Global Exhibitions: Whistler, Sonic Phantoms, Fujiko Nakaya, and More

This week's art events span multiple global capitals, featuring a diverse range of exhibitions. At Tate in London, a major exhibition on James McNeill Whistler explores his rule-breaking approach to art, highlighting his innovative techniques and influence. In Hong Kong, M+ presents 'Sonic Phantoms' as part of its 'M+ at Night' series, an immersive audiovisual experience that likely engages with sound and moving image. Paris's Bourse de Commerce hosts 'Fujiko Nakaya — Remember Me', a solo show dedicated to the Japanese artist known for her fog sculptures, offering a poetic and ephemeral encounter. Meanwhile, in Brussels, the Museum van Buuren showcases works by Belgian artists Gustave van de Woestyne and Anto Carte, providing insight into early 20th-century Belgian art. These exhibitions reflect the global reach of contemporary and modern art, with institutions across Europe and Asia presenting both historical and cutting-edge works. The selection, curated by Art Gorgeous, highlights the diversity of artistic practice, from Whistler's 19th-century aesthetics to Nakaya's environmental installations.