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• Simeon Barclay's 'Farewell Sweet Innocence' at John Hansard Gallery exhibition

  Simeon Barclay's exhibition 'Farewell Sweet Innocence' at John Hansard Gallery in Southampton explores themes of exclusion and belonging in modern Britain. The show features…

• Bvlgari Partners with Venice Biennale, Presents Three Artist Commissions for 2026 Edition exhibition

  Bvlgari has formed an exclusive collaboration with Biennale Arte for the upcoming editions in 2026, 2028, and 2030. During the 61st Venice Biennale, which is curated by Koyo Kouoh…

• London's Summer Art Season: Escher, Le Parc, Pan-Africanism, and More exhibition

  The Guardian's weekly art summary showcases significant exhibitions in London. At Somerset House, a retrospective of MC Escher is available until September 6. From June 11 to May…

• Synoptico Blends Dance, Video, and Digital Critique in LA exhibition

  Mark your calendar for June 26 and 27, 2026, because Downtown Los Angeles will unveil a groundbreaking performance called Synoptico at the Porter Street Studio Gallery. Created by…

• Anastasiya Tarasenko's Primordial Soup at Anna Zorina Gallery exhibition

  Anastasiya Tarasenko (born 1989 in Kyiv) transforms her traumatic experience of an ectopic pregnancy into paintings that explore suspended psychic states. Her solo exhibition…

• Francis Picabia's Chameleonic Career Surveyed at Hauser & Wirth London exhibition

  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…

• Raymond Hains Retrospective Opens in Paris Metro Gallery exhibition

  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…

• MoMA's Universal Westerns Series Explores Cinematic Idiosyncrasies exhibition

  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…

• National Gallery Singapore Opens First R18 Exhibition on Eroticism in Southeast Asian Art exhibition

  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…

• MoMA's 'Universal Westerns' Retrospective Traces Genre's Evolution exhibition

  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…

• Forensic exhibition in Berlin reconstructs Shark Island genocide site exhibition

  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,…

• Arash Nassiri's 'Night Mode' at Fondation Pernod Ricard exhibition

  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…

• Ecléctica Barcelona transforms Círculo Ecuestre into 12 domestic spaces with Coixet, Jubany exhibition

  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…

• Vibeke Tandberg's Retrospective 'De lever' Opens at Kode Bergen exhibition

  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…

• Anna Irina Russell's 'Neix en l’aire la primera flor' at Museo Can Mario exhibition

  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…

• James Turrell opens new Skyspace in Denmark exhibition

  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…

• Anna Reutinger's 'I will pick up the cat poop in the yard' explores 'noaberschap' in a Groningen village church exhibition

  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,…

• New Ghella Space for Photography Opens at MAXXI with Ramak Fazel Show exhibition

  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"…

• Claudia Pagès Rabal's 'Paper Tears' at Catalonia in Venice 2026 exhibition

  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…

• Counter City: Feminist Spatial Critique at Galerie Neu, Berlin exhibition

  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…

• Fondation Martell Presents 'The Monkey and the Clay' Exploring Interspecies Collaboration exhibition

  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…

• Top 5 London Art Exhibitions to See in June 2026 exhibition

  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…

• Patti Smith Inaugurates Vatican Pavilion at 61st Venice Biennale with Sonic Prayer exhibition

  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…

• Julian Charrière's Breathe lets visitors inhale 2.4bn-year-old oxygen at Mona exhibition

  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…

• Liam Young's 'In Other Worlds' opens at Barbican Centre exhibition

  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,…

• North American museums launch World Cup-themed exhibitions amid political tensions exhibition

  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…

• Hilma af Klint: The Mystical Origins of Her Secret Abstract Masterpieces exhibition

  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…

• Bora Akinciturk's 'DUST' at Gern en Regalia Explores Istanbul's Erased Architecture exhibition

  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…

• Of-A's Slow Dream wins Floristry Ambassadors' Award at Chelsea Flower Show exhibition

  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…

• Elen Braga's First German Institutional Solo at NAK Aachen exhibition

  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…

• Elizabeth Ibarra's Third Solo Exhibition at Tatjana Pieters, Ghent exhibition

  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…

• Pallant House Gallery explores British landscape through war and social change exhibition

  Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, England, presents an exhibition examining how war and social upheaval transformed the British landscape tradition. Titled 'The Soul of…

• Paul Cassirer's Influence on German Museums Explored in Berlin Exhibition exhibition

  A Berlin exhibition highlights Paul Cassirer's pivotal role in bringing Impressionism to Germany and shaping museum collections. Cassirer, a gallerist and publisher, wielded…

• Nuria Mora transforms Casal Solleric into a submarine wreck site exhibition

  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:…

• Christina Kubisch's 50-Year Survey at Aachen Explores Copper's Hidden Cost exhibition

  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…

• Arcimboldo's Composite Seasons: A 16th-Century Marvel exhibition

  Giuseppe Arcimboldo's allegorical portraits of the four seasons, created in 1563 for Emperor Maximilian II, combine botanical and zoological specimens into fantastical composite…

• Ulrich Erben's 'Senza fine' at Galleria Studio G7, Bologna exhibition

  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…

• Richard Avedon's 'In the American West' Series Exhibited in Full for First Time in Europe at Fundación MAPFRE exhibition

  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…

• Charles Ray's Sculptures Shown Across Two LA Galleries exhibition

  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…

• Jorge Yeregui Examines Anthropocene Landscapes at Museo ICO exhibition

  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…