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• Michelangelo Consani's 'My Favorite Spring' Opens at Gallery Side 2 Tokyo exhibition

  'My Favorite Spring,' a solo exhibition by Italian artist Michelangelo Consani, opened on May 29, 2025, at Gallery Side 2 in Tokyo. Consani, born in 1971 in Livorno, showcases a…

• Andrea Crespi's holographic jellyfish Thetis at Venice Biennale exhibition

  Andrea Crespi, a 34-year-old Milanese artist, presents 'Thetis', a holographic jellyfish installation inside the deconsecrated Church of Santi Cosma e Damiano on Giudecca island,…

• Walid Raad's Fragmented Installations at Galerie Thomas Schulte exhibition

  Galerie Thomas Schulte in Berlin presents Walid Raad's solo exhibition 'Like a rubber rung on a ladder' in its Corner Space and window space. The two installations use fragmentary…

• Calder's Monumental Sculptures from Paris to Mexico exhibition

  Alexander Calder's monumental sculptures are explored from his early public commission for the 1937 Paris World's Fair, Mercury Fountain, to his later large-scale stabiles and…

• Camille Henrot's Intimate Drawings at The Perimeter, London exhibition

  Camille Henrot's exhibition at The Perimeter in London focuses on her drawings, revealing a personal and private side of the French artist known for dense, hyper-conceptual video…

• Nomadic Painting: Three Artists at The Tiger Room, Munich exhibition

  The Tiger Room in Munich presents 'Before your eyes open', a group exhibition featuring painters Laura Hinrichsmeyer, Luisa Kasalicky, and Andrea Zabric. The show explores the…

• Met exhibition explores sexual symbolism of musical instruments exhibition

  An exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York examines the erotic and bodily associations of musical instruments, from phallic flutes to voluptuous violins. The show…

• Noah Barker's 'On the Beach' at Lodos, Mexico City exhibition

  Noah Barker presents 'On the Beach' at Lodos gallery in Mexico City. The exhibition features new works by the artist, continuing his exploration of painting and sculpture. The…

• E'wao Kagoshima's 'Deconstructed Bodies' at Ulterior Gallery exhibition

  E'wao Kagoshima's solo exhibition 'Deconstructed Bodies' is on view at Ulterior Gallery in New York. The show presents the artist's exploration of fragmented and reassembled human…

• State-Backed 'Battle of Penghu' Film Promotes Taiwan Reunification Narrative in Chinese Cinemas exhibition

  The historical epic 'Battle of Penghu' (澎湖海战), backed by the Chinese state, is scheduled to debut in mainland China on July 25, 2026. Directed by Cheang Pou-soi from Hong Kong,…

• Patti Smith Performs at Jacques Marie Mage's SoHo Gallery Opening exhibition

  Jacques Marie Mage opened a new 'gallery' on Wooster Street in SoHo, New York, on Thursday evening. The three-story space features chrome cabinetry, zebra-print lounge chairs, and…

• At 101, Ce Roser Gets First Solo Show in 30 Years at Sebastian Gladstone exhibition

  Ce Roser, a 101-year-old Chinese American artist, is having her first solo exhibition in over three decades at Sebastian Gladstone gallery in Tribeca, New York. The show, titled…

• Nicola Florimbi’s Unsettling Paintings at Corbett vs. Dempsey exhibition

  Nicola Florimbi’s debut solo exhibition 'Rooms' at Corbett vs. Dempsey in Chicago presents ten acrylic paintings that defy easy interpretation. The works depict figures in…

• Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze's First Public Mosaic Unveiled at Brooklyn's Borough Hall Subway exhibition

  The mosaic titled 'May Your Road Be Light and Fun' (2026) by Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze has been unveiled in the corridor that links the 2, 3, 4, and 5 subway lines at Brooklyn's…

• Roda Medhat's 'From the Loom' Merges Digital Fabrication with Kurdish Textile Traditions exhibition

  Toronto-based Kurdish artist Roda Medhat presents 'From the Loom,' a solo exhibition at Abbozzo Gallery in Toronto, running through May 26. The show features large-scale…

• Martha Cooper's 'Streetwise' at Bronx Documentary Center Surveys 40 Years of Urban Youth Culture exhibition

  The Bronx Documentary Center is presenting 'Martha Cooper: Streetwise,' a survey of the photographer's career from the late 1970s through the 2010s. Known for documenting New York…

• Antonia Wright's 'Exilio' Extended at Piero Atchugarry Gallery Through July 2026 exhibition

  Miami-born, Cuban-descended artist Antonia Wright, known for using her body as a tool in performance, video, photography, sound, and installation, explores exile, migration, and…

• Kibble Recreations of Mona Lisa, The Scream, and The Kiss at AKC Museum of the Dog exhibition

  "The Art of the Breed," an exhibition at the AKC Museum of the Dog in Midtown Manhattan, showcases renowned artworks recreated using dog kibble and will be on display until June…

• Illy's Giant Coffee Cups Float in Venice for 2026 Biennale exhibition

  Giant colorful coffee cups appeared in Venice's lagoon, floating among vaporettos, gondolas, and cruise ships. The installation, part of Illy's campaign for the 2026 Venice…

• Toni Thorimbert's 'Donne in vista' at CAMERA Torino Explores Fragile Femininity exhibition

  The exhibition 'Donne in vista' at CAMERA Centro Italiano per la Fotografia in Turin presents approximately sixty images from Toni Thorimbert's archive, spanning over thirty years…

• Edoardo Aruta's 'From the Weight of the Earth to the Breath of Clouds' at Andrea Nuovo Home Gallery exhibition

  Andrea Nuovo Home Gallery in Rome presents 'Dal peso della terra al respiro delle nuvole' (From the Weight of the Earth to the Breath of Clouds), a solo exhibition by Italian…

• New Museum Reopens with 'New Humans' Exhibition on Technology and the Body exhibition

  In the spring of 2026, the New Museum in New York welcomed visitors again after a major expansion that took years and millions to finish. The opening exhibition, called 'New…

• Whistler's Earliest Portrait Authenticated at Tate Britain exhibition

  Conservation research has verified James McNeill Whistler's earliest-known portrait, Head of a Peasant Woman (1855–58), now on view at Tate Britain. The pocket-sized painting,…

• Rubin Museum Objects on Long-Term Loan to Seattle Asian Art Museum exhibition

  As part of a five-year collaboration with the Seattle Art Museum, the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art has provided 13 significant works to the Seattle Asian Art Museum (SAAM). These…

• Camille presents 'The Sound Of Milk' at Palais de Tokyo with Sophie Calle artwork exhibition

  French singer Camille presents the first part of her new album 'The Sound Of Milk' at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, running from May 29 to June 1, 2026. The album, a 29-track triptych…

• Horse Power Exhibition at Rookleys Canadian Art Traces Equine Motif in Art History exhibition

  Rookleys Canadian Art, located in Ridgeway, Canada, will host "Horse Power," a collective exhibition that delves into the representation of horses throughout art history, from May…

• Rising Festival's Vinyl Factory: Reverb Exhibition Opens at ACMI in Melbourne exhibition

  The Vinyl Factory: Reverb, a vinyl-focused music exhibition, opened at ACMI in Melbourne as part of the Rising festival. The exhibition features a Listening Room equipped with a…

• Nick Doyle's Bleached Denim Collages and AI Oracle at Perrotin New York exhibition

  Nick Doyle's solo exhibition 'Collective Hallucinations' at Perrotin in New York presents bleached and collaged denim works that explore the mythologies of the American West. The…

• Silvia Ziranek's BY A THREAD tackles abuse against women at MOCA London exhibition

  From 31 May to 5 July 2026, MOCA London will showcase Silvia Ziranek's multimedia exhibition titled BY A THREAD, which features her poem cycle UNSUNG SONGS. The highlight of the…

• Partie Une at Galerie OM Explores Materiality and Spatial Dialog exhibition

  Galerie OM, founded by Moana Thies and Oscar Gröne, opened its inaugural exhibition 'Partie Une' in Berlin, curated by Julian Zacharias Eide. The show focuses on materiality and…

• Art Forum Würth Capena Turns 20: Interview with Director Valentina Spagnuolo exhibition

  In 2026, the Art Forum Würth, located in Capena just 35 km from Rome, will commemorate its 20th anniversary. Established by Reinhold Würth, this museum is part of a network…

• DDR's Long Road to the Venice Biennale: A History of Exclusion and the 2026 German Pavilion exhibition

  The German Democratic Republic (GDR) participated in the Venice Biennale from 1982 to 1990 but was never allowed to use the German Pavilion, which remained under West German…

• Francesco De Grandi's 'Salon Kitty' at The Drawing Hall Explores Drawing as Eros, Archive, and Political Act exhibition

  The Drawing Hall in Grassobbio (Bergamo) presents 'Salon Kitty', a solo exhibition by Francesco De Grandi curated by Gabriele Lorenzoni, running from June 12 to July 11, 2026.…

• Comité Colbert Brings 65 French Luxury Maisons to NYC's Shed exhibition

  The French luxury association, Comité Colbert, has launched an exhibition titled 'Hidden Treasures, 250 Years of Franco-American Luxury Stories' at the Shed in Hudson Yards, New…

• David Aliperti's Paper Flower Sculptures at Nilufar During Milan Design Week exhibition

  David Aliperti creates intricate floral sculptures from colored paper pulp, hand-molded without armatures. Each piece requires 300–700 hours of work; his latest contains 8,000…

• Angelica Raquel Weaves Memory and Power in "Mystic Threads" at McNay Art Museum exhibition

  Angelica Raquel's solo exhibition "Mystic Threads" at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, on view until July 5, 2026, explores Mexican American identity through fiber works that…

• British Landscapes, Wendy McMurdo, and Jack White Debut in Art Weekly Roundup exhibition

  The Guardian's Art Weekly roundup highlights several exhibitions and art news. The exhibition of the week is 'British Landscapes: A Sense of Place' at Pallant House Gallery in…

• Mucem in Marseille unveils Mossi Traoré, a prodigy of multicultural haute couture exhibition

  The Mucem in Marseille is presenting an exhibition dedicated to Mossi Traoré, the 2024 winner of the MMM endowment fund's call for projects by Maison Mode Méditerranée. The show…

• Camille Henrot's 'Don't' at The Perimeter: Surreal Sexual Psychodrama exhibition

  Camille Henrot's exhibition 'Don't' at The Perimeter in London marks a shift from her earlier grand-scale works like 'Grosse Fatigue' and the 2014 Chisenhale show on Darwinism.…

• Steven Shearer's first UK show in 19 years opens at David Zwirner London exhibition

  Steven Shearer, a Canadian artist recognized for his private demeanor and hesitance to discuss his creations, is set to showcase his first UK exhibition since 2007 at the David…