This exhibition of Hiroyuki Hamada’s new sculptures comprises 11 works, both sculptures free standing and wall hanging.

An exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts aims to return the gallerist to her rightful place in the narrative of modern art history.

Let the Horses Ride by Nhu Xuan Hua will be exhibited this summer at the Hôtel de la Lauzière. A rare opportunity to experience its Baroque beauty before renovations begin.

The acceleration of contemporary life finds in Cellula, the first solo exhibition by Iranian artist Mohsen Baghernejad Moghanjooghi at ME Vannucci in Pistoia.

Our highlights for museum exhibitions around Japan this summer.

“Magnetic Fields” is an esoteric exhibition that explores the metaphysical beliefs of the poetic artist.

Zimbabwean artist Richard Mudariki, known for his sharp political paintings and bold institutional critiques, was blocked from attending his own exhibition at Africa Basel after Swiss authorities denied his visa application.

In cooperation with the Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art.

An exhibition of works by the late Alan Lynch. This marks the first occasion a dedicated presentation of the artist’s work has been mounted in six decades.

Derek Eller Gallery is presenting a solo exhibition of mixed-media sculpture and wall-based works by Steve Keister entitled Split Level. Informed by Mesoamerican architecture and sculpture, Keister conjures bespoke deities that pay homage to Pre-Colombian myth.

Spencertown Academy Arts Center, in collaboration with Freedom Quilting Bee Legacy, announces “Gee’s Bend: The Next Generation,” an exhibition of more than 30 quilts, along with talks, workshops.

Efraín López is presenting Un día, a solo exhibition of recent works by Puerto Rican-born artist Ricardo Cabret.

Sapar Contemporary is presenting the gallery's first solo show of Japanese- American artist Mizue Sawano (b. 1941, Japan).

Experimentation and heightened creativity characterized the European avant-garde movements of the early twentieth century, as artists pursued multifaceted stylistic innovations.

From October 17, 2025, to March 2, 2026, the Fondation Louis Vuitton will host a sweeping survey of Gerhard Richter’s work—the first to fully span his six-decade career.