Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Solo shows, group exhibitions, openings, extensions, and closings in galleries, museums, and independent spaces.
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Francis Picabia's Chameleonic Career Surveyed at Hauser & Wirth London
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A five-decade survey of Francis Picabia's work, 'Expanding Horizons,' opened in May at Hauser & Wirth in London, featuring 32 works from 1902 to 1951. The exhibition traces…
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Raymond Hains Retrospective Opens in Paris Metro Gallery
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A special exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of Raymond Hains (1926–2005) is set to occur at Galerie Valois, which is situated in the historic Palais-Royal–Musée du…
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MoMA's Universal Westerns Series Explores Cinematic Idiosyncrasies
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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is presenting 'Universal Westerns,' a film series running through July 3 that highlights the distinctive cinematic approaches fostered by Universal…
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National Gallery Singapore Opens First R18 Exhibition on Eroticism in Southeast Asian Art
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From April 24 to August 30, 2026, the National Gallery Singapore will host "Passion is Volcanic: Desire in Southeast Asian Art," its inaugural R18 exhibition. This event delves…
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MoMA's 'Universal Westerns' Retrospective Traces Genre's Evolution
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The Museum of Modern Art is presenting 'Universal Westerns,' a retrospective screening 28 features from Universal Pictures released over 65 years. The series runs roughly a month…
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Forensic exhibition in Berlin reconstructs Shark Island genocide site
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In Berlin, a new exhibition titled 'Fractured Lifeworlds', curated by the Spore Initiative, employs digital technology to recreate the Shark Island concentration camp in Namibia,…
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Arash Nassiri's 'Night Mode' at Fondation Pernod Ricard
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Fondation Pernod Ricard in Paris presents 'Night Mode', the first large-scale solo exhibition in a French institution for French-Iranian artist Arash Nassiri. The show features…
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Ecléctica Barcelona transforms Círculo Ecuestre into 12 domestic spaces with Coixet, Jubany
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Ecléctica Barcelona, an exhibition organized within the Barcelona 2026 World Capital of Architecture program, recreates 12 domestic spaces at the Círculo Ecuestre from June 4 to…
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Vibeke Tandberg's Retrospective 'De lever' Opens at Kode Bergen
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Kode in Bergen presents 'De lever', a nearly retrospective exhibition of Norwegian artist Vibeke Tandberg, curated with Lars Bang Larsen. The show traces Tandberg's career from…
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Anna Irina Russell's 'Neix en l’aire la primera flor' at Museo Can Mario
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At Museo Can Mario in Palafrugell, Anna Irina Russell's exhibition titled 'Neix en l’aire la primera flor,' curated by blanca arias, delves into the concepts of breathing as both…
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James Turrell opens new Skyspace in Denmark
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James Turrell, the American artist known for his light installations, has debuted a new Skyspace in Denmark. In an interview, he discusses his Quaker upbringing, a collaboration…
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Anna Reutinger's 'I will pick up the cat poop in the yard' explores 'noaberschap' in a Groningen village church
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In May 2025, the Terug naar het Begin festival showcased artist Anna Reutinger's installation titled 'I will pick up the cat poop in the yard' at Mariakerk in Oosterwijtwerd,…
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New Ghella Space for Photography Opens at MAXXI with Ramak Fazel Show
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The MAXXI museum in Rome has inaugurated Spazio Ghella, a new permanent venue dedicated to contemporary photography. The space launches with the exhibition "Milan Unit 1994-2009"…
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Claudia Pagès Rabal's 'Paper Tears' at Catalonia in Venice 2026
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Claudia Pagès Rabal's 'Paper Tears' is a collateral pavilion for Catalonia at the 61st Venice Biennale, curated by Elise Lammer and presented by the Institut Ramon Llull. The…
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Counter City: Feminist Spatial Critique at Galerie Neu, Berlin
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The group exhibition "Counter City" at Galerie Neu in Berlin brings together artists across generations to critique and reimagine the patriarchal structures embedded in urban…
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Fondation Martell Presents 'The Monkey and the Clay' Exploring Interspecies Collaboration
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Fondation d'entreprise Martell in Cognac will present two new projects from June 2026, including the thematic exhibition 'The Monkey and the Clay' curated by Émilie Villez. The…
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Top 5 London Art Exhibitions to See in June 2026
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Tabish Khan, the @LondonArtCritic, selects five must-see gallery exhibitions in London for June 2026. At Arebyte, Ambie Drew's 'Soft Bodies, Cold Machines' critiques beauty…
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Patti Smith Inaugurates Vatican Pavilion at 61st Venice Biennale with Sonic Prayer
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On May 8, 2026, Patti Smith, alongside the Soundwalk collective, delivered a performance of "Sonic Prayer" at the Church of Santa Maria di Nazareth (Chiesa degli Scalzi) to mark…
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Julian Charrière's Breathe lets visitors inhale 2.4bn-year-old oxygen at Mona
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At Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (Mona), artist Julian Charrière has unveiled Breathe, a permanent installation that allows guests to inhale oxygen derived from…
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Liam Young's 'In Other Worlds' opens at Barbican Centre
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Liam Young, a speculative architect, has launched 'In Other Worlds', an engaging exhibition at the Barbican Centre in London that delves into potential futures influenced by AI,…
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North American museums launch World Cup-themed exhibitions amid political tensions
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As we gear up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, scheduled from June 11 to July 19, various museums across Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. are launching sports-themed exhibitions to…
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Hilma af Klint: The Mystical Origins of Her Secret Abstract Masterpieces
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This article explores the spiritual and mystical inspirations behind Hilma af Klint's abstract artworks, which predate those of Kandinsky. Born in 1862, af Klint began attending…
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Bora Akinciturk's 'DUST' at Gern en Regalia Explores Istanbul's Erased Architecture
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Gern en Regalia in New York is hosting 'DUST', the second solo exhibition by Bora Akinciturk, which showcases new paintings, a site-specific installation, and the publication…
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Of-A's Slow Dream wins Floristry Ambassadors' Award at Chelsea Flower Show
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Multidisciplinary studio Of-A presented Slow Dream, a dark botanical landscape installation at the 2026 Chelsea Flower Show. The work features volcanic rock, burnt trees, and…
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Elen Braga's First German Institutional Solo at NAK Aachen
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Elen Braga's solo exhibition 'Ich bin wie du' at NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein in Aachen, Germany, runs from 3 May to 26 July 2026. Curated by Maurice Funken, the show is the…
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Elizabeth Ibarra's Third Solo Exhibition at Tatjana Pieters, Ghent
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The Tatjana Pieters gallery in Ghent is showcasing 'A Passing Cloud,' marking the third solo exhibition of Mexican artist Elizabeth Ibarra. Born in 1986 and residing in Los…
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Pallant House Gallery explores British landscape through war and social change
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Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, England, presents an exhibition examining how war and social upheaval transformed the British landscape tradition. Titled 'The Soul of…
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Paul Cassirer's Influence on German Museums Explored in Berlin Exhibition
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A Berlin exhibition highlights Paul Cassirer's pivotal role in bringing Impressionism to Germany and shaping museum collections. Cassirer, a gallerist and publisher, wielded…
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Nuria Mora transforms Casal Solleric into a submarine wreck site
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Nuria Mora's site-specific intervention 'Había en el fondo del mar' colonizes Casal Solleric in Palma, turning the building into an underwater scenario with three installations:…
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Christina Kubisch's 50-Year Survey at Aachen Explores Copper's Hidden Cost
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A survey exhibition in Aachen celebrates 50 years of Christina Kubisch, a pioneer in sound art working with audio, video, and installations. The show highlights her recent work…
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Arcimboldo's Composite Seasons: A 16th-Century Marvel
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Giuseppe Arcimboldo's allegorical portraits of the four seasons, created in 1563 for Emperor Maximilian II, combine botanical and zoological specimens into fantastical composite…
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Ulrich Erben's 'Senza fine' at Galleria Studio G7, Bologna
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German painter Ulrich Erben (born 1940, Düsseldorf) presents his sixth solo exhibition at Galleria Studio G7 in Bologna, titled 'Senza fine'. The show features new works created…
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Richard Avedon's 'In the American West' Series Exhibited in Full for First Time in Europe at Fundación MAPFRE
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Fundación MAPFRE in Madrid presents the first complete European exhibition of Richard Avedon's 'In the American West' series, originally produced between 1979 and 1984. The…
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Charles Ray's Sculptures Shown Across Two LA Galleries
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Charles Ray's sculptures are on view in two concurrent Los Angeles exhibitions. At Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, his 1993 aluminum "Firetruck"—over 40 feet long—is displayed alongside…
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Jorge Yeregui Examines Anthropocene Landscapes at Museo ICO
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Museo ICO in Madrid opens 'Los mismos lugares', a solo exhibition by Santander-born artist Jorge Yeregui, as part of PHotoESPAÑA 2026. Curated by Juan Guardiola, the show runs…
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Ibiza Nightclubs Transformed into Art Galleries for Culture Collective
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For the Culture Collective Ibiza, three nightclubs in Ibiza—Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa Ibiza, and [UNVRS]—have been partially transformed into modern art galleries, with the exhibition set…
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Getty Exhibition Exposes Narrow View of Black Photography
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The Getty Museum's West Pavilion in Los Angeles is currently hosting a review of 'Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985.' This exhibition, curated by the National…
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Officina Malanotte: artist residency at Treviso winery culminates in exhibition
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The fifth edition of Officina Malanotte, an artist residency organized by Tenuta Bonotto Delle Tezze in Vazzola, Treviso, concludes with a group show featuring works by Angelo…
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5 Free Art Exhibitions to See in France This June
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The Bibliothèque historique de la Ville de Paris presents a free exhibition of photographs from a 1970 citywide competition, with 100,000 images digitized, on view from June 1 to…
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Galerie Magazine Lists Nine Collectible Design Shows for June 2026
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Galerie Magazine highlights nine collectible design exhibitions across Europe and the United States for June 2026. In Warsaw, Objekt Gallery presents a tribute to the late Polish…
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