working across a range of mediums, Lebanese artist Ali Cherri looks at the relationship between art, time, and the creation and propagation of histories through his striking, pertinent works, exploring the temporal shifts between ancient worlds and contemporary societies

expanding Sanpitak’s long-standing investigation of the vessel as both object and idea, this multidisciplinary presentation investigates the body, care, balance, and transformation

through his concept of “Transmattering”, Kim approaches matter as an active, self-generating agent rather than a passive medium. The presentation invites viewers to experience material as a dynamic system in which time, environment, and perception continuously unfold

painting, sculpture, and wall-mounted panels in a presentation which engages an aesthetic anchored in terrestrial, vegetal, fungal, or microbial materiality

a monumental sculpture constructed of two identical components in steel and wood, painted and hand-coated with graphite, to form a charged architectural environment

a presentation of historical work by the British/Pakistani artist

an intimate presentation of one of the great luminaries of 20th-century art, whose career spanned a half century and continues to influence younger generations of contemporary painters

the Colombian artist presents six major textile-based works that expand the possibilities of material, abstraction, and form

“few artists in the history of modern art have taken upon themselves the task of exploring the magical potential of hinges as seriously and extensively as Katsumi Nakai”

recent bottle top wall sculptures, showing Anatsui’s idea of the “non-fixed form”, part of his highly experimental approach to sculpture

the gallery presents a showcase of the American artist’s multi-part late career glazed ceramic masterwork “Elephant Necklace Circle” – thirty-seven abstract elements in black monochrome arranged in a circle on the floor

an exhibition that unfolds across painting, sculpture, and works on paper to examine humanity’s enduring drive toward becoming – toward change, mutation, and renewal

this extraordinary body of new work by McCloud, created specifically for the fair, deepens his ongoing exploration of migration, global commerce, and the ecological systems that bind these narratives together

a striking light installation which presents Piene as a choreographer of light, compelling it to “dance” across the space

the multidisciplinary artist’s most expansive and ambitious body of work pairs sculptural forms and concise texts – each presented as a museological display – to examine how meaning is constructed, communicated, and stabilized through systems of display

presented with Anthony Meier, and spanning both decades and mediums, a presentation which explores key themes in Adnan’s practice including landscape, memory, displacement and connection