Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Solo shows, group exhibitions, openings, extensions, and closings in galleries, museums, and independent spaces.
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Goethe-Institut Launches Networks of Belonging Exhibitions for Exiled Sudanese Artists
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In East Africa, the Goethe-Institut is hosting a series of exhibitions named Networks of Belonging to aid Sudanese artists who have sought refuge due to the ongoing civil…
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Rubem Valentim's Afro-Brazilian Abstraction at MAM Rio
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Curators Raquel Barreto and Phelipe Rezende discuss the exhibition 'Rubem Valentim: a ordem do sensível' at Museu de Arte Moderna in Rio de Janeiro, on view until 2 August 2026.…
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Cathedral of St John the Divine unveils 50,000 glass ginkgo leaves for unhoused
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In Manhattan, the Cathedral of St John the Divine has introduced UNSEEN (2026), a striking sculpture by glass artist Nisha Bansil, which features more than 50,000 glass ginkgo…
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Skulptur Projekte Münster 2027 unveils first five artists and sites
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The fifth installment of Skulptur Projekte Münster is scheduled from June 13 to October 3, 2027, under the guidance of Ivet Ćurlin, Nataša Ilić, and Sabina Sabolović from the…
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Hong Kong's July 2026 Art Scene: Dan Flavin's China Debut and More
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In July 2026, Hong Kong will host several significant exhibitions. Isaac Chong Wai's 'An Intimate Surrender' at Tai Kwun (Jul 10–Aug 9) will explore themes of tender violence…
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Lunetta11's 'Back to Mine' Transforms Alta Langa into an Art Ecosystem
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The 2026 edition of Buona Fortuna Ribelli, titled 'Back to Mine', curated by Lunetta11, turns the Alta Langa region of Italy into a diffuse cultural ecosystem. Founded in 2019 by…
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Whitney Biennial's 'Weird' Label Embraced by Southwest Artists Erin Jane Nelson and Sarah M. Rodriguez
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New Mexico-based artists Erin Jane Nelson and Sarah M. Rodriguez, both participants in the 2026 Whitney Biennial, defend the exhibition's 'weird' characterization, arguing that it…
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Chris Levine's 'Higher Power' Laser Beam Ignites Venice Biennale
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Chris Levine's 'Higher Power' installation illuminated Venice's sky with the largest laser beam ever created, from May 4 to 11, 2026, marking the opening of the 2026 Venice…
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Marcus De Paula's Illuminated Megaliths at Wexler Gallery
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Wexler Gallery in Philadelphia is presenting Marcus Vinícius De Paula's solo show "Interstice: Thresholds Carved with Light and Time," featuring towering stone sculptures that…
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Morgan Library explores tarot's journey from Renaissance game to occult tool
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The Morgan Library & Museum in New York has opened 'Tarot!', an exhibition tracing the history of tarot cards from their origins in 15th-century Italy to their modern association…
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Fritz Scholder's First European Solo Show Opens at MMK Frankfurt
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The MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt is hosting the first European solo exhibition of Fritz Scholder (1937–2005), a Native American artist known for deconstructing…
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Dale Lewis returns to painting with deeply personal Edel Assanti show
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British artist Dale Lewis, who nearly quit painting to study horticulture, presents his fourth exhibition at London's Edel Assanti, his first solo show in London in five years.…
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Jérôme Zonder's 'Portraits du Paradis' at Galerie Nathalie Obadia
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Jérôme Zonder presents 'Portraits du Paradis' at Galerie Nathalie Obadia in Paris from May 21 to July 18, 2026. The exhibition features works including 'Étude pour le portrait de…
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Michael Joo's Early Works Revisited at Space ZeroOne
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Michael Joo's exhibition 'Sweat Models 1991–2026' at Space ZeroOne in New York revisits his early works from the 1990s, which use shiny aluminum surfaces and systematic…
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Three Biennials Announce Curators for Upcoming Editions
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Three prominent biennials have announced their curatorial appointments for upcoming editions. The TarraWarra Museum of Art in Healesville, Australia, has chosen Mikala Tai, a…
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Venice Biennale 2026: Jury Resigns, Golden Lion Award Disrupted
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The upcoming 61st Venice Biennale, scheduled for May to November 2026, is facing significant turmoil after the resignation of its entire international jury. This dramatic step was…
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Monet centenary celebrated with free exhibition in Léry-Poses park
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A free outdoor exhibition titled 'L'Eure Impressionniste' has opened at the Parc de Léry-Poses in Léry, France, marking the 100th anniversary of Claude Monet's death on December…
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Summer 2026 Art Exhibitions in Abruzzo and Marche, Italy
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L'Aquila, as Italian Capital of Culture 2026, hosts Ai Weiwei's 'Aftershock' at MAXXI, featuring 70 works linking the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake to the Sichuan earthquake, curated…
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Bagri Foundation Launches Springboard Programme with Nomin Zezegmaa Solo Show During Frieze Week
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The Bagri Foundation is set to introduce a new curatorial initiative named Springboard during Frieze Week in October 2026, aimed at helping Asian artists with their first solo…
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Jurassic World: The Experience lands in Milan with life-sized dinosaurs
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Jurassic World: The Experience, an immersive exhibition produced by Universal Destinations & Experiences, NEON, and Animax Designs, has opened at MilanoSesto in Milan, Italy, as…
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8th Annual "Primary Colors" Online Art Competition Winners Announced
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The 8th Annual "Primary Colors" Online Art Competition, hosted by Light Space & Time Gallery, has revealed its winners for July 2026. This open call attracted 457 submissions from…
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Olivier Mosset's 'Effacement' at Galerie PACT
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Galerie PACT in Paris presents 'Effacement', an exhibition featuring two monumental canvases by Olivier Mosset: 'Yellow Stripe' (1989) and 'Swiss Coffee' (2002). The works,…
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Galleria Susanna Orlando marks 50 years with Versilia-themed group show
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Mark your calendar for July 2, 2026, because that's when the "ESSERE MARE, tra gli ossi di seppia" exhibition kicks off at Galleria Susanna Orlando in Pietrasanta. This show,…
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Fundació Mies van der Rohe Archive Exhibition at Palau Victòria Eugènia
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The Fundació Mies van der Rohe Archive Exhibition will take place at Palau Victòria Eugènia from May 11 to July 5, 2026. Curated by Anna Sala and Ivan Blasi, the exhibition is…
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Kunstverein Siegen Explores the Paravent as Spatial Threshold
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Kunstverein Siegen presents 'The Paravent is an Object of the In-Between,' an exhibition examining the paravent as a mobile, permeable element that divides and connects space.…
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Sarah Melen's Passenger Perspective at Treignac Projet
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Sarah Melen, born in Rouen in 1998 and based in Meymac, presents an exhibition at Treignac Projet that originates from her experience as a passenger without a driving license in…
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Eirene Efstathiou's 'Riot on Mars' at Eleni Koroneou Gallery
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Eleni Koroneou Gallery in Athens presents Eirene Efstathiou's solo exhibition 'Riot on Mars,' featuring speculative maps, diagrams, and surveys that blend found images and the…
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Skulptur Projekte Münster 2027 Announces First Artists
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Skulptur Projekte Münster has announced the first participating artists for its 2027 edition, which will mark the 50th anniversary of the landmark public art exhibition. The…
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Sedimented Landscapes: Urban Abstraction at Galería Landaburu
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On June 12, 2026, Galería Landaburu in Madrid opened the group exhibition 'Sedimented Landscapes,' featuring Nikoleta Kiapidou, Salvaje Selva, Gerbos, and Germán Bel/Fasim. The…
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Sung Tieu Clads German Pavilion in East German Housing Facade
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For the 2026 Venice Biennale, artist Sung Tieu has re-covered the exterior of the German Pavilion to mimic the government-issue housing provided to contract workers in Berlin…
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Fondation Maeght's Summer 2026 Season Features Ellsworth Kelly and Peter Knapp Exhibitions
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Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence presents a major summer 2026 season with two headline exhibitions. From June 27 to November 15, "Ellsworth Kelly: At the Edge of Water"…
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Anarchismes: Amis, il fait bon sous les chênes at Institut français de Tokyo
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The Institut français de Tokyo presents 'Anarchismes: Amis, il fait bon sous les chênes,' a group exhibition curated by Alexandre Taalba and Yumiko Fujimoto, running from May 16…
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Georgie Nettell's 'Techno-Libertarian Realism' at Pusher London
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Georgie Nettell presents 'Techno-Libertarian Realism' at Pusher gallery in London. The exhibition explores the intersection of technology, libertarian ideology, and contemporary…
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Anna-Sophie Berger's Solo Exhibition at Layr, Vienna
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Anna-Sophie Berger presents a solo exhibition at Layr gallery in Vienna. The show features new works that continue her exploration of materiality, domesticity, and the…
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Eva & Franco Mattes Present 'RAGE BAIT' at Palazzo Franchetti, Venice
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The artist duo Eva & Franco Mattes, known for over 25 years of critically and ironically investigating digital culture, have opened the exhibition 'RAGE BAIT' at Palazzo…
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Artists Countermapping Colonial Cartography in New York Exhibitions
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Three concurrent New York exhibitions feature artists Claudio Perna, Sandy Rodriguez, and Firelei Báez, who subvert colonial cartography to examine movement, memory, and power.…
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Genghis Khan's Cultural Legacy Explored in Royal Armouries Exhibition
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The Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, England, is hosting 'Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World,' an exhibition running through November 1. It features roughly 250 rare…
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Christine Hazell, 89, Who Started Drawing at 88, Gets Solo Show at Studio Voltaire
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At the age of 88, Christine Hazell, an artist from York, England, took up drawing in May 2025, encouraged by her daughter to aid her memory issues. Utilizing colored pencils…
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Cape Ann Museum Reopens with $20M Renovation and Major Rothko Exhibition
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After a 20-month closure, the Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester, MA reopens on June 30, 2026, following a $20 million renovation of its five-building campus, including an 1806…
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Rothschild & Co’s “Materials” Exhibition Explores the Hidden Lives of Commodities
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The Rothschild & Co Switzerland Exhibition Series has reached its fifth iteration, named “Materials,” currently displayed at the company’s Swiss headquarters. Curated by Jonathan…
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