At KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, the artist’s metropolitan objects lay bare the myth of progress – revealing how ...
At Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Ljubljana, an exhibition on OM production reveals a secretive filmmaking collective ...
At WIELS in Brussels, the artist’s brilliant, eccentric paintings unfold as surreal snapshots from a personal iconography that proves stubbornly inscrutable ...
As concurrent exhibitions open at the Fridericianum in Kassel and London’s National Portrait Gallery, the photographer reflects on 30 years of reshaping lesbian and trans-masc visibility ...
As concurrent exhibitions open at the Fridericianum in Kassel and London’s National Portrait Gallery, the photographer reflects on 30 years of reshaping lesbian and trans-masc visibility ...
At David Zwirner, Los Angeles, the artist’s paintings powerfully represent truths about his own – Black, but not the Black – experience ...
The German art patron’s realization that video art was ‘culturally central but institutionally under-supported’ was the start of a 20-year journey. She discusses what she’s learned on her pioneering p ...
At NILS STÆRK, Copenhagen, the artist’s ceramic torsos and hospital ceiling panels probe how medical architecture disciplines ...
Featured in the Focus section, supported by Stone Island, these bold new voices offer experimental takes on family, memory, glaciers and hair ...
To coincide with Frieze London and Frieze Masters (15 – 19 October 2025), there are three special days of London gallery openings: East End Day (Sunday 12 October, 11am–6pm), West End Day (Saturday 18 ...
It is tempting to think of a mirror as something that reflects the world back to us exactly as it is. But in Isaac Julien’s new exhibition at Victoria Miro, the artist distorts this image through a ...
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