new paintings in Gavin’s debut exhibition in Asia - “Gavin interprets natural spaces and phenomena with varied mark making that echoes the complexity of the forces that shape the landscape”

the gallery celebrates twenty years in Beijing with an exhibition curated by Yu Ke and featuring works by artists including Daniel Buren, Loris Cecchini, Chen Zhen, Antony Gormley, Gu Dexin, Kan Xuan, Anish Kapoor, Hans Op De Beeck, ...

the gallery opens its new space with a group show featuring Jean-Marie Appriou, Iván Argote, Daniel Arsham, Sophie Calle, Julian Charrière, Johan Creten, Mathilde Denize, Hans Hartung, Gregor Hildebrandt, JR, Takashi Murakami, and Jean-Michel Othoniel

“through painting, Barratt captures fleeting human experiences and emotions, transforming them into a form of formal persistence - giving lasting presence to moments that would otherwise slip away”

an immersive environment with signature psychologically-charged clay-animation films alongside sculptural works, from the Swedish duo in their first exhibition at the gallery in Beijing

the first of a two-part group exhibition curated by Zong Han - “convening artistic positions rooted in Southeast Asia and its global dispersals”

the inaugural exhibition at the gallery space pays tribute to one of the most iconic artist collectives in Taiwan’s contemporary art history

“a series of sculptures that explore notions of welcome, care and acceptance in the contemporary world”

“Chun has developed a distinctive visual language that bridges tradition and modernity, East and West, through his sculptural exploration of hanji, traditional Korean paper”

organized with The Easton Foundation, works from the 1960s to 2008 including rarely exhibited sculptures and works on paper as well as a three-meter-long fountain installation and a steel and marble sculpture, both shown in Asia for the first time

the second instalment of the gallery’s Conversation series features Prabhavathi Meppayil and Yeesookyung, who “engage in a dialogue through the language of contemporary art rooted in tradition, creating meaningful new expressions”

“Beeman invites viewers into an immersive experience within her carefully staged world … viewers shift their bodily engagement - changing angles and perspectives while navigating the arrangement of the works” - Kaimei Wang

the first solo exhibition in Korea of the German artist who “employs the approaches and methodologies of theater, stage, and performance art to address various cultural and social issues that have emerged at different historical moments”

“Maribou is a culmination of my love of design, fashion, jewellery, sculpture, and a deep fascination with various bygone ‘vintage’ eras” - Hardy

works by Pascal Dombis, Christiane Grimm, Janna Watson, Peter Krauskopf, Dirk Salz, Caro Jost, Wolfgang Flad, Tim Freiwald, Adrian Wald, and Fiona Ackerman

“this is not an exhibition - it’s a bold aesthetic invasion ... where luxury, speed, tech, and art collide to overthrow all definitions of fashion and art”

the German artist’s first solo exhibition in Japan presents “a dance of silences from various origins, moments of anticipation, and moments of calm after the deep emotional engagement that only music can inspire” - Andreas Schlaegel

an exhibition of Yohan Hàn and Achraf Touloub’s collabortive and multifaceted works with choreographic frameworks, sound, objects, ritual elements, video, audience participation, and media devices

new works where the acclaimed Cuban artist “weaves together the sublime beauty of the Cuban landscape with the weight of its turbulent socio-political history”

spread across three floors, Bayraktar’s solo exhibition is the inaugural show at the gallery’s new venue in Karaköy

“beneath both galleries' sci-fi narratives and shifting thermochromic surfaces lies a dense web of spiritual and mythological symbolism that points as much to the soul as it does out to the stars” - Jan Dickey