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Wed 20 Mar Thu 21 Mar Fri 22 Mar Sat 23 Mar Mon 25 Mar Tue 26 Mar |
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exhibitions opening |
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| Beijing | |||||||||||||||
| Galleria Continua Beijing: Leila Alaoui: Ya Rayah | |||||||||||||||
| Helsinki | |||||||||||||||
| Galerie Forsblom: Mark Francis: Ocean Light Galerie Forsblom: Hannu Väisänen: All About Yellow Galerie Forsblom: Ann-Sofie Claesson: Before it is Gone |
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| Hong Kong | |||||||||||||||
| Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Hong Kong: Infinitive Mutability
works by Peter Buggenhout, Kimsooja and Bosco Sodi inaugurate the gallery’s new and expanded space in Hong Kong
David Zwirner, Hong Kong: Neo Rauch: Propaganda Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong: Louise Bourgeois: My Own Voice Wakes Me Up Jerry Gorovoy curates the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong of the renowned artist – with work from the final two decades of Bourgeois’ life, including fabric sculptures, hand poses, experimental large-format prints and rarely exhibited holograms
Lévy Gorvy Hong Kong: Return to Nature (Zao Xue Han Zhang) the inaugural exhibition at the new 2,500-square-foot Lévy Gorvy space in Hong Kong offers a lineage of Eastern and Western artists whose practices look to the natural world for cohesion and clarity
Simon Lee Hong Kong: Heimo Zobernig a series of new paintings by the Austrian artist in his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong
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| Hove, UK | |||||||||||||||
| Morena di Luna: Michaela Eichwald | |||||||||||||||
| Humlebæk, Denmark | |||||||||||||||
| Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: Liu Xiaodong: Uummannaq
works from one of China’s pre-eminent contemporary artists, installed in the museum’s Column Gallery, with paintings, ink drawings and entries from the diary he produced during a journey to Uummannaq in Greenland
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| London | |||||||||||||||
| Hales: Gladys Nilsson: Unencumbered
Nilsson’s first exhibition with the gallery features recent watercolours and collages, united by the artist’s distinctive style and a good-humoured view of the human condition
l’étrangère: What branches grow out of this stony rubbish? work by three artists who each respond to pressing ecological concerns, including anthropogenic climate change, the catastrophic impact of our reliance on concrete, and the over-production of waste through consumerism and industrial capitalism
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery: Dean Levin: Soul Spirit Body more than twenty artworks by Nedda Guidi, Elisabetta Gut, Maria Lai and Franca Sonnino who all worked in Rome during the 70s and the 80s
Serpentine Gallery: Emma Kunz – Visionary Drawings: An exhibition conceived with Christodoulos Panayiotou the first UK solo exhibition by the late Swiss healer, researcher and artist features over sixty of her rarely seen drawings
Zabludowicz Collection: Invites: Jake Elwes a new work which explores the intersection between nature and machine and the interplay between two realities: one generated by human perception and experience, and the other generated by artificial intelligence
Zabludowicz Collection: World Receivers featuring two foundational artists – Cindy Sherman and Isa Genzken – alongside fourteen younger voices, the exhibition exposes personal, creative and social influence across generations
Zabludowicz Collection: Rachel Rossin: Stalking the Trace the first UK solo exhibition by American artist Rachel Rossin – whose work examines how traces of the body can be felt within the ephemerality of digital technology – featuring an ambitious new multi-user iteration of “The Sky is a Gap”
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| London auctions | |||||||||||||||
| Bonhams London, Knightsbridge:
Modern British and Irish Art Tue, 19 Mar (viewing 17-19 Mar)
British and European Art Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 17-20 Mar)
Bonhams London, New Bond Street: Modern & Contemporary African Art Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 17-20 Mar)
Sotheby’s London: Made in Britain Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 15-19 Mar)
Prints & Multiples Tue, 26 Mar (viewing 22-25 Mar)
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| Melbourne | |||||||||||||||
| Tolarno Galleries: Peter Atkins: The Passengers | |||||||||||||||
| Naples | |||||||||||||||
| Thomas Dane Gallery, Naples: Cecily Brown: We Didn’t Mean to Go to Sea
Brown’s first exhibition at the gallery’s Naples space apprehends the past, returning to the limits and possibilities for painting to maintain critical anchorage over the political
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| New York | |||||||||||||||
| Christine Park Gallery: Vangelis Pliarides: The Bandaged Shoulder
Sean Kelly Gallery: Alec Soth: I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating comprised of recent large-scale color portraits and images of interiors, the exhibition focuses on Soth’s depiction of the individual, posing questions about what these images reveal about both the sitter and the photographer
Sean Kelly Gallery: Kris Martin: ?DO GEESE SEE GOD? a unique dual exhibition which juxtaposes Martin’s work in both a historic Gothic site of worship – the Saint Bavo’s Cathedral in Ghent, Belgium – and a 21st-century contemporary art gallery
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| New York auctions | |||||||||||||||
| Bonhams New York:
Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Art Tue, 19 Mar (viewing 14-19 Mar)
Fine Japanese Prints, including Property from the Collection of the late Bertram and Ruth Malenka Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 14-19 Mar)
Fine Japanese and Korean Art Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 14-19 Mar)
Sotheby’s New York: Indian, Himalayan & Southeast Asian Art Thu, 21 Mar (viewing 13-20 Mar)
Important Chinese Art Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 14-19 Mar)
Saturday at Sotheby’s: Asian Art Sat, 23 Mar (viewing 14-23 Mar)
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| Oxford | |||||||||||||||
| Modern Art Oxford: Akram Zaatari: The Script
the renowned Lebanese artist explores his on-going fascination with how people choose to present themselves to the outside world – with the major new video work “The Script”, born out of his research into online content connected with the Arab world
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| Paris | |||||||||||||||
| Galerie Bernard Bouche: Luciano Fabro – Carlo Guaita – John Murphy – Gianni Caravaggio | |||||||||||||||
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| Sotheby’s Paris:
Collection Marianne et Pierre Nahon Tue, 19 Mar (viewing 14-19 Mar)
Collection Marianne et Pierre Nahon – Day Sale Wed, 20 Mar (viewing 20-20 Mar)
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| Rome | |||||||||||||||
| T293: Ethan Cook: Bands
a new project presenting a series of recent works marking the evolution of Cook’s artistic production over the past years
T293: Erica Mahinay: Contingent “the borderland between abstraction and figuration offers a place to explore the boundary between self and other and tenderness for humanity’s condition of shared incompleteness”
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| Salisbury | |||||||||||||||
| New Art Centre: Gary Hume: Carvings
in the first exhibition to concentrate solely on Hume’s sculpture, he plays with the conventions of monumental marble sculpture, treating it with a mischievous sense of form and scale and indeed colour
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| Seoul | |||||||||||||||
| Kukje Gallery K2, K3: Elmgreen & Dragset: Adaptations
the duo’s first exhibition since joining the gallery is an ambitious presentation comprising approximately twenty new works, and spanning both the K3 and K2 spaces
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| Shanghai | |||||||||||||||
| Lisson Gallery Shanghai: Love is Metaphysical Gravity
to inaugurate its new Shanghai space, an exhibition featuring Marina Abramović, Shirazeh Houshiary, Richard Long and Tatsuo Miyajima tying together works that go beyond the physical realm into the transcendental, mystical and metaphysical
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| Sydney | |||||||||||||||
| Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery: Angela Brennan: Celestial – Terrestrial
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery: John Wolseley: One Hundred and One Insect Life Stories |
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| Torre Pellice (Turin) | |||||||||||||||
| Tucci Russo – Studio per l’Arte Contemporanea: Lili Dujourie
Tucci Russo – Studio per l’Arte Contemporanea: Christiane Löhr |
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| Vienna | |||||||||||||||
| Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier: Peter Friedl. Teatro
Friedl’s multifaceted and stylistically heterogeneous works and projects in various media are meant to propose exemplary solutions to aesthetic problems related to our political and historical consciousness
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| Vienna auctions | |||||||||||||||
| Dorotheum:
Modern and Contemporary Art Tue, 26 Mar (viewing 13-26 Mar)
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| Dominic Dispirito @ Annka Kultys Gallery Brian Calvin @ Almine Rech Anna-Bella Papp @ Modern Art Katinka Bock, Esther Kläs, Helen Mirra, Hayley Tompkins @ Modern Art Luchita Hurtado @ Hauser & Wirth Rosemarie Castoro @ Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Milena Muzquiz @ David Gill Peinture Hard @ Semiose Rose English @ Richard Saltoun Agnes Martin @ Lévy Gorvy Andy Warhol @ Bastian Elad Lassry @ 303 Gallery |
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exhibitions closing |
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| Hong Kong | |||||||||||||||
| Simon Lee Hong Kong: Sarah Crowner: Paintings for the Stage
in her first solo show in Asia, new stitched canvas paintings, together with a collaboration with the Hong Kong-based scenic painter and theatre set designer Pink Lam
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| London | |||||||||||||||
| Alice Black: Lee Marshall: UX
a celebration of the potential of digital media and the anxiety over what it means to put paint to canvas in a digitally dominant world
Almine Rech Gallery London: Tom Wesselmann a monumental installation together with rarely shown works from Wesselmann’s Sunset Nudes series
Blain|Southern, Hanover Sq: Approaching Abstraction a group show showcasing a movement amongst Mexican artists towards abstract and more monochromatic works
Blain|Southern, Hanover Sq: Bosco Sodi: Heavens and the Earth new paintings which demonstrate the artist’s continued reverence for raw materials and natural processes
Drawing Room: Drawing Biennial 2019 an exhibition and auction of over 200 unique drawings showcasing the most exciting artists working today
Gagosian Grosvenor Hill: Walter De Maria: Idea to Action to Object on view for the first time, over forty works on paper and related sculptures by the late artist revealing various unrealized projects and philosophical explorations
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac: Lydia Okumura: Volume ’84 works by the Brazilian Minimalist which represent the artist’s sustained investigation of spatial possibilities and volume
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac: Erwin Wurm: New Work new work presented for the first time accompanies a “Fat Car” and a participatory experience of Wurm’s “One Minute Sculpture” Series where visitors will receive a Polaroid of their sculpture
kamel mennour, London: Zao Wou-Ki: Inks and Watercolors (1948-2009) inks and watercolours produced between 1948 and 2009: a panorama of fifty works with the ultimate spotlight on the creative liveliness of the artist’s final working decade
Michael Werner Gallery, Mayfair: Markus Lüpertz: Dans l’Atelier an intimate look at Lüpertz’s conceptual process curated by museum director Jérôme Farigoule, the exhibition contains over two dozen plaster and wax sculptures as well as paintings and works on paper
Victoria Miro: John Kørner: Life in a Box new and recent paintings, and sculptural elements including a climbing frame that also functions as a bar, by the Copenhagen-based artist
Victoria Miro Mayfair: Asger Jorn, Per Kirkeby, Tal R celebrating three generations of internationally acclaimed Danish artists with a shared interest in the physical properties and expressive potential of their medium along with a deep understanding of its history and traditions
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| New York | |||||||||||||||
| Gagosian West 24th St: Georg Baselitz: Devotion
a pioneering Neo-Expressionist, Baselitz employs raw, painterly gestures to create visceral compositions with an intense emotional charge
Halsey McKay Gallery: Chris Duncan: Without the Sun I Fall Silent in four new artworks Duncan continues to pose questions about time and its effects – the obvious, the nuanced and the unexpected
Halsey McKay Gallery: Elias Hansen: Go Towards the Light Hansen has distilled his expansive and rambling practice to focus on singular glass pieces – these works, illuminated by a spectrum of bulbs, fill the space with an ethereal glow
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| São Paulo | |||||||||||||||
| Mendes Wood DM: Thomaz Rosa Mendes Wood DM: Gokula Stoffel Mendes Wood DM: Camile Sproesser |
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| Vienna | |||||||||||||||
| Galerie Ernst Hilger: Hans Staudacher: Revue of the Abstract Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier: Annette Kelm: Tomato Target curated by Nicolaus Schafhausen, an exhibition of the German contemporary artist and photographer
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| Zürich | |||||||||||||||
| Lullin + Ferrari: Correspondance | |||||||||||||||
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