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September Art Highlights: Berlin Art Week Returns, Flávio de Carvalho Survey, and Sarah Davachi's New Album

festival-fair · 2026-04-20

The eleventh edition of Berlin Art Week takes place from 14 to 18 September, emphasizing peripheral areas as artists and galleries face rising costs in the city center. Key events include gallery openings, the POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair at Tempelhof airport, and the ongoing Berlin Biennale. In São Paulo, Flávio de Carvalho's work is on display at SESC Pompeia until 23 January. Canadian composer Sarah Davachi's album 'Two Sisters' is set to release on 9 September. In Hong Kong, Jana Benitez's 'Wild Silence' is available from 8 September to 29 October, while Blindspot Gallery presents 'Soy Dreams of Milk' from 13 September to 29 October. The Freud Museum in London will unveil 'Uneasy Listening' on 16 September, and CAM in St. Louis showcases Puerto Rican art projects until 12 February. Paris's Centquatre will host Foire Foraine d’Art Contemporain starting 17 September, and London's Zabludowicz Collection will feature LuYang's 'NetiNeti' beginning 22 September. Grace Schwindt's 'Defiant Bodies' opens at Kunstmuseum St. Gallen on 17 September.

Key facts

  • Berlin Art Week runs 14-18 September across multiple venues including Tempelhof airport
  • Flávio de Carvalho survey at SESC Pompeia in São Paulo through 23 January includes 1972 football kit designs
  • Sarah Davachi's album 'Two Sisters' releases 9 September with tracks using just intonation
  • Jana Benitez exhibition 'Wild Silence' at Pearl Lam Galleries Hong Kong 8 September-29 October
  • 'Soy Dreams of Milk' at Blindspot Gallery Hong Kong features six artists including Patty Chang
  • Freud Museum London hosts 'Uneasy Listening' discussion on 16 September with cellist Matthew Barley
  • CAM St. Louis surveys Puerto Rican art projects from early 2010s through 12 February
  • Foire Foraine d'Art Contemporain at Centquatre Paris runs 17 September-29 January with 40 creations

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Locations

  • São Paulo
  • Brazil
  • Hong Kong
  • Canada
  • St. Louis
  • Missouri
  • United States
  • San Juan
  • Puerto Rico
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Paris
  • France
  • Shanghai
  • China
  • St. Gallen
  • Switzerland
  • Busan
  • South Korea
  • Venice
  • Italy
  • Okoyama
  • Japan

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