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Lindsay Adams on Fugitivity, Space, and Abstract Painting
In the span of just a few years, Lindsay Adams has established herself as a promising emerging artist. With an…
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‘The Century of Gehry’: Porto honors the architect who reshaped contemporary skylines
Opening on June 12th, 2026, in the Álvaro Siza Wing of the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto, O…
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Fujiko Nakaya creates a shifting world of fog and light at the Bourse de Commerce
Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya brings one of her most celebrated works to Paris with Cloud #07156, a monumental installation on…
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The architecture of absence
“Space is not the setting in which things are arranged, but the means whereby the position of things becomes possible.”…
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Angel Otero: a homecoming
Angel Otero builds surfaces and then destroys them. He pours oil paint onto glass, lets it dry, peels it away…
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Christopher Barraja at Saint Laurent Babylone explore intimacy in ‘Daydreaming of Him’
From June 3rd to September 13th, 2026, Saint Laurent Babylone presents Daydreaming of Him, a photography exhibition by French-Australian artist…
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Landscape of colour, history, and imagination beyond the canvas
Few artists have pushed painting beyond its traditional limits as boldly as Katharina Grosse. In Arrels, on view at La…
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Jacqueline Springer: presenting 125 years of Black music at V&A East Museum
Jacqueline Springer is the Curator of Africa & Diaspora: Performance and Lead Curator of The Music is Black: A British…
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Paul Kooiker and Lisa Konno at Museum Kranenburgh
Now on view at Museum Kranenburgh in Bergen, Lisa Konno Paul Kooiker brings together two distinct artistic practices in an…
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Infinite lines and unlimited exploration space on paper in Zaha Hadid’s drawings
The Hans Ulrich Obrist Archives opens its sixth chapter at LUMA Arles with I Think There Should Be No End…
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Björk’s new exhibition at the National Gallery of Iceland maps a new frontier between music and art
The National Gallery of Iceland has opened a major exhibition dedicated to Björk, one of the artist’s most ambitious museum…
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Where movement becomes form: Ryan Schneider on sculpture and surrender
What does it mean to abandon the surface, not simply to leave painting behind, but to relinquish the very fiction…
























