ART NEWS, Page 7

Rogan Gregory’s title of his exhibition “Known Unknown”, provokes a discussion of the dichotomy between juxtaposing states of reality. For this exhibition, …

1968 was a politically turbulent year in Sweden and internationally, with reactions against the Vietnam War, the assassination of Martin Luther King, …

Renowned for elaborate video installations that draw upon theater and live performance, Catherine Sullivan debuts her most recent film project, “The Startled …

At the center of “Pensiero Spaziolungo”, Rosa Barba’s solo exhibition, is Drawn by the Pulse, a new silent 35mm filmic sculpture that …

The group exhibition “Picnic” features a smorgasbord of work representing our full roster of gallery artists. The show offers a sampling of …

The group exhibition “As You Like It–C’est Comme Vous Voulez” brings together a diverse group of artists that address themes of nature …

What at first appeared to be no more than an unspectacular artists’ book by Michael Oppitz and Lothar Baumgarten, published in 1974 …

The exhibition “Don’t you dare to call it work” by Maria Toboła comprises a pseudo-readymade, a video simulating the works of other …

Michel François transforms seemingly uncomplicated objects and materials, or traces of past events, into deeply resonant carriers of meaning. His sculptures can …

The 49th Edition of Art Basel in Basel features 290 International galleries from 35 countries that present artworks ranging from the early …

How do everyday objects, architecture and technology affect the human body, human behaviour and inter-human relationships? Berlin- Judith Hopf in the exhibition …

The exhibition “Adapt to Survive: Notes from the Future” brings together artworks by seven artists that explore how our world might look …

Designed Jean Nouvel, the upcoming National Museum of Qatar is inspired by the desert rose and will combine historic objects and contemporary …

The exhibition “One, Here, Now” is a nine-part series of floor-to-ceiling wall paintings by Brian O’Doherty (Patrick Ireland) that were made over …

Darren Almond in his solo exhibition “The Swerve / The Light of Time” presents two new series of unpublished paintings. The works …

Inspired by the impact that previous radical social and political experiments have had on society, especially in the 1960s and 1970s, the …

With the program “Dissident Gardens”, Het Nieuwe Instituut explores the classic contrast between nature and culture and the changing role of design. …

Jason Fox’s solo exhibition “Beware of Darkness” is on presentation at Almine Rech Gallery in Brussels. Fox’s work itself acts as a …

The retrospective “Mediations” is devoted to the American photographer Susan Meiselas and brings together a selection of works from the 1970s to …

“Before Projection: Video Sculpture 1974-1995” shines a spotlight on a body of work in the history of video art that has been …

“Tomato Can” is the title of Austin Lee’s first solo exhibition in Berlin. In the exhibition, Lee focuses on paintings which are …

Darren Bader’s exhibition “more or less”, revolves around ideas of exchange, authorship, and the boundaries of the art object. In a series …

“Hubtopia”, Sépànd Danesh’s new exhibition is an increasingly in-depth exploration of what has become a favourite theme: the corner. Sépànd Danesh’s works …

Franz West’s solo exhibition is on presentation at Tim Van Laere Gallery. The exhibition brings together various aspects from the broad oeuvre …