James Cohan is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Michelle Grabner, the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Michelle Grabner is known for her broad perspective view Event

Taka Ishii Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by Matthew Lutz-Kinoy and Natsuko Uchino. For their first show at Taka Ishii Gallery, the artists present their collaborative view Event

Unter dem Titel “Alles wird gut!” zeigt die Jedlitschka Gallery Gemälde, Objekte und installative Arbeiten vom Künstlerinnen-Duo Müller Tauscher. Müller Tauscher werfen einen kritischen Blick mit einem Augenzwinkern auf das view Event

Die bereits für 2020 angekündigte Ausstellung zur Künstlerfreundschaft zwischen dem Solothurner Otto Morach (1887–1973) und dem Basler Fritz Cäsar Baumann (1886–1942) findet mit dem Einbezug von Werken der Zürcher Künstlerin view Event

Claudio Moser (*1959 in Aarau) gehört zu den bedeutendsten Schweizer Künstlern seiner Generation, dessen Schaffen früh entdeckt und mit zahlreichen Preisen ausgezeichnet wurde, u.a. dreimal mit dem Eidgenössischen Kunststipendium (1990, view Event

Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery is pleased to announce “Hunger for the Absolute”, the gallery’s second exhibition by Los Angeles-based photographer Mark McKnight. The exhibition comprises new gelatin silver prints hung view Event

P·P·O·W is pleased to present Guadalupe Maravilla’s “Seven Ancestral Stomachs”, the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. Combining sculpture, painting, performative acts, and installation, Maravilla grounds his transdisciplinary practice view Event

The fascination with Emma Kunz (1892 – 1963) has never been greater than it is today. This is apparent in the works of the fifteen international artists who engage in view Event

Thierry Goldberg is pleased to present “Lather”, an exhibition of new works by Isaac Mann. Isaac Mann’s paintings are studies of color and the human figure that are as much view Event

Freight + Volume is excited to announce “Constellations”, an exhibition of recent work by Cordy Ryman. While continuing his engagement with site-specificity, formal abstraction, and the physicality of his materials, view Event

Henry Taylor culls his cultural landscape at a vigorous pace, creating a language entirely his own from both historic and immediate imagery, disparate material and memory. Through a process he view Event

“Devoid of pictorial motifs, narratives and at times even color, the work of Texas-based artist Otis Jones is muted yet intensely physical, and stubbornly original. Shunning the grandiose, Jones’ interests view Event

Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present “Impressions”, our first solo exhibition with new media artist Kristin McIver, and her first solo exhibition in New York. The Australian-born, New York-based view Event

Beginning 23 February, Hauser & Wirth will present new drawings, paintings, sculpture and sound work by the celebrated American artist Paul McCarthy that confront the complex mechanisms of power, politics, view Event

Continuing her ongoing study of the protean nature of identity, meaning, and perception, American contemporary artist Roni Horn will present ‘LOG (March 22, 2019–May 17, 2020),’ a new body of view Event

Mit “What you see first. David Chieppo – Cassidy Toner” eröffnet der Kunst Raum Riehen das neue Ausstellungsjahr in einer Duo-Show. Vorerst kann die Ausstellung nicht vor Ort besucht werden. view Event

Monya Rowe Gallery is pleased to announce a two-person exhibition featuring new paintings by Anne Buckwalter and Gretchen Scherer. Deserted halls, packed suitcases and home offices allude to the gravity view Event

Spread across three locations on the premises of Sihlquai “Have Sanity” in a very expanded sense looks at the topic of sanity. The word sanity from the 16th century Latin view Event

Margaret Thatcher Projects is pleased to present “Shift 2021”, a group exhibition featuring the work of Frank Badur, Omar Chacón, Nobu Fukui, and Cheonae Kim. Abstraction offers a space to view Event

For more than fifty years, acclaimed British artist Phyllida Barlow has created sculptures and large-scale installations using a direct and intuitive process of making. Her first solo exhibition at Hauser view Event