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The Week in Art visit the site
11-18 Nov 2025
Openings, events, auctions
Beijing, Berlin, Beverly Hills, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New York, Palm Beach, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai, Zürich
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Beijing
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| Beijing, Tuesday 18 |
Galleria Continua Beijing:
JR: ä¸‡èŠ±ç’ / Kaleidoscope
“for over two decades JR has transformed architecture into spaces of vision and participation … from Omelia Contadina in San Gimignano to Giants peeking at the city in Havana, from La Ferita in Rome to his monumental mural at São Paulo’s Pacaembu Stadium” |
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Berlin
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| Berlin, Friday 14 |
Esther Schipper:
Jac Leirner and Rafa Silvares: Ensemble
“side by side, and one above the other, Leirner and Silvares extend their exploration of chromatic vibration into an ensemble of rhythmic interventions” |
opening reception |
Esther Schipper:
Lotus L. Kang: Borne
Kang’s first solo exhibition with the gallery presents a large-scale work form her series “Molts” |
opening reception |
Galerie Max Hetzler, Bleibtreustraße 45:
Eleanor Swordy: Say Less
new works in the artist’s first exhibition in Berlin - “Swordy’s work reminds us that … a slow, diligent approach can open up a space of revery, where concentrated focus coexists with a dreamlike state” - Patrick Price |
opening reception |
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Beverly Hills
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| Beverly Hills, Thursday 13 |
Gagosian:
Edmund de Waal: if you came this way
new works by Edmund de Waal - porcelain vessels displayed for the first time in guilded vitrines, alongside glimpses of other materials including gold, silver, lead, marble, aluminum, alabaster, and Kilkenny stone |
opening reception |
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Hong Kong
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| Hong Kong, Wednesday 12 |
Ben Brown Fine Arts:
Alighiero e Boetti: Ononimo
“exploring the artist’s enduring fascination with systems, collaboration, and variation, the exhibition traces his investigation into how order and repetition give rise to difference, and how meaning emerges through collective labour, time, and chance” |
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London
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| London, Tuesday 11 |
Ruup & Form:
Quiet Assembly
works by over a dozen artists in “a contemplative winter exhibition” of ceramics, textiles, sculpture, and mixed media |
first day |
The Sunday Painter:
The flesh of space
a group exhibition spanning painting, installation, and photography that explores “how architectural spaces become repositories of the psyche—shaping experience, imagination, and memory” |
opening reception |
THE TAGLI:
Lottie Stoddart: Dismember My Monster
“within carefully constructed, almost theatrical settings, Stoddart arranges forms and imagery with precision and wit … revealing a world that is simultaneously humorous, eerie, and vividly imaginative” - Bryan Fulton |
first day |
| London, Wednesday 12 |
General Assembly:
What Remains of the Day. Marilyn Hallam and Ellie MacGarry In Dialogue
presented with Blackbird Rook, an exhibition putting Marilyn Hallam in dialogue with Ellie MacGarry - two artists who explore the architecture of interior life and domestic space |
first day |
JD Malat Gallery:
Phoebe Leech: Hidden Boys, Open Blue
new monumental works “defined by psychological depth, painterly instinct, and an unflinching sensitivity to the body” in the emerging British painter’s debut solo exhibition |
private view |
Patrick Heide Contemporary Art:
Dusk to Dawn: Minjung Kim & Rebecca Salter
an exhibition bringing together one British and one Korean artist, whose paths have criss-crossed between East and West and who now both produce traditionally Eastern work - abstract, tranquil and measured |
private view |
The Sunday Painter:
The flesh of space
a group exhibition spanning painting, installation, and photography that explores “how architectural spaces become repositories of the psyche—shaping experience, imagination, and memory” |
first day |
NISO:
Amanda Ziemele: One Way or Another
an exhibition by the Latvian artist, exploring the intersection of painting, architecture, and material thought “a curatorial organism in which wall, air, and ground translate colour into a system of perception and space into a method of consciousness” |
opening reception |
| London, Thursday 13 |
Alice Amati:
Phyllis Yao: Un Sospiro
the first exhibition in the UK of the New-York based artist - “like a chord fading into air, Yao’s work inhabits that in-between space - a breath between worlds where emotion, recollection and paint itself dissolve into one another” - Jessica Wan |
opening reception |
Alma Pearl:
Ayla Dmyterko: Ring Around the Sun & We Rage On
the debut solo exhibition by the Ukrainian Canadian artist “brings together new paintings, sculptures, ceramic hollyhocks, and moving image works ... drawing from ancestral memory, histories of possession and dispossession, and then acts of reparation” |
opening reception |
BEERS London:
Lucy Mahon: To The Moon & Back
“there’s a quiet nostalgia in the work of Lucy Mahon - a reverberance and reverie that seems to buzz and hum and thrum to life within and between paintings... the work similarly undulates between ideas of childhood and adulthood” - Andrew Salgado |
opening reception |
Cristea Roberts Gallery:
Witness to a Warming World: A Panel Discussion |
talk |
Emanuel von Baeyer:
Telltale
works by Zambian Kate McCrickard and Russian Dasha Shishkin brought together for the first time from their respective studios in Paris and New York |
opening reception |
Handel Street Projects:
Walkthrough of 'The Matthew Collings Holistic Art Experience' with Matthew Collings |
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Hurst Contemporary:
Sight Lines
an exhibition celebrating the work of four painters: Dido Hallett, Georgina Stone, Hester Finch and Catherine Long in “a testament to friendship, the exhibition explores the importance of conversation, care and mutual trust in the making of art” |
opening reception |
National Portrait Gallery:
Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2025
showcasing the work of talented young photographers, gifted amateurs and established professionals in the very best of contemporary photography |
first day |
Palmer Gallery:
Shaan Bevan & Jen O’Farrell: Confluence
the two artists “invite us to dwell in moments of stillness amid the rush of water through an estuary, or the blur of city lights and advertisements” |
private view |
Palmer Gallery:
The Door: Varvara Uhlik
an installation of jars containing holiday photographs and pickled vegetables, which “reflects on the desire for preservation in terms of both sustenance and sentiment” |
private view |
Patrick Heide Contemporary Art:
Dusk to Dawn: Minjung Kim & Rebecca Salter
an exhibition bringing together one British and one Korean artist, whose paths have criss-crossed between East and West and who now both produce traditionally Eastern work - abstract, tranquil and measured |
first day |
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery:
Mary Kelly: We don’t want to set the world on fire
the pioneering conceptual artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery explores the role of protest in her work and its power to effect change |
private view |
Saatchi Yates:
Cato
an exhibition by the emerging multidisciplinary artist Toby Grant, also known as Cato, focussing on the Black community within his South London orbit and capturing domestic and communal life in barbershops, diners, and at home |
private view |
Stephen Friedman Gallery:
David Shrigley: Exhibition of Old Rope
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opening reception |
Tiwani Contemporary:
Umar Rashid: The Epoch of Totalitarianism, Part 3 - The Civil Wars and the Uncivilized Wars (See Power)
in the third of Rashid’s twelve-part series, an examination of the early stages of the Napoleonic Wars, “refracted through his signature blend of historical fiction, hip-hop lyricism, and pop-cultural commentary” |
opening reception |
Upsilon Gallery:
Folded Voices: Zhang Xiaodong & Matija ÄŒop
an exhibition which brings together two artists whose practices are rooted in materiality, structure and transformation and examines the poetic tension between language, form and gesture |
opening reception |
Upsilon Gallery:
Louis Pohl Koseda: Surreal Estates
an exhibition of drawing and painting “as active processes of observation and transformation” exploring the Jungian unconscious and dream imagery |
opening reception |
Victoria Miro:
Chantal Joffe: I Remember
in an exhibition titled after Joe Brainard’s iconic memoir - “Joffe’s paintings attempt to capture the fleeting yet enduring nature of memory and how it shapes our sense of self” |
private view |
Victoria Miro:
The Stories We Tell: Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands, Khalif Tahir Thompson
the first significant introduction of three emerging artists, all born in the 1990s - “each artist blends autobiographical elements with imagined and historical narratives, uniting their individual stories through a focus on the human figure” |
private view |
| London, Friday 14 |
Alice Amati:
Phyllis Yao: Un Sospiro
the first exhibition in the UK of the New-York based artist - “like a chord fading into air, Yao’s work inhabits that in-between space - a breath between worlds where emotion, recollection and paint itself dissolve into one another” - Jessica Wan |
first day |
Ames Yavuz:
Alberto Pitta: Mariwô: A Estética do Deslocamento
new screen-printed and painted textiles exploring the spiritually significant oil palm frond in the first UK solo exhibition by the Brazilian artist |
first day |
David Gill:
Francis Sultana x Roberto Ruspoli: Villa Giulia
a capsule collection of furniture and accessories, designed by Sultana and painted by Ruspoli |
first day |
David Gill:
New Nature
a new group exhibition of fine jewellery curated by Carol Woolton “supremely crafted (these modern jewels) are symbolic of joy - embodying a sense of permanence to shine long into the future” |
first day |
Palmer Gallery:
Shaan Bevan & Jen O’Farrell: Confluence
the two artists “invite us to dwell in moments of stillness amid the rush of water through an estuary, or the blur of city lights and advertisements” |
first day |
Palmer Gallery:
The Door: Varvara Uhlik
an installation of jars containing holiday photographs and pickled vegetables, which “reflects on the desire for preservation in terms of both sustenance and sentiment” |
first day |
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery:
Mary Kelly: We don’t want to set the world on fire
the pioneering conceptual artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery explores the role of protest in her work and its power to effect change |
first day |
Pontone Gallery:
Chris Rivers: Supernova
“marking ten years of artistic evolution, Supernova revisits and reinterprets the pivotal series that chart Chris Rivers’ exploration of humanity’s dialogue with the universe” |
first day |
Stephen Friedman Gallery:
David Shrigley: Exhibition of Old Rope
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first day |
Victoria Miro:
Chantal Joffe: I Remember
in an exhibition titled after Joe Brainard’s iconic memoir - “Joffe’s paintings attempt to capture the fleeting yet enduring nature of memory and how it shapes our sense of self” |
first day |
Victoria Miro:
The Stories We Tell: Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands, Khalif Tahir Thompson
the first significant introduction of three emerging artists, all born in the 1990s - “each artist blends autobiographical elements with imagined and historical narratives, uniting their individual stories through a focus on the human figure” |
first day |
sketch:
Après
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first day |
| London, Saturday 15 |
Autograph:
Weaving Stories from The Photographic Archive |
special event |
Bartha_contemporary:
Mike Meiré: I WISH YOU WELL
new works by Meiré from his ongoing series transforming daily newspapers - symbols of the fleeting and disposable - into cast reliefs |
first day |
Emanuel von Baeyer:
Talk with Kate McCrickard and Dasha Shishkin, led by Dr Penny Florence |
talk |
South London Gallery Fire Station:
Pedro Reyes: Museum of Hypothetical Lifetimes |
performance |
| London, Monday 17 |
County Hall Pottery:
HOUSE
works by fifty international ceramic artists transform the gallery into a series of domestic settings, reimagining how contemporary ceramics live within the home |
opening reception |
| London, Tuesday 18 |
Belmacz:
Indien: Hanna Mattes & Eva Mattes
“a magical-realist interview … on a rooftop in Berlin, Eva and Hanna - mother and daughter - speak of a house in Brandenburg called ‘India’ - Marija Grujić |
opening reception |
County Hall Pottery:
HOUSE
works by fifty international ceramic artists transform the gallery into a series of domestic settings, reimagining how contemporary ceramics live within the home |
first day |
Ed Cross @ 67 York Street:
Laetitzia Campbell: On Your Way Home
“a meditation on memory, inheritance, and the poetics of return, tracing the invisible threads that connect the living to their histories, weaving together gestures, stories, and emotions that persist beyond the boundaries of time” - Letizia Agostini |
first day |
General Assembly:
What Remains of the Day. Marilyn Hallam and Ellie MacGarry In Dialogue
presented with Blackbird Rook, an exhibition putting Marilyn Hallam in dialogue with Ellie MacGarry - two artists who explore the architecture of interior life and domestic space |
private view |
Lisson Gallery:
Tony Cragg
new work by the artist - “numerous upright forms that resemble standing figures or columnar pillars, but which are abstracted and complicated through Cragg’s rigorous process of hand carving” |
private view |
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Los Angeles
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| Los Angeles, Friday 14 |
Lisson Gallery:
Olga de Amaral
a survey exhibition of the renowned Colombian artist, tracing key developments in her influential, six-decade career working between weaving, painting, and sculpture |
opening reception |
| Los Angeles, Saturday 15 |
Louis Stern Fine Arts:
Perspective and Plane
works by the gallery’s historical and contemporary artists - presented in pairs to merge two parts of the gallery’s program |
opening reception |
Philip Martin Gallery:
Sky Glabush: All Night I Heard a Singing Bird
new works by the Ontario-based artist whose paintings and works-on-paper offer “an opportunity to examine interiority through an encounter with exteriority as figured in the language of painting” |
opening reception |
parrasch heijnen:
Xylor Jane / Alfred Jensen
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opening reception |
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Melbourne
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| Melbourne, Saturday 15 |
Tolarno Galleries:
Big Group
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opening reception |
Tolarno Galleries:
Andrew Browne: A kind of skin
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opening reception |
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New York
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| New York, Tuesday 11 |
Hauser & Wirth Wooster Street:
Franz Gertsch. Presence
curated by Dr. Tobia Bezzola, eight monumental works spanning Gertsch’s career, and “elucidating the ways in which he transformed photographic imagery into hyperrealist paintings and woodcuts” |
opening reception |
Hauser & Wirth Wooster Street:
Artist & Curator Walkthrough: Nicolas Party & Tobia Bezzola on Franz Gertsch. Presence |
special event |
| New York, Wednesday 12 |
Hauser & Wirth 22nd Street:
Louise Bourgeois. Gathering Wool
late sculptures, reliefs, and works on paper explore Bourgeois’ relationship to abstraction and her development of a symbolic abstract language |
opening reception |
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary:
Manuel Aja Espil: Ozymandias
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opening reception |
| New York, Thursday 13 |
Galerie Buchholz:
Vera Palme: Bottleneck
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opening reception |
Carpenters Workshop Gallery:
Vincenzo De Cotiis: Je Marchais Pieds Nus Dans L’Étang
“an immersive art installation that explores the interplay between materiality, light, and nature inspired by Claude Monet’s late water lily landscapes, in which vision dissolves into abstraction” |
private view |
Colnaghi:
Fetish
the second exhibition in a collaborative series with extends the ongoing project of examining African and European objects side by side, situating them within a shared art-historical and material conversation |
first day |
D’Lan Contemporary:
Tiger Palpatja
an exhibition of powerful paintings by the renowned Australian First Nations artist |
first day |
Gagosian 541 West 24th St:
Jeff Koons: Porcelain Series
recent sculptures and paintings - “the Porcelain series is in dialogue with art from ancient times through history to this moment; the belief in humanity and civilization through our possibility to transcend is embedded within” - Koons |
opening reception |
Goodman Gallery:
Gabrielle Goliath: Berenice
twenty-two photographs by the South African artist from her long-term commemorative series - in each, a woman offers herself as a surrogate, “standing in” for the late friend to mark another year of her life unlived |
first day |
Hauser & Wirth 18th Street:
Catherine Goodman. Island
the gallery’s first exhibition dedicated to prints by the noted British artist - “marking both her first major exploration of printmaking and an expansion of her aesthetic vocabulary” |
opening reception |
Lincoln Glenn:
Gene Hedge: Pieces of the City
a solo exhibition of collages, paintings, and constructions from the 1950s through to the 1970s - “Hedge’s works encapsulate both the discipline and devotion of an artist who lived entirely for his craft” |
opening reception |
Luhring Augustine Chelsea:
Reinhard Mucha
iconic works by Mucha from throughout his career, including emblematic vitrine works presented in a site-specific installation devised by the artist |
opening reception |
Lévy Gorvy Dayan:
Panel Discussion: New York Art in the Eighties |
talk |
| New York, Friday 14 |
The Foundation of ART NYC:
Big Present
works by Alex Katz, Yayoi Kusama, Sunjoo Chung, Zukie, Frederic bruly Bouabre, Lucy Sparrow, Sophy Chang, and Kun Kyung Sok “contemplate this passage of time between the giver and the receiver, between the artist and the viewer” |
opening reception |
Edwynn Houk Gallery:
Ron Norsworthy: American Dream
collaged reliefs made from photographs layered up to four inches deep and “Layer Maps” in this exhibition which “reveals photography not as reflection but as structure, the vessel through which America pictures and forms itself” |
opening reception |
Gagosian Park & 75:
Lauren Halsey
an installation of new works centred on the aesthetics of Black life in the US - described by Halsey as “somewhere beyond celebration and preservation … yearning to create a unique portrait of a place” |
opening reception |
Jack Shainman Gallery:
Faith Ringgold
the gallery’s first exhibition dedicated to the trailblazing American artist, author, educator and activist surveys her career with textiles, paintings, sculptures, and rarely seen works on paper |
opening reception |
Luhring Augustine Chelsea:
Reinhard Mucha
iconic works by Mucha from throughout his career, including emblematic vitrine works presented in a site-specific installation devised by the artist |
first day |
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery:
Mary Bauermeister: St.one-d
an exhibition exploring Bauermeister’s use of rocks - including in progressions, spirals, and lens boxes - and examining the themes central to her practice |
first day |
Nagas:
Amaranth Ehrenhalt
key paintings and works on paper from both New York and Paris in an exhibition covering four decades of Ehrenhalt’s work |
first day |
Stephen Friedman Gallery:
Santiago Yahuarcani: Flight of the White Heron Clan
the first New York solo exhibition of the clan advocate and leading figure in contemporary Indigenous art presents works painted on bark cloth that he harvests and prepares by hand |
opening reception |
| New York, Saturday 15 |
CARVALHO:
Jo Dennis: Letter to My Daughter
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opening reception |
CARVALHO:
Keiko Narahashi: Mirror and Messenger
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opening reception |
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery:
Reception and Walk & Talk: Mary Bauermeister: St.one-d |
special event |
| New York, Tuesday 18 |
Sotheby’s New York:
Leonard A. Lauder, Collector | Evening Auction
auction: Tue 18
(viewing: Sat 8-Mon 17) |
auction |
Sotheby’s New York:
The Now & Contemporary Evening Auction
auction: Tue 18
(viewing: Sat 8-Mon 17) |
auction |
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Palm Beach
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| Palm Beach, Tuesday 11 |
Findlay Galleries Palm Beach:
Nicola Simbari: La Dolce Vita
“celebrations of light, color, and the exuberant rhythms of Mediterranean life … all painted with the bravura of his signature palette-knife technique” |
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Paris
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| Paris, Wednesday 12 |
Sotheby’s Paris:
Elixir of Life: Photographs from The Olbricht Collection
auction: Wed 12-Wed 19
(viewing: Wed 12-Wed 19) |
auction starts |
| Paris, Thursday 13 |
Galerie Lelong:
Christine Safa: J’ai deux maisons
“Safa paints horizons, hills, and houses whose rooftops evoke the outline of a familiar mountain … her painting resonates with truth because it remains faithful to the emotion that sustains it” |
opening reception |
Galerie Lelong:
Richard Serra: Dernières estampes
including his last prints, a new exhibition of two series by one of the most influential artists of the 21st century |
opening reception |
Galerie Lelong Matignon:
Marc Desgrandchamps: En miroir
presented for the first time, a group of “one-day” paintings executed in a single movement |
opening reception |
Sotheby’s Paris:
Master Sculpture from Four Millennia
auction: Thu 13
(viewing: Sat 8-Wed 12) |
auction |
| Paris, Saturday 15 |
Templon:
François Rouan: Suaires et palimpsestes
more than a dozen major works by the noted abstract painter - “magnificent meditation on the texture of existence” - Daniel Sibony |
first day |
Templon:
Abdoulaye Konaté: Le tissu du réel
in his first exhibition at the gallery in Paris, the leading figure of contemporary African art presents ten new monumental and entirely hand-sewn works |
first day |
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Seoul
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| Seoul, Tuesday 11 |
Esther Schipper, Seoul:
Young Joon Kwak & Eusung Lee
new sculptural and relief works by the two artists |
first day |
| Seoul, Thursday 13 |
Gallery KIWA:
Kim Yun Seob: After Reading
“Yunseob Kim combines comic-inspired narration with painterly expression, interweaving diverse images and styles … his paintings construct a personal mythology that unfolds as a visual allegory” |
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| Seoul, Saturday 15 |
LKIF Gallery:
Rowley Haynes
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Shanghai
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| Shanghai, Wednesday 12 |
Almine Rech:
Oliver Beer: Three Nymphéas
“we will have the privilege of continuing to follow this dedicated artist and repeatedly feeling, savoring, and cherishing life’s constant miracles emerging from the mundane” - Sun Man, curator |
opening reception |
Lechbinska Gallery:
Lechbinska Gallery at West Bund Art & Design 2025: Angela Lyn, meet me in the woods
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first day |
Lisson Gallery:
Zhao Gang: The Basterd Gentry. Act One: Shadow
curated by Evonne Jiawei Yuan, and part of a series of exhibitions and conversations across Shanghai, this exhibition extends Zhao’s depiction of landscape, portraiture and still life into an elaborate, performative triad |
first day |
Perrotin Shanghai:
JR: 翩然人生 : La vie en mouvement
a large-scale installation by the French artist spanning the gallery alongside twenty works created over the past decade, including ballerinas dancing on rooftops, in shipyards, and across the Paris skyline |
first day |
Perrotin Shanghai:
Signing event with JR |
book signing |
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Zürich
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| Zürich, Thursday 13 |
Mai 36 Galerie:
Roe Ethridge: Sensible Shoes
the American artist explores “the slippery overlap between the ordinary and the staged, the intimate and the commercial” |
opening reception |
Mai 36 Galerie:
Christian Lindow: 1980s
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opening reception |
| Zürich, Friday 14 |
Lullin + Ferrari:
Koka Ramishvili: Coordinates
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opening reception |
Mai 36 Galerie:
Roe Ethridge: Sensible Shoes
the American artist explores “the slippery overlap between the ordinary and the staged, the intimate and the commercial” |
first day |
Mai 36 Galerie:
Christian Lindow: 1980s
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first day |
| Zürich, Saturday 15 |
Lullin + Ferrari:
Koka Ramishvili: Coordinates
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Don’t miss: exhibitions closing
Amsterdam, Baku, Berlin, Hamburg, Havana, Lagos, London, Los Angeles, Milan, New York, Palm Beach, Paris, Petworth, Reykjavík, Rome, Sydney, Taipei, Venice, Zürich
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Amsterdam
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| Amsterdam, Tuesday 18 |
Reflex:
Lucienne O’Mara: Space of Colour |
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Baku
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| Baku, Saturday 15 |
Gazelli Art House:
Liquid Time |
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Berlin
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| Berlin, Saturday 15 |
Galerie Bastian:
Anselm Kiefer: Wasserfarben |
Virtual Visit! â–» |
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Hamburg
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| Hamburg, Saturday 15 |
Galerie Vera Munro:
Gerwald Rockenschaub: melody / transmitter |
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Havana
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| Havana, Saturday 15 |
Galleria Continua Habana:
Juan Padrón. 40 Years After Vampires in Havana! |
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Lagos
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| Lagos, Saturday 15 |
Rele:
Ugo Ahiakwo: After the Dance |
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London
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| London, Tuesday 11 |
Bartha_contemporary:
Joan Witek: Black as a Living Colour |
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sketch:
¡hola, London! |
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| London, Thursday 13 |
Belmacz:
Route 19 |
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LBF Contemporary:
Annice Fell: Under Matter |
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| London, Saturday 15 |
Cristea Roberts Gallery:
A Threatened Landscape |
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Dirimart London:
Karin Kneffel: A House in Hampstead |
Virtual Visit! â–» |
Elizabeth Xi Bauer, Deptford:
The Fabric of Life |
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Flowers Gallery, Cork Street:
David Hepher: The Elegy of Robin Hood Gardens |
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Lychee One:
Salvatore Pione: fòlgore |
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Messums London:
The Ground Beneath: Material Memory and the Resilience of Hope |
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Pace, London:
Sonia Gomes: É preciso não ter medo de criar |
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Pilar Corrias, Conduit Street:
Sabine Moritz: The Sleep of Tomorrow |
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Sim Smith:
Sarah Miska: The Hunt |
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Twilight Contemporary:
Magic, Allotments and Cockentryce |
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domobaal:
Dermot O’Brien: (Not Only) But Also |
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| London, Sunday 16 |
BEERS London at Saatchi Gallery:
Kat Kristof: Exhale |
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Lane Gallery:
Olga Sabko: Aftershocks |
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THE TAGLI:
Lottie Stoddart: Dismember My Monster |
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Los Angeles
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| Los Angeles, Saturday 15 |
Roberts Projects:
Esmaa Mohamoud: What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? |
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Roberts Projects:
Suchitra Mattai: Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing |
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Milan
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| Milan, Saturday 15 |
Robilant+Voena, Milan:
A Mysterious Vision |
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New York
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| New York, Tuesday 11 |
The Foundation of ART NYC:
Zukie: Infinite Expansions |
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| New York, Friday 14 |
Susan Sheehan Gallery:
Block Party | Woodcuts by American Masters 1895 - 1997 |
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| New York, Saturday 15 |
Berry Campbell:
Lynne Drexler: A Painted Aria |
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Palm Beach
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| Palm Beach, Friday 14 |
Findlay Galleries Palm Beach:
André Hambourg: A French Post-Impressionist |
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Paris
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| Paris, Saturday 15 |
Semiose:
Helene Appel: Un jour |
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Semiose:
My-Lan Hoang-Thuy: +1 |
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| Paris, Sunday 16 |
Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m.:
Massimo Campigli. The Archaic Roots of the Contemporary |
Virtual Visit! â–» |
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Petworth
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| Petworth, Sunday 16 |
Petworth House and Park:
Turner’s Vision at Petworth |
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Reykjavík
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| Reykjavík, Saturday 15 |
BERG Contemporary:
Páll Haukur: [...] |
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Rome
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| Rome, Tuesday 18 |
Bigaignon x Rhinoceros:
Atto 1/3: Sotto la Luce |
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Shanghai
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| Shanghai, Sunday 16 |
Lechbinska Gallery:
Lechbinska Gallery at West Bund Art & Design 2025: Angela Lyn, meet me in the woods |
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Sydney
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| Sydney, Tuesday 18 |
Art Leven:
First Nations Fine Art Auction |
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Taipei
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| Taipei, Sunday 16 |
Bluerider ART Taipei·DunHua:
Thierry Feuz: Romance Fallen from Heaven |
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Venice
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| Venice, Saturday 15 |
Patricia Low Venezia:
Elsa Rouy: Sleeping Beauties |
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Zürich
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| Zürich, Saturday 15 |
Galerie Fabian Lang:
Maria Ceppi: Chimära |
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