ARTISTS
With Let Your Rain Fall (Kendi Yağmurunu Yağdırmak) the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden is presenting the biggest solo exhibition in Germany to date by the artist Mehtap Baydu (b. 1972, Bingöl).
In the exhibition Homecoming, on show from 28 June 2025 to 7 December 2025 in the Van Abbemuseum's project room, online platform Alien Mag invites artists to show what “home” means to them.
In the interplay between dreaming and seeing, presence and absence, permanence and transience, the works of Chen Zhe, Bianca Raffaella, and AidaTomescu trace the delicate thresholds where endings dissolve into beginnings.
The third edition of the Festival of Foreign Academies and Cultural Institutes in Rome, this year presented at the MACRO Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma, from May 28 to August 24, 2025.
A monumental figure has returned to its rightful place, gracing the tranquil garden of the Sabatini building at the Museo Reina Sofía.
A large metal ring lies on the floor, its hollowed middle like a portal to the unknown.
Inseparable since meeting as teenagers in Boston, Goldin and Armstrong began documenting New York's underground scene in the late 1970s.
The Visual Imprint of Experience
From Maracaibo to the Mountain: A Life Framed by Contrast and Devotion
Blind Spots is conceived as an exhibition featuring works by artists who are mostly connected to the gallery’s program, and whose pieces—despite their relevance—have been left out within the realm of private collecting.
Empty Gallery is pleased to present our first exhibition with Hong Kong-based filmmaker Chan Hau Chun.
The opening night attracted friends and family from across the country who were joined by local regulars for a dreamlike silent disco.
A needle runs through the canvas like it would through flesh. It doesn’t mend, it probes. It doesn’t repair, it records.
Laguna Art Museum announces Marnie Weber: The Doll House, a special presentation of the artist’s monumental sculptural work The Doll House (2002) alongside a suite of related photographs.
There has never before been a full-length book devoted to the fascinating story of The Hollywood History of Art, in all its glory. This profusely illustrated volume will fill this surprising gap.