Das Malerduo Boskovic-Scarth fällt definitiv auf in der jungen Zürcher Kunstszene. Lorenz Bachofner Bošković und Vincent Scarth malen “Schulter an Schulter” und tauschen sich in entwaffnender Ehrlichkeit permanent über “sämtliche…Read more

“I like to say that I’m the most futuristic artist. This may seem absurd for someone working almost exclusively with 19th-century photographic processes, but I am not here trying to…Read more

Taka Ishii Gallery Maebashi is pleased to present “Zankyu,” a solo exhibition of the work of Fu Nagasawa. Following his participation in a two-person exhibition at the same venue last…Read more

Georg Aerni (*1959, lebt in Zürich) untersucht in seiner fotografischen Serie “Tessuto” die Stadt Genua als ein vielschichtig gewachsenes Gefüge. Dabei richtet er seinen Blick auf Infrastrukturbauten in meist hügeligem…Read more

James Cohan is pleased to present “Silent Sirens”, a survey exhibition spanning forty years of work by Bruce Richards, his first exhibition with James Cohan. Bruce Richards’ paintings depict everyday…Read more

James Cohan is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Elias Sime, his eventh solo exhibition with James Cohan. In this exhibition, Elias Sime features new wall-based ceramic…Read more

Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is pleased to present “Falling Water Given”, Yuko Mohri’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Known for transforming everyday materials and environments into self-contained ecosystems, Yuko Mohri’s…Read more

Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to announce the first New York solo exhibition by Lily Taylor titled “Left Open”. Drawing inspiration from current domestic surroundings, but relying heavily on recollections…Read more

We are honored to present Felix Gonzalez-Torres’ “Untitled” (Go-Go Dancing Platform), 1991, one of the most significant works by an artist whose career spanned less than a decade yet continues…Read more

Taka Ishii Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present “Human Issues,” a solo exhibition of works by Goro Kakei, at our Kyobashi gallery. Kakei is recognized as a major postwar Japanese…Read more

Hauser & Wirth is honoured to celebrate ‘Don McCullin. 90’ in the photographer’s home county of Somerset, marking his 90th year and coinciding with ‘Don McCullin. Broken Beauty’ at The…Read more

Im Ausstellungsformat “Double” treffen eine regionale und eine internationale Position aufeinander, die in zwei eigenständigen Projekten unerwartete thematische Verbindungslinien aufspannen. Für die dritte Ausgabe hat die Kuratorin Simone Neuenschwander die…Read more

For almost thirty years, Jan Czerwinski has explored landscape as a cultural and temporal process. His observations in the field, along with sketches, photographs, and archival research, give rise to…Read more

Qiu Xiaofei presents a new body of oil paintings and works on paper, inspired by the discovery of previously unknown family photographs following his father’s passing. From this intimate finding,…Read more

P·P·O·W is pleased to present “Playing with Dolls”, Judy Glantzman’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. A fixture of the 1980s East Village art scene and a dedicated art educator…Read more

White Cube Hong Kong is pleased to present the first exhibition in Asia by London-based artist Shaqúelle Whyte (b. 2000, Wolverhampton, UK), featuring new large-scale paintings. Exploring time, space and…Read more

The Ōsaka-born artist Takesada Matsutani will take over Hauser & Wirth’s North Gallery on Savile Row for his first exhibition in London in over a decade, coinciding with his 60th…Read more

In a wide-ranging practice spanning four decades, post-war Japanese artist Tetsumi Kudo (1935 – 1990) explored the implications of what would later be termed the Anthropocene in prescient work that…Read more

One thing is certain about New York City — it is always changing. We know this on an instinctual level, but the art of the times is what reveals the…Read more