Rena Bransten Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition of photographer Dawoud Bey, coinciding with the opening of his retrospective “Dawoud Bey: An American Project” at San Francisco Museum view Event

Kapwani Kiwanga’s (b. 1978, CA/FR) artistic process is research-oriented, initiated by marginalised or forgotten histories and political events, which she articulates in her sculptures, installations, photographs and videos. The artist view Event

Daniel Zimmermann (b. 1966, CH) is a visual artist and film-maker. His films, installations and performances touch the interface between visual art and action. The artist reacts to situations and view Event

Warum erfahren Vögel unter Menschen von allen Tiergruppen die grösste Zuwendung? Man sieht sie leicht, und wenn man sie nicht sieht, kann man sie hören. Manche singen, wie Amseln etwa, view Event

  Die Ausstellung von Melanie Manchot im Tiefparterre des Kunstraums Kreuzlingen bietet einen Einblick in ihre filmische Arbeit ‘Mountainworks’, die sich mit der Landschaft, den Gemeinden und der vom Tourismus view Event

  Robert Mann Gallery is pleased to present Jennifer Williams’ unique photo-based constructions and ladders on view in our new project space at 125 East 90th Street. Jennifer Williams’ unique view Event

Lyons Wier Gallery is pleased to present “Hell Yes!” a fresh, new series of portrait paintings by Tara Lewis. “Hell Yes!” portrays real-life subjects adorned with incongruous props, artist-made t-shirts view Event

Taking poetry as a starting point this exhibition sees Rosemary Cronin and Stuart McKenzie explore the affects and associations of the abject and banal. Mixing ‘male’, ‘female’, meaning, metaphor, signs view Event

  Mai 36 is delighted to present the first solo show of Spanish artist Jacobo Castellano (*1976). In devising this exhibition, we talk about layers – a term frequently used view Event

Mai 36 is delighted to present, for a second time, a joint exhibition with works by artists Peter Hujar and Paul Thek. The life and photographs of Peter Hujar (1934-1987) view Event

  “Heavy Satin” is an exhibition that aims to explore the potential of ambiguity, be it through the de-polarizing of stereotypes or by testing escapist strategies. The title seeks to view Event

  Galerie Monika Wertheimer freut sich in der Gruppenausstellung “See You Again” je eine Fotografie von 35 Galerie-Künstler*Innen zu präsentieren. F & D Cartier, Andrin Winteler, Claudio Rasano, Stefania Beretta, view Event

  Die Galerie Wenger freut sich, in das neue Jahrzehnt mit einer internationalen Gruppenausstellung zu starten, die fünf Künstler aus Kanada, Deutschland, England und Frankreich vereint. Sie alle bearbeiten das view Event

  Taka Ishii Gallery is pleased to present “Paradise”, an exhibition featuring four paintings and four woodblock prints created by Sanya Kantarovsky in collaboration with The Adachi Institute of Woodcut view Event

In den neuen Werken scheint Jan Czerwinski zwischen figurativen und abstrakten Kompositionen hin- und herzupendeln. Er schiebt Flächen zusammen, zersplittert Bildelemente, facettiert, rhythmisiert und fokussiert auf die Oberflächenbehandlung. Spielerisch verkeilt view Event

The exhibition “The Werner Coninx Collection” traces the DNA of Werner Coninx’ passion for collecting. The 127 works of Swiss painting from the late nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century the view Event

In January 2020, Manor Art Award-recipient Denise Bertschi (b. 1983 in Aarau) presents her work in a solo exhibition at the Aargauer Kunsthaus. For this show, Denise Bertschi continues to view Event

Dominic Michel (b. 1987) examines the cultural significance of objects and the way this significance can be changed in his works. In his CARAVAN exhibition at the Aargauer Kunsthaus, Michel view Event

Gitterman Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of photographic work by Kenneth Josephson from 1960 to 1980 that invites overlapping dialogues on a variety of concepts. He explores the view Event

Over the course of a five-decade career, Jack Whitten (1939 – 2018) made it his mission to disrupt the discipline of art history through experiments with material, process, and technique. view Event