Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Solo shows, group exhibitions, openings, extensions, and closings in galleries, museums, and independent spaces.
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Château d'Eau pairs Chema Madoz and Helena Almeida in Toulouse
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Le Château d'Eau in Toulouse, a former water pumping station turned contemporary photography venue since 1974, presents a summer exhibition pairing Portuguese artist Helena…
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Szabolcs Bozó Transforms Paris Hotel Suite into Immersive Art Installation
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Hungarian artist Szabolcs Bozó has taken over Room 607 at La Fantaisie hotel in Paris, creating an immersive art suite that guests can book for overnight stays. The project,…
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Cheech Marin on Chicano Art, Activism, and Surviving the Palisades Fire
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Cheech Marin, comedian and founder of the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in Riverside, California, discusses the museum's mission and its current exhibition 'We the…
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Vasari e Roma: mostra ai Musei Capitolini celebra il legame dell'artista con l'Urbe
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Ai Musei Capitolini di Roma è in corso la mostra "Vasari e Roma", curata da Alessandra Baroni, che celebra il profondo rapporto tra Giorgio Vasari (Arezzo, 1511 – Firenze, 1574) e…
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Paris: 16 Must-See Exhibitions Closing in July 2026
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Connaissance des Arts lists 16 exhibitions in Paris closing before July 26, 2026. Highlights include Matisse at Grand Palais (1941-1954 works, until July 26), Renoir double show…
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Véronique Caye's Polynesia 66: A Journey Through Nuclear History
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French artist Véronique Caye presents 'Polynesia 66, carnet de constellations' at Jeu de Paume in Paris until September 17, 2026. The project follows her father Emmanuel Caye, a…
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Chiara Camoni's 'Luccicanza' at Casa Zegna Blends Nature, Craft, and Memory
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Chiara Camoni's exhibition, 'Luccicanza,' is on display at Casa Zegna in Trivero Valdilana from May 24 to November 22, 2026. Curated by Ilaria Bonacossa, the exhibition highlights…
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Lindsey Mendick's Body Horror Ceramics at Carl Freedman Gallery
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Lindsey Mendick's exhibition 'Where You End and I Begin' at Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate presents ceramic works depicting romantic love as mutated, gory body horror. The show…
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Pacifico Silano's 'salt skin' at Trullo Ulìa Blends Queer Archives with Puglian Landscape
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From July 19 to September 19, 2026, Trullo Ulìa in Ostuni will host 'salt skin,' a solo exhibition featuring New York artist Pacifico Silano (b. 1986). This exhibition, curated by…
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Four US Museums Launch Semiquincentennial Exhibitions for 2026
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Four American art museums are mounting exhibitions for the nation's 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2026. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in…
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Magali Reus's New Sculptures at Kunstverein Freiburg
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At Kunstverein Freiburg, Dutch artist Magali Reus unveils new sculptures that delve into themes of seduction and deception, examining the economies of attention and desire. These…
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Andrés Domínguez Examines the Gaze of Statues in Florence Exhibition
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Andrés Domínguez, a Canadian artist of Chilean origin, presents 'Osservati' at Chiasso Perduto in Florence from July 9 to 12, 2026. The exhibition focuses on the silent gazes of…
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Le Signore dell’arte: 131 works by 42 female artists at Palazzo Cucchiari
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The exhibition 'Le Signore dell’arte' opened at Palazzo Cucchiari in Carrara on June 27, running until October 25. It presents 131 paintings and sculptures by 42 female artists…
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Alina Grasmann Transforms Villa Necchi Campiglio into Psychological Landscapes at Rolando Anselmi
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In Rome, Rolando Anselmi showcases "House Taken Over," a solo exhibition that marks the end of Alina Grasmann's residency. The exhibition presents fresh paintings that reinterpret…
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Enrico Carpi and Hannah Schleifer at at Sunset, The Hague
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The text is a poetic, first-person narrative reflecting on childhood car journeys and the concept of magic, framed by a present-day drive on the 'Magic Road' in an unspecified…
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Martine Barrat retrospective at Arles photography festival
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Martine Barrat, a 93-year-old photographer, is the subject of a retrospective at the Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles. A resident of the legendary Hotel Chelsea in New York,…
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Kunsthalle Gießen stellt Pierre Moliniers Fetischfotografien in neuem Kontext aus
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Die Kunsthalle Gießen zeigt die Ausstellung "Sui Generis" mit Werken des französischen Künstlers Pierre Molinier (1900–1976) anlässlich seines 50. Todestages. Kuratiert von Nadia…
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Summer 2026 Must-See Exhibitions in France: Dubuffet, Monet, Kiki Smith, Warhol
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Le Monde's critics have curated a selection of summer exhibitions across France, featuring Jean Dubuffet, Claude Monet, Kiki Smith, Michel Verjux, and Andy Warhol, among others.…
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Joanna Hiffernan: Artist, Model, and Whistler's Muse
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Joanna Hiffernan, born in Limerick, Ireland in 1843, moved to London in the late 1840s due to the Great Famine. Despite facing rejection from James McNeill Whistler's family and…
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14 Artists Reflect on Spain's Interior in 'Confluencias. Cruzar la meseta'
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In Quintanar de la Orden, Toledo, the Fundación Amelia Moreno is hosting an exhibition titled 'Confluencias. Cruzar la meseta', organized by the Néxodos collective. This display…
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Avant Gallery Opens Hidden Boca Raton Location Behind a Bakery
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Avant Gallery, based in Miami, has launched a new venue in Boca Raton, Florida, cleverly situated behind Sourdough Society, an artisanal bakery. To access the spacious gallery,…
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Eight Photos Narrate 250 Years of American History
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During the Fourth of July weekend, photography displays across the Atlantic are commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Curated by Arthur Lubow,…
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Mike Hewson's exhibition draws over 500,000 visitors to AGNSW
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Mike Hewson's family-friendly exhibition 'The Key's Under the Mat' at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney has attracted more than 500,000 visitors since opening in…
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Yuriko Takagi: First German Solo Show and Dior Book
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Japanese photographer Yuriko Takagi (born 1951, Tokyo) is the subject of her first solo exhibition in Germany, "IN and OUT of MODE," at Johanna Breede Photokunst in Berlin through…
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Mauricio Silva Orendain's Fresco Sonoro at Basel Social Club 2026
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In June 2026, during Art Basel week, Mexican composer Mauricio Silva Orendain unveiled Fresco Sonoro, a sound installation at the Basel Social Club's Office 2026 edition. Situated…
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Mariana Castillo Deball on History, Copies, and Uncomfortable Objects
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Mariana Castillo Deball's New York exhibition 'Serpent Disappearances' at kurimanzutto (March–April 2026) traces the production of her LACMA public commission 'Feathered Changes'…
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Thomas Cole's 1826 'Kaaterskill Falls' at Wadsworth Atheneum
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The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, Connecticut, showcases Thomas Cole's 1826 painting 'Kaaterskill Falls,' which played a key role in the rise of the Hudson River…
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Artists on the Cusp of Canonization: U.S. Museum Shows in June 2026
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An examination of exhibition data from museums indicates a consistent group of leading artists, particularly those ranked just below the top 18. Notable figures include Martine…
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Museum of American Finance Opens in Boston with AI Hamilton
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On July 3, the Museum of American Finance will launch at Boston's Commonwealth Pier, offering free admission to all visitors. Among its highlights is an interactive portrait of…
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Doug Aitken's Lightscape Opens at The Shed, Blending Film, Sound, and Live Performance
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Lightscape, a new installation by Doug Aitken, has debuted at The Shed in New York. This work features a seven-screen film, creating an immersive space that serves as a venue for…
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Studio Eness Brings Interactive AI Mountains to Reggio Emilia
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Australian creative collective Studio Eness has unveiled a new immersive installation titled 'The Whispering Mountains' in Reggio Emilia, Italy, following their controversial 2025…
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Galerie Magazine Highlights 8 Must-See Solo Gallery Shows for July 2026
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Galerie Magazine has curated a list of eight solo gallery exhibitions across the United States for July 2026, spanning New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. The shows feature a…
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Robert Maniscalco's 'Identity and Self' Touring Exhibition
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Robert Maniscalco has curated a traveling exhibition called 'Identity and Self,' which first opened at the Park Circle Gallery in April 2026 and later expanded for a display at…
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Venezuelan art exhibition pivots to earthquake relief fundraising
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There's an exhibition called Venezuelan Cultural Diplomacy happening at Henrique Faria Fine Art in New York, featuring a wide range of artwork from Venezuelan artists of different…
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Ouka Leele & Co. Brings Greek Myths to Madrid's Movida
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Sala Alcalá 31 in Madrid opens 'Mitologías modernas: Ouka Leele & Co.', curated by Julio Pérez Manzanares, running from July 2 to October 18, 2026. The exhibition centers on Ouka…
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Xie Lei's 'Double' at Musée Denys-Puech, Rodez
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Xie Lei, winner of the 2025 Prix Marcel Duchamp, presents 'Double' at Musée Denys-Puech in Rodez. The exhibition features ethereal silhouettes and radiant evaporations that engage…
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Tatiana Bilbao Curates Exhibition on Grandfather Tomás Bilbao at COAVN Bilbao
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From May 27 to September 11, 2026, the Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos Vasco-Navarro (COAVN) in Bilbao presents "Tomás Bilbao por Tatiana Bilbao," an exhibition curated by Mexican…
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First Street Green Art Park Debuts New Murals by Nite Owl, SVA Residents, and More
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In New York City, at the crossroads of the Lower East Side and East Village, First Street Green Art Park has unveiled a new collection of murals. Among the featured artists is…
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Alexis Mata's 'Lost Landing' Brings Glitchy Dandelions to Thinkspace Projects
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Alexis Mata's solo exhibition 'Lost Landing' is on view at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles through July 3, 2026. The show features surreal, candy-colored landscapes populated…
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MFA Boston Reimagines Art of the Americas Wing with 400+ Objects
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At its annual Juneteenth open house, the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston unveiled a major reinstallation of its Art of the Americas Wing, titled 'Art of the Americas:…
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