The 2024 edition of Art Basel in Basel will feature 286 of the world’s leading galleries, showcasing the highest quality of works across all media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and digital artworks. 22 first-time participants will join a robust lineup of European exhibitors and returning galleries from around the globe.
It pays tribute to those who resisted in the most diverse ways and focuses on the dramatic effects and persistence of colonial power relations.
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Yusto/Giner presents ‘Cute but Cop’, IMON BOY’s first individual exhibition with the Gallery at its space in Marbella.
This Spring, the Bank Austria Kunstforum Wien is dedicating a comprehensive retrospective to Daniel Spoerri.
The next edition of Art Basel's Online Viewing Rooms, ‘OVR: Pioneers’, goes live on Wednesday, March 24.
Over the past decade, Ursuţa has gained recognition for her inventive sculptural work that mines the darker undercurrents of contemporary society.
GR Gallery is pleased to announce "Main Event" and "I Saw You Before", two concurrent solo exhibitions featuring artists Jason Pulgarin and Chen Wei Ting.
The first work of the series "In Absentia" was presented at the 17th São Paulo Biennial, in 1983.
This first U.S. solo museum exhibition by artist, dancer, and choreographer Madeline Hollander (b. 1986) features a new video installation, Flatwing, and related works on paper.
Window to The Clouds at Salon Berlin of Museum Frieder Burda is the Paris-based artist Matthew Lutz-Kinoy's first institutional solo presentation in Germany.
Participating galleries will present tightly curated solo or group exhibitions, showing up to eight works simultaneously.
'Akelarre', which competed in the Official Selection, won five awards and 'Ane', selected in New Directors, landed Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Leading Actress and Best Female Newcomer.
15 international artists engage in a dialogue with a selection of 60 of Emma Kunz' drawings, including numerous unknown ones, while many of their works have been created especially for the exhibition.
