Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Solo shows, group exhibitions, openings, extensions, and closings in galleries, museums, and independent spaces.
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MuMa Le Havre Exhibition Reveals Monet's Formative Years with Rare Works
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From June 5 to September 27, 2026, the MuMa (Musée d'art moderne André Malraux) in Le Havre will host 'Monet au Havre' as part of the 'Monet 2026' initiative and the Normandie…
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Blixa Bargeld on Dada's Political Legacy at Zentrum für verfolgte Künste
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The Zentrum für verfolgte Künste in Solingen marks the 110th anniversary of Dada with an exhibition emphasizing its political dimension between the world wars, running until…
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Duane Linklater's '12 + 2' at Dia Chelsea Challenges Settler Land Art Legacy
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Duane Linklater's exhibition '12 + 2' at Dia Chelsea (2025) uses buffalo wallowing as a metaphor for Indigenous land relations, directly confronting Dia Foundation's colonial…
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Pavlina Vagioni's Multisensory Biennale Exhibition at Spazio Tana
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Pavlina Vagioni's exhibition 'Oikeiōsis (Kinship)' is on view at Spazio Tana in Venice, Italy, from May 6 to October 25, 2026. Curated by Dr. Laura Augusta, the multisensory show…
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Michel Jocaille's Queer Homage to Working-Class Heritage at Les Filles du Calvaire
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Michel Jocaille (b. 1987) presented his first solo exhibition at Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire in Paris, centering on his working-class origins in Fourmies, Hauts-de-France. The…
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Eremuak Opens Call for 2026 Quadrennial Exhibition
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Eremuak has announced an open call for its upcoming fourth Quadrennial Exhibition, set to take place in October 2026 at Guata Kultur Fabrika in Zalla-Aranguren, Spain. This…
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‘The Other Side’ exhibition marks Brexit decade with graphic responses
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Ten years after the Brexit referendum, a new design exhibition titled ‘The Other Side: Ten Years after the Referendum’ presents graphic responses from ten creative practitioners.…
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Paul Thek's Posthumous Moment: Two Concurrent New York Shows
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Paul Thek, who died of AIDS in 1988 at age 55, is the subject of two concurrent New York exhibitions: "Paul Thek: Dream of Vanishing" at Pace Gallery (540 West 25th Street,…
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Helen Cammock withdraws Churchill-critical video from National Portrait Gallery
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Turner Prize-winning artist Helen Cammock removed her 40-minute video work 'Persistence' from the National Portrait Gallery in London after controversy over its criticism of…
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Abbas Zahedi Builds Orphan Pipe Organ for Manifesta 16 in Duisburg Church
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British-Iranian artist Abbas Zahedi (born 1984 in London) is constructing a unique organ for Manifesta 16 at the Kulturkirche Liebfrauen in Duisburg, collaborating with a German…
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Martin Parr's 'Small World' Series at Foam Amsterdam
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Foam Amsterdam presents a retrospective of British photographer Martin Parr, focusing on his series 'Small World' (1987–94), a long-term anthropological study of mass tourism.…
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Michieletto's Carmen at La Scala: Less Folklore, More Fate
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Damiano Michieletto's new production of Bizet's Carmen at Teatro alla Scala, co-produced with London's Royal Opera House and Madrid's Teatro Real, strips away traditional Spanish…
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Lawrence Lek's 'Guanyin 2: The Caretaker' at V&A East Storehouse
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Lawrence Lek has developed a commissioned game installation called 'Guanyin 2: The Caretaker' for the V&A East Storehouse in London. This interactive experience takes place in a…
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Villa Carlotta merges botanical heritage with contemporary art on Lake Como
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Villa Carlotta, a historic 17th-century estate located in Tremezzina, Italy, is combining its renowned botanical garden with modern artistic expressions. Originally constructed by…
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Kathryn Rodrigues Examines Transient Upbringing and Domesticity in 'Homesick' at Perspective Gallery
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On display at Perspective Gallery in Evanston, Illinois, Kathryn Rodrigues's solo exhibition 'Homesick' runs until June 28. This collection of black-and-white analog…
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Archives and Material Memory at the 2026 Venice Biennale
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At the 2026 Venice Biennale, a recurring theme is the return of the archive as an active narrative tool, countering digital dematerialization. The Spanish Pavilion features Oriol…
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James Turrell's Largest Skyspace Opens in Denmark, Art Basel Sales, and More
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At the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark, James Turrell has introduced his largest Skyspace, titled 'As Seen Below.' This installation represents the 100th piece in his series and…
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John Gerrard's 'SPIRITS' Turns Ocean Plastic into Browser-Based Art at LACMA
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Irish artist John Gerrard, known for eerily realistic digital simulations, has launched 'SPIRITS,' a year-long browser-based artwork at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art)…
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Sonia Boyce's 'Demonstrate' at Queens Museum Marks US Solo Debut
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Sonia Boyce, a British Afro-Caribbean artist and Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, is set to unveil her inaugural solo exhibition at a U.S. museum on June 27, at…
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Eugenio Laponte's debut collection PRAGMA merges mythology with modern design
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Calabrian-born architect Eugenio Laponte, operating under the moniker EUTOPIARCH from his Milanese studio, unveiled his debut collectible collection PRAGMA through the immersive…
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Dwelling: Students Reframe Home Through Memory, Sound, and Projection in Bratislava
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Students at the Faculty of Architecture and Design at STU in Bratislava have launched a project titled 'Dwelling.' This independent research initiative features an exhibition that…
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Alex Chinneck's Walnut Piano Sculpture Collapses Under Books at Treasure House Fair
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At the Treasure House Fair in London, running from 24 to 30 June 2026, Alex Chinneck unveils his latest sculpture titled 'Bangers and Mash.' This life-sized grand piano,…
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Gregory Jacobsen's First Paris Solo Show at Arsenic Galerie
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Arsenic galerie in Paris will host Gregory Jacobsen's first solo exhibition in the city, titled 'Unfamiliar scent wafting,' from June 4 to July 11, 2026. Jacobsen is a colorful…
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KiefferWoodtli’s AXES Opens at Alvarez Chida in Mexico City
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New York-based Swiss duo KiefferWoodtli (Sara Kieffer and Lucien Woodtli) present their first Mexico City exhibition, AXES, at Alvarez Chida gallery's Espacio Báltico through July…
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Draguignan Exhibition Explores Modernist Fascination with the Red Rocks of the Esterel Massif
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The Musée des Beaux-Arts in Draguignan presents "Les roches rouges," the first exhibition dedicated to the red volcanic rocks of the Esterel massif as a motif for modern painters.…
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Giovanni Brancaccio Retrospective at Fondazione Serena Messanelli Zweig, Capri
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A major retrospective of Giovanni Brancaccio (1903–1975) opens June 22, 2026 at the Fondazione Serena Messanelli Zweig in Capri, running until July 20, 2026. Curated by Bruno…
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Zuzanna Czebatul and Mel Odom at Sans titre, Paris
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The exhibition at Sans titre in Paris features the works of Zuzanna Czebatul and Mel Odom, focusing on themes of power aesthetics and image appropriation. Czebatul presents a…
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Giosetta Fioroni's Word-Image Dialogue at Palazzo Franchetti, Venice
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The exhibition 'Giosetta Fioroni. Il futuro è uscito dal passato. Immagini e parole' at ACP – Palazzo Franchetti in Venice, running until August 2, explores the artist's lifelong…
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Street Art Returns to Petit Palais with Free Summer Exhibition 'We Are [Still] Here'
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The Petit Palais in Paris will host the free urban art exhibition 'We Are [Still] Here' from June 20 to September 20, 2026, following its success in 2024, which drew more than…
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Fausto Amundarain's First German Solo Exhibition at Galerie Heike Strelow
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Venezuelan artist Fausto Amundarain, born in Caracas in 1992 and now living in Madrid, is holding his first solo exhibition in Germany at Galerie Heike Strelow in Frankfurt am…
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Marikit Santiago's Sulman Prize-winning painting 'The Divine' on view at AGNSW
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Marikit Santiago's 2020 painting 'The Divine' is on display at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney as part of the exhibition 'And Still I Rise', running until 10 January…
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Georgia Banks Explores Fame and Authenticity at Wollongong Art Gallery
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Melbourne artist Georgia Banks will showcase her exhibition 'Popular Versus Culture' at Wollongong Art Gallery from June 6 to September 6, 2026. This exhibition is a result of her…
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Mitch Cairns Survey Spans Two Decades at IMA and NAS Gallery
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In 2026, a major exhibition showcasing the work of Sydney artist Mitch Cairns will take place across two locations, organized in collaboration with the Institute of Modern Art…
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Gerald Ferguson's 1990s Conceptual Works at COOPER COLE
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In Toronto, COOPER COLE showcases a posthumous solo exhibition of Gerald Ferguson, featuring pieces from the early to mid-1990s. Ferguson's innovative use of materials like house…
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Kunstmuseum Basel Examines Homosexuality in Art History
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The Kunstmuseum Basel has opened an exhibition exploring the representation of homosexuality in art, a topic that has long been marginalized in Switzerland. The show brings…
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Frida Kahlo Exhibition Breaks Tate's Pre-Sale Ticket Record
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Tate Modern's upcoming exhibition "Frida: the Making of an Icon" has broken the museum's pre-sale ticket record, becoming the fastest-selling show in its history. The exhibition,…
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Claroa Gallery Opens in San Juan de Alicante with Inaugural Exhibition
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Claroa Gallery has officially launched on Calle María Zambrano in Sant Joan de Alicante, debuting with an exhibition titled 'Intuición, forma y presencia' running from July 9 to…
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Group Show 'Interdisciplinary region between 0 and 1' at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum marks its 100th anniversary with the group exhibition 'Interdisciplinary region between 0 and 1,' running from June 10 to July 1, 2026, in…
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TUTI NI KAERE Group Show at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
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Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum marks its 100th anniversary with 'Group Show of Contemporary Artists 2026 TUTI NI KAERE' in Gallery C. The exhibition runs from June 10 to July 1,…
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BBBdabada Group Show Marks Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum's 100th Anniversary
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum celebrates its 100th anniversary with the group exhibition 'BBBdabada' in Gallery B, running from June 10 to July 1, 2026. The show features five…
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