Almost all the subjects Corinne Güdemann paints are based on her own photographs. She usually synthesises several photographic perspectives in her paintings, developing a composition that strikes her as interesting….Read more

Die Ausstellung “Was bleibt? Praktiken des Sammelns” im Kunstraum Baden vereint Werke und Perspektiven von sieben künstlerischen Positionen mit Beständen der Kunstsammlung der Stadt Baden. Sie beleuchtet unterschiedliche Formen des…Read more

The Kunstmuseum Thun holds one of the most important collections from the estate of Hans Gerber (1910–1978), comprising over 400 works. Thun last devoted a solo show to the artist…Read more

Die Arbeiten von Eliane Rutishauser entziehen sich der schnellen Festlegung und eröffnen einen Zwischenraum, in dem Identität nicht als fertige Kategorie erscheint, sondern als Erfahrung: Beweglich, unabschliessbar, verhandelbar. Rutishauser befragt…Read more

Pfützen kommen und gehen. Mal sind sie da, mal nicht. Meist nehmen wir Pfützen als zufällige Wasseransammlungen wahr, doch genau betrachtet, sind sie weder beliebig noch temporär. Pfützen sind ortstreu….Read more

Die Ausstellung “Singende Knochen” zeigt eine Auswahl an Skulpturen, welche über eine längere Lebenszeit entstanden sind. Mich fasziniert dabei das, was ich gerne als “Geschichtungen” bezeichne. – Also, da ist…Read more

Amid the noise of contemporary art today, we observe two contrasting yet equally troubling tendencies. One indulges in surface, sensation, and expression; the other replaces artistic inquiry with predetermined political…Read more

SCAI The Bathhouse is pleased to present “Lee Ufan: Work on Paper / Sculpture,” a solo exhibition by Lee Ufan. Lee Ufan (b. 1936) played a pivotal role through both…Read more

Taka Ishii Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present a solo exhibition of the work of Silke Otto-Knapp. This is her fourth exhibition with Taka Ishii Gallery, the first in eight…Read more

Tomio Koyama Gallery Kyobashi is pleased to present Yuko Someya’s solo exhibition “Soil and Stars.” This marks the artist’s sixth solo exhibition — and their first in two years —…Read more

Eli Klein Gallery is pleased to present “Best by 07/21/2026” a residency-then-exhibition featuring artists Clare Hu, Tianyi Sun, and Shaan Ken Rao, opening on its own expiration date. Following “At-Will…Read more

The gallery is proud to present “Continuum”, an exhibition of ten signature wall works by the late artist Otis Jones (1946–2025). Opening July 17, 2026, at the gallery’s 299 Grand…Read more

Mizuma Art Gallery is pleased to present “Matrix of Myth”, Amano Yoshitaka’s first solo exhibition devoted to Japanese mythology. In recent years, Amano has engaged with sacred figures of Japanese…Read more

This summer at our St. Moritz gallery, ‘Intimate Anatomies’ brings together the work of Cathy Josefowitz, Maria Lassnig and Carol Rama, three trailblazing 20th-century artists whose practices challenged traditional notions…Read more

Was ist eine Ausstellung? Sie ist eine Zone, in der etwas, das meist in grosser Zurückgezogenheit im Kopf und im Atelier entsteht, auf grösstmögliche Aufmerksamkeit durch andere prallt. Im Idealfall…Read more

Regen Projects is pleased to present “Abstract or Regular?”, an exhibition of new video work and a painting by Alex Hubbard. The show includes six larger than life animations projected…Read more

Marc Straus Gallery is pleased to present “Resonance”, a solo exhibition by Anna Leonhardt presenting a new body of work at the gallery’s Tribeca location at 57 Walker Street. This…Read more

Shigeo Otake is a painter of otherworldly creatures and ‘fungal grotesqueries’, whose recent work has been informed, in part, by his personal studies of parasitic life and the morphology of…Read more

De Sarthe is pleased to announce its ninth annual de Sarthe Residency (deSAR), featuring resident artist Lau Wai (b. 1982 Hong Kong; lives and works in Hong Kong). Transforming the…Read more

Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present “Sommardyner (Summer Dunes)”, an exhibition of landscape works by Kerstin Hans (1931–2001). The exhibition will be on view on the second floor of…Read more