base for the living. This project came about as an attempt to investigate further the relation between art and the history of logistics, as it manifests in daily trade ... Read more →

Liste Showtime Online: June 10–25 Liste Art Fair Basel: June 14–20 Liste Expedition Online: July 1, onward Having invited outstanding galleries of the younger generation to show the latest developments in contemporary art for 25 years, Liste is pleased to announce the expansion ... Read more →

Featuring: Karina Nimmerfall, Lisa Stuckey, Janna Ireland, Dhyandra Lawson, Jerome Ming, Callum Beaney, Jenny Schäfer, Raphael Dillhof, Milo Keller, Manqin Zhang, Sara Bastai, Maeva Bosko, Joanna, Wierzbicka, Natalie Maximova, Olivia Wünsche, Erik van der Weijde, Ari Marcopoulos, James Welling Buy this issue here or seize the special Christmas subscription offer. In The ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts invites the public to the virtual opening of three new solo exhibitions by artists Maria Antelman, Joey Fauerso, and Paul Mpagi Sepuya on Thursday, December 10 from 8 to 9pm on Twitch and Facebook. Bemis Chief Curator and Director of ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. This winter, in the wake of a pandemic, global protest movements, and a dramatic presidential election in the United States, Aperture releases “Utopia,” an issue that shows that other ways ... Read more →

Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997.   Order your copy or subscribe now.  In this issue: Artist's Project  Polar Star by Naotaka Hiro Introduction by Benjamin Weissman Column Some Thoughts on Contemporary eBay Photography by Jennifer Bornstein Reviews Claudia Ross on Miyoshi Barosh at Luis De Jesus, Night ... Read more →

Andréhn-Schiptjenko is proud to present Liquid Guru, Cecilia Bengolea’s first solo exhibition in Scandinavia. Bengolea, born 1979 in Argentina, is a multidisciplinary artist using dance as a tool and a medium for radical empathy and emotional exchange. Through ... Read more →

In Santa Fe, as in many cities, the most public versions of history are made visible in monuments that reinforce conquest and colonization. Those, it seems, are the only stories worth knowing and celebrating. But whose ... Read more →

Latitude – Platform for Brazilian Art Galleries Abroad, a partnership between ABACT [Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art] and Apex-Brasil [Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency], is delighted to support the participation of over a dozen galleries ... Read more →

Zilberman Berlin is delighted to announce the exhibition Level 3 by Manaf Halbouni. Ultur (2020) is the sly title of a wall sculpture, a signal-red neon sign, by Manaf Halbouni. The artist has replaced the first letter with ... Read more →

One of the forerunners on the Thai contemporary art scene, Mit Jai Inn was born in 1960, and grew up in Thailand during the Cold War period. In addition to his own participation in cultural politics, ... Read more →

Daata is delighted to announce that Daata Fair Miami is open now at daata.art.  Daata Fair Miami is the second edition of Daata Fair, an online-only art fair dedicated to showcasing the best of international contemporary video and digital ... Read more →

A Nomadic Art Museum: Black Cube 2015 – 2020 is an expansive hardcover monograph that celebrates groundbreaking, site-specific artworks produced by Black Cube from 2015 to 2020. Operating nomadically as a traveling contemporary art museum, the book ... Read more →

Collages by Ray Johnson with texts by William S. Wilson Dubbed “Ray Johnson’s Boswell,” writer and logophile William S. Wilson was one of legendary artist Ray Johnson’s closest friends and biggest champions. He was also perhaps Johnson’s ... Read more →

Dart, the pioneering festival in Spain and Chile in programming documentary cinema focused exclusively on contemporary art, celebrates its 4th edition in Spain from November 26 to December 8. Different types of Festival pass are available at ... Read more →

Ali Cabbar’s urban-space installation, I Shot the Last Rhino, is a requiem to wildlife that has been destroyed by human agency. The project, specially created for Yanköşe, a nonprofit contemporary art platform in Istanbul, consists of 11 ... Read more →

One of the prominent contemporary artists in China, Peng Wei is known for her paintings of landscapes and Taihu rocks, of Western faces rendered in Asian mediums, of delicate embroidered shoes and robes. Through her meticulous ... Read more →

Sàn chǎng: (of a theatre, cinema, etc.) empty after the show. –The New Chinese-English Dictionary Liu Wei (b.1972), represented by Long March Space, presents a large-scale solo exhibition sàn chǎng/OVER at Long Museum. The exhibition is one of China’s most anticipated ... Read more →

In its 18th edition, the LOOP Festival in Barcelona will dedicate an entire programme to celebrating artists’ film and video online. Through December 10, 2020 a selection of curated programmes conceived in collaboration with specialised collections ... Read more →

Cove Park is delighted to announce the appointment of Francesca Bertolotti-Bailey as Chief Executive Officer of Cove Park, effective from January 1, 2021. She replaces Julian Forrester, Cove Park’s Director since 2009, who retires in December.  Cove ... Read more →

London-based artist Vivien Zhang, represented by Long March Space since 2018, presents her solo project at TANK Shanghai, from November 10 through December 20, 2020. New Peril will unfold in this highly fluid space, with "alternative landscapes" which transcend border definitionsand ... Read more →

Join us this Thursday, November 19 at 8pm CET/2pm EST on e-flux Video & Film for the second episode of Hito Steyerl’s livestream project “4 Nights at the Museum” co-presented by K21 and e-flux. In this episode (ca. 50 minutes) titled “How to Plant Flowers in Prison?,” Steyerl ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jason Martin (b. 1970, UK). Since February 2020, Jason Martin has dedicated himself to working on the preparation and development of this new ... Read more →

Applications are now open for The Armory Show 2021. Kicking off the fall art season, the fair will take place from September 9–12, 2021 at the Javits Center in central Manhattan. With its new dates and ... Read more →

An artist whose beautiful, restrained and often mutable works are abundant in compelling contradictions, Felix Gonzalez-Torres (1957−96) was committed to a democratic form of art informed as much by aesthetic and conceptual concerns as by politics. ... Read more →

We connect and through this we advance. The current issue of Border Crossings, vol. 39, no. 3, issue 155, shows us that art is where this connection happens, must happen. The largest section of this issue is ... Read more →

Objektiv is a platform for photography. Founded in 2009 by Nina Strand together with Ida Kierulf and Susanne Østby Sæther, it began as a biannual publication with a focus on photography. From 2016 Objektiv have also ... Read more →

Juxta Press is pleased to announce the publication of The Soul Never Dies by Mariko Mori. The Soul Never Dies is a limited edition artist's book commissioned by Juxta Press' Afterlife series. Afterlife includes published and upcoming works by Ettore Spalletti, Kiki Smith, Seton Smith, Gary ... Read more →

How were we imagining the future? And now that the future has suddenly arrived in its most subtle and dystopic form, what shall we save from the past, and how can we live in the present? In ... Read more →

Curated by Tina Oldknow and William Warmus For the first time it is now possible to visit the exhibition Venice and American Studio Glass at LE STANZE DEL VETRO, in Venice, comfortably from home.  Thanks to the new ... Read more →

Contemporary artist Beth Lipman exhibits simultaneously at the Museum of Arts and Design, New York and the Nohra Haime Gallery:   Every Last Thing at Nohra Haime Gallery  November 5–January 16, 2021 American artist Beth Lipman explores themes of time and human precarity through ... Read more →

On Friday, November 6, 2020, within the context of Artissima 2020, Quartz Studio is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in Turin of Italian artist Giovanni Kronenberg (Milan, 1974). For over 15 years, Giovanni Kronenberg has ... Read more →

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

Recognizing our interdependence with the earth and its diverse organisms is becoming critical as the planet’s ice caps melt at alarming rates, wildfires ravage the land, and droughts and floods threaten the food security of millions. ... Read more →

In an effort to readjust to this special and difficult year, the 18th edition of LOOP Fair Barcelona will present a hybrid programme of online and offline activities, to keep supporting the artists, their galleries as well ... Read more →

A series of exhibitions focusing on folk and popular art questions traditional perceptions of these artistic expressions at Alt Går Bra Lokale in Bergen, Norway. Curated by Alt Går Bra, the exhibitions show works contributed by the ... Read more →

The second volume of the collection of interviews with winners of the AWARE Outstanding Merit Prize will be available in bookstores in English and French from November 6, 2020, onwards. This volume is dedicated to Jacqueline ... Read more →

For his sixth exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Jean-Luc Moulène takes us through a sculptural landscape where abstraction manifests itself as a force of thought and imagination, intertwined with still, bold figuration on a ritualized stage. In ... Read more →

TOTAH presents EMPIRE, an exhibition of work by Aleksandar Duravcevic, on view from October 29 through December 18, 2020. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Aleksandar Duravcevic´s vision of EMPIRE restricts itself to a ... Read more →

Online and by appointment to preview: click here   CONNERSMITH is pleased to announce Brilliance, an exhibition of paintings by the latent genius of the Washington Color School, Howard Mehring. These lyrical abstract works demonstrate the long concealed brilliance ... Read more →

Since its origins in 1982 in Madrid and 2016 in Lisbon, the ARCO fair has worked for the sustainable development of a market for art in a national context with an international vision; it has enhanced ... Read more →

Galleria P420 is pleased to present two parallel solo exhibitions, by the painter Merlin James (Cardiff, 1960) and by Marie Cool Fabio Balducci (Valenciennes, 1961 and Ostra, 1964). These two independent shows mark the beginning of collaboration ... Read more →

INCORPOREA is a year-long choral exhibition conceived by CURA. for its exhibition space BASEMENT ROMA, set up as to develop and transform itself over time, and aimed at investigating the body in all its folds and ... Read more →

Artissima takes place in an “unplugged” version for 2020. A new format, extended throughout the city and online that brings together physical exhibitions produced with Fondazione Torino Musei and digital projects. Given the latest developments of ... Read more →

Sonic Acts invites you to apply for the OVEREXPOSED residency programme. Starting in December 2020, this environmental residency is part of a four-year research programme on the materiality of pollution and systemic and political issues related ... Read more →

Get Mousse #73 or subscribe In this issue: Ça m’est égal: The Involution of Desire “The crux of this desire is embedded in impossibility. […] It’s a political economy of unflinching disavowal, a running from the present chasing an ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Carlos Aires.  Carlos Aires (b.1974, Ronda, Málaga) is a multimedia artist from Spain, who is actively researching the history of civilisation on popular and national culture and it’s mediums at analytic and aesthetic levels ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce the release of KALEIDOSCOPE‘s new issue #37 (fall/winter 2020–21), a special edition labeled OUT THERE, entirely dedicated to the ethics and aesthetics of the outdoors. Aiming to provide a timely take on geography and ... Read more →

After more than 50 years of history, Flash Art is ready for reinvention. Starting with this issue, Flash Art will become a seasonal publication. It has doubled its page count and contents to offer readers a more in-depth, discursive experience. A ... Read more →

A project of Ten at Seven curated by Candice Madey Ten at Seven is an annual curatorial project hosted by the SJ Weiler Fund, a foundation supporting the visual and performing arts. Presenting contemporary and historic artworks ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery presents its fifth solo exhibition by Adrian Ghenie. In this exhibition Ghenie shows nine new paintings and three new charcoal drawings. Adrian Ghenie was born in 1977 in the Romanian town of Baia ... Read more →

The 25th artecinema—international contemporary art film festival, curated by Laura Trisorio, will be inaugurated Thursday, October 15, 2020. This year the festival will be held in a hybrid version in response to the current health emergency: at the San ... Read more →

Ministry of Culture announces the launch of Art Residency | Al Balad and the completion of its selection committee process for 2020–21. Art Residency | Al Balad is pleased to announce the launch of its virtual residency phase, ... Read more →

Becoming Public Art: Working Models and Case Studies for Art in Public is a nine-week virtual summit presented by the City of Markham in partnership with ART+PUBLIC UnLtd. A fast-developing urban environment, Markham has one of the most ... Read more →

LFF Expanded is BFI London Film Festival’s new dedicated strand of XR and immersive Art. Using cinema as a jumping off point, LFF Expanded features virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and live immersive performance work ... Read more →

After more than 50 years of history, Flash Art is ready for reinvention. Starting with this issue, Flash Art will become a seasonal publication. It has doubled its page count and contents to offer readers a more in-depth, discursive experience. A ... Read more →

The award-winning multimedia exhibition of the 2019 Hyundai Blue Prize—AI: Love and Artificial Intelligence had its grand opening on September 30, 2020 in Hyundai Motorstudio Beijing. This exhibition is curated by Chen Jiaying, who won the "Sustainability" prize ... Read more →

miart – Milan’s international modern and contemporary art fair—is now inviting galleries from all over the world to apply to take part in its 25th edition. Applications are open from 6 October to 27 November for what will be the first hybrid version of the ... Read more →

Since lockdown began in March 2020, radical interdisciplinary performance troupe La Pocha Nostra has creatively reinvented their practice with their global community—including virtual spoken word solos, poetry slams, intellectual salons, classroom visits, international performance workshops & festivals—involving all ... Read more →

On view by appointment, RSVP is required, Wednesday–Saturday 11am–6pm  The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to present To Cast Too Bold A Shadow, an exhibition examining culturally entrenched forms of misogyny in order to understand the ... Read more →

A tribute in form of an exhibition and a publication Curated and edited by Joanna Warsza and Sina Najafi Additional venues: Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw; December 4, 2020–January 12, 2021 Cabinet, New York; spring 2021 Warren Niesłuchowski (1946–2019), one of the ... Read more →

Ry David Bradley, Elisa Breyer, Leah Emery, Sandra Kosorotova, Katrin Steiger, Paul Yore, Dardan Zhegrova Curated by Sarah Crowe and David Ashley Kerr  Read On Threading The Digital by Donna Schons at www.softandhardwares.com From soft to hard technologies and back again, textiles are not an oppositional force, ... Read more →

From outrage to action in art, curated by Assembly Room International Print Center New York announces Living in America: An Exhibition in Four Acts, an exhibition presented online and in-person at IPCNY and curated by Assembly Room, ... Read more →

Uri Aran, ektor garcia, Julia Haft-Candell, Adam Henry, Steffani Jemison, Sahar Khoury, Marlene McCarty, Joan Nelson, Em Rooney and Didier William For its inaugural exhibition at 1 Rivington Street, Candice Madey is pleased to announce an exhibition titled There ... Read more →

Anna Laudel welcomes the new season with Berlin-based artist Anke Eilergerhard’s solo exhibition Resilience, showcasing original sculptures produced with a unique technique that stimulates not only sight but also touch, taste, and smell. Opening its doors ... Read more →

CONNERSMITH celebrates messages of equality, free speech, social justice and economic parity in powerful works by five artists of the Washington, DC region: Jessica Maria Hopkins, Benjamin Kelley, J.J. McCracken, Sheldon Scott and Wilmer Wilson IV. ... Read more →

Following his participation in the Asian Art Biennial: The Strangers From Beyond the Mountain and the Sea last year, Sawangwongse Yawnghwe is holding his latest solo exhibition Burmese History X at TKG+, on view from September 26 ... Read more →

Poczet / Eat the Museum Curated by Fanny Hauser and Viktor Neumann The two interrelated exhibitions Poczet at the Kunst(Zeug)Haus and Eat the Museum in the Alte Fabrik Rapperswil take the exceptional and complex history of the adjacent Polenmuseum (Polish Museum, founded in ... Read more →

Artissima, the International Fair of Contemporary Art, which will be held in Torino from November 5 (preview) to 8, is pleased to announce the creation of Artissima XYZ, an original cross-media platform that transforms the curated ... Read more →

On Monday, September 21, 2020, at 7pm, Quartz Studio is delighted to present Body Sound Space, the first solo exhibition in Turin by the French artist Henri Chopin (Paris, France, 1922–Norfolk, UK, 2008), curated by Eva ... Read more →

The world is not like us, it was imposed, we try to transform it Miguel Calderón, Karla Kaplun, Sarah Minter, Berenice Olmedo, Lucia Elena Průša Curated by Anna Goetz September 11–October 15, 2020 “The world is not like us, it ... Read more →

For his sixth solo exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel, Rirkrit Tiravanija presents a new set of works, textiles and marbles. Made from the purest tradition of weaving, Aubusson rugs displayed on walls and floors will serve as ... Read more →

Alserkal Arts Foundation returns to fall programming with a commitment to research-led practice and multidisciplinary dialogues, both online and offline. Alserkal Arts Foundation opens the exhibition New Waves: Mohamed Melehi and the Casablanca Art School Archives, in Alserkal ... Read more →

A year in the making, the fall 2020 issue of Canadian Art, available now, surveys the aesthetic practices and legacies of Black art production in Canada and beyond. Edited by Denise Ryner, writer and director/curator at ... Read more →

We are happy to announce that applications to participate in Arte Fiera 2021 are now open. The fair will take place from to January 22–24, physically and in safe conditions for all, both exhibitors and visitors. In consideration ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save.  This fall, as debates around nationalism and borders in North America reach a fever pitch, Aperture magazine releases “Native America,” a special issue about photography and Indigenous lives, guest edited ... Read more →

M77 is proud to present OrnAmenTum’EtKrimMen, a solo show by South African artist and activist Kendell Geers (Johannesburg, 1968) curated by Danilo Eccher, open to the public from Monday, September 21, 2020 to Saturday, January 30, 2021. European by ... Read more →

The HARPO Foundation Emerging Artist Fellowship Residency at the Santa Fe Art Institute is a prestigious award established in 2013 to provide an emerging visual artist with strong artistic ability and an evolving practice, the space ... Read more →

The Venice Glass Week is the international festival founded in 2017 to celebrate, support and promote the art of glassmaking: the artistic and economic activity for which the Lagoon City of Venice has been renowned around the ... Read more →

For Shadow of a Cloud Moving Slowly (2020), Dana Schutz, in her inaugural solo exhibition in London and first at Thomas Dane Gallery, presents a selection of new paintings and bronze sculptures continuing her visualization of fictional conditions, ... Read more →

The Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce for the Gallery Weekend Berlin a new exhibition by Bettina Pousttchi in the Buchmann Box. Bettina Pousttchi shows new sculptures from the workgroup Vertical Highways, which were presented for the ... Read more →

The Foundwork Artist Prize is an annual juried award to recognize outstanding practice by contemporary artists. The deadline to register for the 2020 Prize is October 15 and artists working in any media are eligible. The 2020 honoree will receive an unrestricted ... Read more →

miart, the international modern and contemporary art fair of Milan, organized by Fiera Milano, presents its first digital edition from 11 to 13 September 2020. Four large thematic areas will reflect the conceptual architecture of miart, a ... Read more →

Buy this issue here or get a subscription and save some money. With contributions by: Aglaia Konrad, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa, James Welling, Julia Grosse, Ariella Aïsha Azoulay, Jeffrey Whetstone, Anna Shteynshleyger, Daniel Bauer, Sara Deraedt, Ron Jude, Yasmina Haddad, Ariel Goldberg, Nadir Souirgi, ... Read more →

TOTAH presents Intimate Distances, a selection of works by Lauretta Vinciarelli (1943–2011). This is the gallery’s second exhibition featuring Vinciarelli’s works.  Lauretta Vinciarelli’s work radiates a mindful austerity that binds warmth with tactility. Her almost architectural renderings ... Read more →

Born out of the darkness of quarantine and self-isolation, the new installation by the renowned Georgian artist Tamara Kvesitadze leads the viewer on an agonizing journey through change, which is both suffocating and hopeful. Hoards of black ... Read more →

Talking Galleries, the think tank for galleries, is pleased to announce a new series of Online Talks with the aim to discuss the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the gallery world and the wider art ... Read more →

For over a decade, Latitude has successfully supported the Brazilian art market internationally. A partnership between ABACT [Brazilian Association of Contemporary Art] and Apex-Brasil [Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency], Latitude – Platform for Brazilian Art ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present Sculpture. This exhibition includes significant sculptural work from artists spanning the 1960s to the present, featuring new and historical work from: Mary Corse, Sarah Crowner, Charles Harlan, Tatsuo Kawaguchi, ... Read more →

On Saturday, September 12, 2020, Fondazione Mudima presents the performance The Sleeping Muse, a new Sogno (Dream), curated by Raffaella Perna, created by the artist Reverie specifically for the location: the stage of Palazzina Liberty, historical building in ... Read more →

Art Paris is the first cultural and market rendezvous in Europe after more than six months of interruption of fairs and exhibitions. Initially planned at the beginning of April, the fair has been successively postponed and ... Read more →

Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce the fifth solo exhibition of works by the British painter Clare Woods (born 1972, UK). The works in Clare Woods’ exhibition, If Not Now Then When, were painted in the build up ... Read more →

Hosted by Christofle Hamptons Virtual Art Fair hosted by Christofle, is the largest online art fair in the United States to date and the second largest art fair in the United States to date in 2020, features ... Read more →

Southwest Contemporary announces the first-annual Field Guide, a dedicated guidebook for the arts throughout New Mexico. Covering Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Taos, the Field Guide is a new comprehensive resource for discovering art galleries, museums, performing arts ... Read more →

Three new episodes offer a creative respite, charting artmaking across London, Beijing, and the United States-Mexico border. Art21 is pleased to announce details of the new season of its Peabody Award-winning and Emmy-nominated television series, "Art in ... Read more →

The pandemic-plagued world is ripe with divisions. As communities around the world look to address both immediate and longstanding problems, artists have the ability to create spaces of understanding, empathy, and awareness. ArtAsiaPacific’s September/October cover Feature, by ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery presents the third solo exhibition by Ben Sledsens (1991 Antwerp, lives and works in Antwerp), entitled Morning Moon. Sledsens' works attest to a profound knowledge of art history. Its bright, vibrant colors remind ... Read more →

"If The Falls site is without the 'Thinker' one would experience a magnificent waterfall in constant dynamic flow… Once the sculpture is placed, the site is transformed into another world… At the same time, it raises the ... Read more →

DEMANDS & SUPPLIES, Matthieu Laurette's first solo exhibition in Switzerland since 1999 at MAMCO in Geneva, will fill the space from floor to ceiling at Silicon Malley (2.5 x 4 meters), an artist-run space hosting one visitor at a ... Read more →

Galleri Bo Bjerggaard is proud to present the exhibition Crazy Watermelon Shipping—Danish artist John Kørner's third solo show in the gallery in Copenhagen. Thematically, the point of departure for the show is the global market and consumption ... Read more →

Long March Space presents the Zhan Wang solo exhibition Objects of Idea. This is the artist's fourth solo exhibition at Long March Space, after 86 Divinity Figures (2008), Form of the Formless (2012), and Morph (2014). ... Read more →

Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997.  Order your copy or subscribe now. In the issue:  Artist's Project  POROUS BODIES Kang Seung Lee Reviews Patty Chang: The Wandering Lake 2009–2017 Ana Iwataki Resilience: Philip Guston in 1971 Megan Milks Susan Mogul: Less is Never More and Mom’s Move Kristina ... Read more →

An act of resistance Postponed before being reinvented online, Art Paris 2020, the modern and contemporary art fair, will be born again at the end of the summer at the Grand Palais in a real-world version from ... Read more →

It begins with one word. Choose your own. Katarzyna Krakowiak at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, Barcelona The artist Katarzyna Krakowiak, curator Marcin Szczelina and the Fundació Mies van der Rohe cordially invite you to It ... Read more →

"Ideas, Hypotheses, Assumptions and Objects" rs548049170_1_69869_TT (The Other Shapes of Me), winner of the 6th Edition of Italian Council, program to promote Italian contemporary art in the world by the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the Italian ... Read more →

Anna Laudel Düsseldorf showcases Turkish miniature artist Onur Hastürk's debut exhibition Assimilation, marking the largest display of the artist’s works to date, between July 30–October 31, 2020. Onur Hastürk pulls freely from the numerous artistic cultures of ... Read more →

Get Mousse #72 or subscribe   In this issue: The Musical Chairs That Is Capitalism Estelle Hoy chronicles the 5K Berlin coronavirus emergency grant—a collective semiotic activity that is monstrous and cruel, taking advantage of “corona chaos” in all its ... Read more →

Curator: Chen Min & Zhang Yehong (Winner of "Creativity" Hyundai Blue Prize 2019) Artists: Angela Washko, Chen Baoyang, Chen Xin & Huang Yuwen, Lao Jiahui, Loopntale, Molleindustria, Nicky Case, Pied la biche, Tang Chao, Yao Qingmei, Zhang Wenxin, Zhao Bang, Zheng Da, Zhou Pengan   The award-winning exhibition of ... Read more →

Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla, Abraham Cruzvillegas, David Douard, Mimosa Echard, Jean Luc Moulène, Melik Ohanian, Gabriel Orozco, Tim Rollins and K.O.S., Anri Sala, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Danh Vo, Haegue Yang. In the short essay entitled The Carrier ... Read more →

The term CUTOFF is used in many ways and means the point at which something stops but can also be used for a spatial description, for example, when talking about a shortcut to get to a ... Read more →

The Merchant House reopens its 2020 program with two new exhibitions that unite around the theme of the city in crisis. The Indispensable Experience of Art  Part 1: Urban Image-Jitters With Dennis Oppenheim (1938–2011, US), Pino Pinelli (1938, IT), and Sylvie Bonnot (1982, FR) Of The ... Read more →

This recent times, often overlapping events that have transpired, have suddenly been cast in a new perspective as people around the world have come together, both physically and online, to protest systemic racial injustice. This summer ... Read more →

Huguette Caland, Mary Corse, Sarah Crowner, Kiki Kogelnik, Sam Moyer, Mary Obering, Eamon Ore-Giron, Beverly Pepper, Mika Tajima Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present Painting, a group show bringing together nine artists with a focus on painterly practices. ... Read more →

Matthew Biederman (QC-CA/US) / Choe U-Ram (KR) / Justine Emard (FR) / Yunchul Kim (KR) / Christa Sommerer (AT) & Laurent Mignonneau (FR) / teamVOID & Youngkak Cho (KR) Hyundai Motor Company and ELEKTRA have launched a collaborative art exhibition, HYUNDAI X ELEKTRA: METAMORPHOSIS. The exhibition at ... Read more →

In this era of social distancing, being away from the maddening throngs of society has been necessary. As time slowed down and activities came to a halt, there has been a chance for reflection on the ... Read more →

Complete text and over 1100 images In July 1971, Bernadette Mayer embarked on an experiment: For one month she exposed a roll of 35mm film and kept a daily journal. The result was a conceptual work that ... Read more →

Applications to participate in ARCOmadrid 2021 open until September 14. From February 24 to 28, 2021, the world of contemporary art will celebrate ARCOmadrid's 40th anniversary. We trust that it will be a time to regroup, reactivate and create new opportunities. ... Read more →

We are pleased to announce that applications for Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2021 are now open. The application guidelines and entry forms are accessible on our website here. Applications close on October 8, 2020. Taking place between February 19-21, ... Read more →

The three awards reflect contemporary social issues. Known for honoring outstanding artistry, humanistic engagement and contemporary spirit, Taiwan’s benchmark contemporary arts award, the prestigious Taishin Arts Award, announced the laureates of the 18th Taishin Arts Award, selected ... Read more →

With humour and a sense of the absurd, Kati Heck (b. 1979, Dusseldorf) dissects the world around her and creates her own universe. Any search for a clear narrative in her enigmatic paintings, sculpture, films and ... Read more →

Book published on the occasion Presence and Production project of Thomas Hirschhorn 2019 in Switzerland. Now the unique book on the Presence and Production project Robert Walser-Sculpture by Thomas Hirschhorn in Biel has been published. Everything about this book is monumental, just like the Robert ... Read more →

U-P presents Spaced Apart, an online design, art, photography and sound symposium running from May 26–July 2, 2020. The symposium aims to bring us closer together while we are spaced apart, and speaks to the importance ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. Few works have impacted the world of photography like Nan Goldin’s The Ballad of Sexual Dependency. Published by Aperture in 1986, The Ballad retains an uncommon power with its unflinching ... Read more →

In spring 2020, Spazio Maiocchi launches Afterimage, a new online platform for moving image works that leave a lasting impression—aiming to carve out a space for meaningful and immersive viewing amid today’s overwhelming amount of visual stimuli. Over the course ... Read more →

On Monday, June 15, 2020, at 6pm, after a long pause due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Quartz Studio is pleased to present Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank and other problems, an edition by Jonathan Monk (Leicester, ... Read more →

This is the time for thoughtful reading, looking and contemplation. In the summer issue of Border Crossings we are providing exactly that. Through a life-long career artist IAIN BAXTER& has provoked and prodded visual and textual tropes. He is ... Read more →

Featuring commissions by Krzysztof Bagiński​, Sanna Helena Berger & Shade Théret, Joseph Funnell & Carlos Maria Romero, Shenece Oretha, Atièna Riollet, and Mohammad Tayyeb. Cellular is a new experimental Live Art and Media-based programme comprising a multi-purpose ground ... Read more →

Public program: June 20, 2020 Guo Fengyi and the Contemporary: Revisiting “The Power of the Public Realm" Panel discussion with Tianzhuo Chen, Kuai Lehao and Lu Jie, moderated by Zhang Yuling KWM artcenter is pleased to present the Chinese ... Read more →

In a period of transition, uncertainties, rethinking of known schemes and expectations, between trying to catch up with digital acceleration and dealing with a content overload, CURA. translates the vocabulary indicative of this new decade by ... Read more →

Dear gallery owners, We hope you have survived the last few weeks well and are now looking forward with us to a more and more returning normality of our social life—also in the art world. As you ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery presents Enjoy and Take Care!, a group show with work by 20 artists from the gallery. It’s a generous show, both towards the artists and the public. After a period of compulsory ... Read more →

Artissima presents Fondamenta, a curated online project that will run from June 5–July 5, 2020. Conceived as part of the 2020 fair’s work in progress, Fondamenta considers the factors that are transforming our globalised art world. It is an invitation to ... Read more →

Art Brussels launched a new online platform designed to benefit the fair’s community of galleries and artists. In collaboration with GalleryViewer.com, it will feature many of the galleries confirmed for Art Brussels 2021. Until Monday, June 15, 2020, a ... Read more →

In their in-depth conversation that opens this issue, Shumon Basar, Douglas Coupland, and Hans Ulrich Obrist theorize a new ego, the “Extreme Self”—the latest iteration of the “extreme present” that they foresaw in their 2015 publication ... Read more →

"We must get the measure/beyond-measure of the prophetic vision of the past and of the imagination of Relation—with its treatment of initial conditions, traces of initial conditions its unpredictability, and with the new fabric we must ... Read more →

On May 21, 2020, with the opening of the Zhu Yu solo exhibition Mute, the newly renovated Long March Space opened to the public through its new entrance on 798’s First Middle Street. Since establishing the ... Read more →

Following the government’s announcement banning all public gatherings until mid-July, Art Paris 2020, the leading modern and contemporary art spring event, will be moving online with the launch of two initiatives: Art Paris Digital by Artsy ... Read more →

It is with great pleasure that we introduce the artist list for the postponed 16th Gallery Weekend Berlin, to take place from the September 10–13, 2020. After the re-opening of the majority of our gallery spaces in ... Read more →

Book published on the occasion Presence and Production project of Thomas Hirschhorn 2019 in Switzerland Now the unique book on the Presence and Production project Robert Walser-Sculpture by Thomas Hirschhorn in Biel has been published. Everything about this book ... Read more →

ARCOlisboa—Portugal’s young and dynamic contemporary art fair—has decided to reschedule its physical version to May 13–16, 2021, while converting this year’s edition into a four-week long digital version that will continue to offer online fair-goers exclusive access to ... Read more →

To support LMCC's sustaining programs for artists and small NYC arts organizations  The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) is pleased to announce “New York We Love You,” an online benefit auction featuring artworks by a host of ... Read more →

(Re)Print: Five Projects investigates the dynamic relationship between the history of reproduction and contemporary print practice. For centuries, print has been instrumental in the replication and dissemination of artworks and ideas, allowing them to travel and reach ... Read more →

Micro-grant initiative, Maan, by Jeddah-based gallery, Athr. Open Call deadline: June 20, 2020 Maan (together in Arabic) is the latest initiative developed by Athr Gallery, Jeddah in close collaboration with artists Manal AlDowayan, Nasser Al Salem, Dana Awartani, Sultan Bin Fahad, ... Read more →

We are delighted to announce the release of KALEIDOSCOPE‘s new issue #36 (spring/summer 2020), coinciding with the redesign of the magazine’s print and digital presence by Swiss art direction and graphic design studio Kasper-Florio. Driven by ... Read more →

In the context of on-going uncertainty—a condition familiar to minority communities, though now made even more palpable to themselves and others by the arrival of Covid-19—, alternative forms of artistic production, distribution and reception are being developed. Cell ... Read more →

Fridman Gallery and CT::SWaM present SOLOS, weekly performances inside the empty gallery.  Operating within New York City’s shelter-in-place guidelines, only one person—the performer—is present. Equipped with multiple microphones and cameras (mixed remotely), the space itself becomes a ... Read more →

Black Cube, a nomadic contemporary art museum, welcomes four new artists into its Artist Fellowship program. Black Cube’s 2020 Artist Fellows include Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis (Pittsburgh, PA), Onyedika Chuke (New York City, NY), ... Read more →

An intensive grappling with issues of pop culture and art history in the neo-expressive painting of Boban Andjelkovic is just as essential as his self-reflective, painterly experience. In his art, the artist raises basic questions concerning ... Read more →

Siglio publishes revelatory anthology of Madeline Gins's previously unpublished and hard-to-find writings edited by Lucy Ives, April 2020 “For anyone who wants to experience directly the uncharted regions of inner and outer space in which language, perception, thought, ... Read more →

Covid-19 is radically upending how we live, think, and see. The pandemic has forced us to acknowledge aspects of the world’s existing social, economic, scientific, and cultural systems that we often overlook—from how we ship masks ... Read more →

We would have liked to open the 16th edition of Gallery Weekend Berlin from May 1 to 3 with exhibitions of established artists and newcomers across 48 galleries. After several weeks of gallery spaces being closed, we are ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present new works by Sam Moyer. This series of paintings and works on paper is made visible through our online viewing room through May 13, 2020. Continuing Sam Moyer's ongoing interest ... Read more →

The Fund for Korean Art Abroad (FKAA) is a grant program established to promote Korea's contemporary visual art to an international audience and to support exhibitions of Korean artists overseas. The program is sponsored by the ... Read more →

Darren Bader / Alex Bag / Beth Collar / Catharine Czudej / Violet Dennison / Tony Hope / Parker Ito / Jacob Kassay / Helmut Lang / Kayode Ojo / Tabor Robak / Timur Si-Qin / ... Read more →

The third edition of Bon-gah Art Book Fair will take place from September 23 to 25, 2020, in Bon-gah's new space located in an old neighborhood of Tehran which used to be known as the capital ... Read more →

Subscribe to Arts of the Working Class to get your weekly specials. Stay woke? In a world facing COVID-19 "Cancel Culture" has fundamentally changed. Now, it does not only question how to deal with Nazis, racists and white supremacists, who ... Read more →

We are excited to announce that Dallas Art Fair Online is now live! We invite you to explore our online viewing rooms featuring 84 participating exhibitors representing local/regional, national and international galleries. You can access each gallery homepage ... Read more →

Get Mousse issue #71 or subscribe   Dear Friends, In response to the current global health crisis, we have decided to make our spring 2020 issue freely accessible online. From April 8, Mousse 71 is available as usual in its printed version, ... Read more →

Esopus Books announces the publication of Modern Artifacts (May 2020). With essays and an introduction by Michelle Elligott, and designed and edited by Tod Lippy, the book brings all 18 installments of the eponymous series that originally appeared ... Read more →

“How do you begin to depict a feeling?” Describing her practice, artist Dana Schutz says that this is the question she continually tries to answer. In these very delicate times, it is a question we must ... Read more →

Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997. Order your copy or subscribe now.  In the issue:  Artist's Project  À tes eaux, de nouveau Paul Maheke  Feature Black Mirrors: Hammons, Wilson, and Julien on Capital in the Art Market Anuradha Vikram Reviews Julie Becker: I must create a Master ... Read more →

Three artists were competing for the 13th edition of the Drawing Prize: Callum Innes, Scottish artist, born in 1962 Florian Pumhösl, Austrian artist, born in 1971 Juan Uslé, Spanish artist, born in 1954 This year the Paris Drawing Fair, ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to present the fourth solo exhibition of the artist Clément Rodzielski, from March 7 to April 2020. This exhibition includes two series of recent works created in New York where the ... Read more →

Border Crossings presents our new spring issue. Here, we look at artists who are examining the environmental in myriad ways including those who uniquely frame institutional space.  In this issue, Border Crossings interviews New York based artist ... Read more →

Contemporary artists working at the intersection of inclusivity, diversity, and public space are encouraged to apply by March 31. Black Cube, a nonprofit, experimental art museum that operates nomadically, is currently accepting project proposals for its Sabrina Merage ... Read more →

With works by Sabian Baumann, Jesse Darling, Demian DinéYazhi', Eva Egermann, Magdalena Fischer, Justin Fitzpatrick, Carolyn Lazard, Park McArthur, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, Patrick Staff, Sunaura Taylor, Romily Alice Walden, What Would an HIV Doula Do? and ... Read more →

The spring issue of Canadian Art, available now, looks at questions of “Influence” to think about how artists inspire, collaborate with and influence one another. What structures and systems affect how the art world works and ... Read more →

Galerie Chantal Crousel is pleased to present Eternal Ruins, the 9th solo exhibition of Thomas Hirschhorn at the gallery, from March 7 to April 11, 2020. The exhibition includes a new series of "Chat-Poster" referring to Simone ... Read more →

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is pleased to present two new exhibitions that update modernism's legacies, Liv Schulman: The Gobernment and Claudia Wieser: Generations, on view through June 13, 2020. Liv Schulman: The Gobernment Liv Schulman: The Gobernment (2019) is a multi-episode video ... Read more →

Tim Van Laere Gallery is pleased to present its first solo exhibition by Tal R, entitled Home Alone. The exhibition includes a new series of paintings and drawings. Tal R (Tel Aviv, Israel. Lives and works in ... Read more →

As art-agenda approaches its tenth birthday in June—global pandemics notwithstanding—its mission to deliver intelligent, original and influential writing on contemporary art continues to evolve.    It is in the spirit of change that we are pleased to ... Read more →

Kaos GL (Kaos Gay and Lesbian Cultural Research and Solidarity Association) announces the first open call of the Ankara Queer Art Program artist residency. It invites artists who seek intersecting particularities of artistic expression and queer politics. The artist residency will ... Read more →

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

In the middle of nowhere translates the sense of emptiness, the spiral of uncertainty, the lack of models and coordinates of the historical moment we are going through, to which artists respond by indicating a perspective, a vision, or ... Read more →

Dumb Type, the leading Japanese media artist collective, will present a long-awaited new work after an interval of 18 years. The members of Dumb Type, an artist collective founded in 1984 mostly by students of Kyoto City ... Read more →

The 8th edition of ART021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair will take place from November 12 to 15, 2020 at Shanghai Exhibition Center. This year ART021 adopts a new color combination for its logo and sets sail once again. After ... Read more →

In the first half of 2020 das weisse haus hosts the nomadic Museum of Capitalism, presents Yoshinori Niwa’s first solo exhibition in Austria, and highlights its studio program with the group exhibition New Home for Horses, ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Sim Chi Yin.  Sim Chi Yin is an artist from Singapore whose research-based practice includes photography, moving image, archival interventions and text-based performance, and focuses on memory, history, conflict, ... Read more →

Buy this issue or subscribe and save. How do homes serve as emblems of a moment, markers of the past, or articulations of future possibilities? The spring 2020 issue of Aperture considers the meanings and forms of domestic spaces, ... Read more →

A central event for national and international professionals and art lovers, Artissima attracts 55,000 visitors, including 5,500 contemporary art collectors, more than 400 international curators and museum directors, several groups of patrons of prestigious museums worldwide ... Read more →

Kayu | Lucie Fontaine and Yayasan Mitra Museum Jakarta [YMMJ] are pleased to present We Move Amongst Ghosts* at the Museum of Fine Arts and Ceramics in Jakarta, Indonesia. This is Kayu’s eleventh project and the ... Read more →

Anat Ebgi is pleased to announce A Place That Has No Name: Early Works, Tina Girouard’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles. The exhibition will run from February 22–March 28, 2020. Giouard’s participation in, and influence on, the ... Read more →

Kayne Griffin Corcoran is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by Japanese artist Tatsuo Kawaguchi. This will mark Kawaguchi’s second exhibition with the gallery and will comprise of works executed between 1974–89. In the ... Read more →

Featuring: Christina Werner, Sabrina Mandanici, Carmen Winant, Nina Strand, Hannah Wolf, Radek Krolczyk, Bouchra Khalili, Arnisa Zeqo, Liz Johnson Artur, Yasufumi Nakamori, Talisa Lallai, Lena Rosa Händle, Johannes Gierlinger, Benjamin Jones, Laura Ben Hayoun, Jiwon Kim, Erik ... Read more →

Tickets Paris Photo, the world’s largest international art fair dedicated to the photographic medium, is pleased to announce the programming schedule for the inaugural edition of Paris Photo New York. Presented with the Association of International Photography Art Dealers ... Read more →

This issue considers the conceptual and aesthetic relationship between the framing of art objects and commercial goods, exhibition design, and, more generally, how display is utilized in the visual arts. Like vision, display operates as an ... Read more →

Lita Cabellut visually interprets Federico García Lorca's theatrical masterpiece Artika, the Barcelona-based artists’ book publisher, will present Blood Wedding, its newest book by Spanish artist Lita Cabellut, at its booth in the Armory Show VIP Lounge from March ... Read more →

TOTAH presents THE SHADOW, a group exhibition of 16 artists, on view March 5 through May 3, 2020.  THE SHADOW delves into the latent correspondence and divagation that run through an artist’s work. The exhibition includes two works ... Read more →

Black & White Gallery / Project Space is delighted to announce its participation in VOLTA NY 2020 with the solo feature titled I Think, Therefore I Shop by the Russian-American self-taught conceptual artist Henry Khudyakov (b. 1930, ... Read more →

International art fair for works on paper From June 16–21, 2020, during the Basel Art Week, Paper Positions Basel invites around 35 international galleries to apply with their most striking and important positions from contemporary and modern art with ... Read more →

For her second solo exhibition with Nohra Haime Gallery, Adriana Marmorek presents us with the clues for deciphering the enigmas of love, sexuality and desire. Her decades long enquiry into what she herself has called the ... Read more →

Cardi Gallery London is proud to present Mimmo Rotella. Beyond Décollage: Photo Emulsions and Artypos, 1963-1980. The exhibition features 74 photo emulsions and artypos that explore Rotella’s multifaceted relationship with society and its contemporary icons, while brilliantly deconstructing their mythologies. Mimmo Rotella’s unique approach to mechanical reproduction disrupted ... Read more →

With governments across Asia imposing quarantines and travel restrictions to contain the spread of Covid-19, and art organizations canceling and postponing events in line with the mandates of health authorities, the questions of how else we ... Read more →

International festival dedicated to the art of glass in Venice, Italy Applications are open until March 13, 2020 for the fourth edition of The Venice Glass Week, the international festival dedicated to the art of glass, taking ... Read more →

For radical equality, we need to recalibrate. But the question is not how and where to start when everything seems to be broken, when opposition to social hierarchy is repeatedly defeated. The question is: Who are ... Read more →

James Cohan is pleased to present A Lotus in a Sea of Fire, an exhibition of new work by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, on view from February 28 through May 3 at 291 Grand Street. This is ... Read more →