Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present a major multi-level exhibition exploring the intersection of the human body, industrial landscapes, and the “living” machine. The presentation features a landmark solo…Read more

Regen Projects is pleased to present a solo exhibition of drawings and new sculptures by Jack Pierson. The presentation foregrounds Pierson’s longstanding investigation into the formal, philosophical, and ironic qualities…Read more

Mizuma Art Gallery is proud to present “Presence in Between – Miyanaga Tozan III, Miyanaga Kotaro, Miyanaga Aiko”. Curated by Miyanaga Aiko, this exhibition brings together the works of three…Read more

Das Aargauer Kunsthaus und FLOWERS TO ARTS feiern zum zwölften Mal den Start in den Frühling mit floralen Interpretationen zu Werken aus der Sammlung. In dieser Ausgabe werden neue Sketching-Workshops…Read more

Kosaku Kanechika is pleased to present Junko Oki’s solo exhibition “Still” at the Kyobashi gallery. Through unique embroidery and careful attention, Junko Oki inserts new life into used textiles and…Read more

P·P·O·W is pleased to present “Origin of the Tiger”, interdisciplinary artist Yu Ji’s first solo exhibition in New York City. Employing basic materials such as wood, concrete, metal, and plaster…Read more

Maho Kubota Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Hong Kong–based artist Stephen Wong Chun Hei. Entitled “See you in future / Never met before”, the exhibition will…Read more

Kunst im Trudelhaus eröffnet mit der Ausstellung “Gefüge” das Ausstellungsprogramm 2026. Die drei Künstlerinnen Renata Bünter (*1962, lebt und arbeitet in Bern), Federica Gärtner (*1949, lebt und arbeitet in Zürich)…Read more

“Dans ces fleurs, j’ai vu naître un dialogue vibrant entre nature et geste humain, un élan double qui révèle combien la beauté se renouvelle lorsqu’elle embrasse toutes ses métamorphoses”. (Seb…Read more

Eli Klein Gallery is honored to present “Andrius Alvarez-Backus: I Want to Know, I Need to Know,” the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, debuting six major multimedia sculptures…Read more

Kosaku Kanechika is pleased to present the exhibition “drawings: 5 artists” at the Tennoz gallery. This show features five artists from Japan and abroad, focusing on works on paper that…Read more

“Garden Theory”, Ruby Palmer’s fifth solo exhibition with Morgan Lehman Gallery, tests how structure can be drawn from wilderness without losing its unrestrained vitality. These paintings are borne from time…Read more

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