PalaisPopulaire in Berlin presents Make a Travel Deep of Your Inside, and Don’t Forget Me to Take, the first institutional solo exhibition by Chinese-Singaporean artist Charmaine Poh (b. 1990), Deutsche Bank’s “Artist of the Year” 2025.
The initiative is part of SACO1.2: Dark Ecosystems.
On September 16, at Palazzo Valentini in Piazza Venezia, artist Nicola Convertino will be awarded for his artistic merits in the field of installations and painting.
The Cuban company Acosta Danza, under the artistic direction of world-renowned dancer Carlos Acosta, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with the special season A Decade in Movement, to be held at the Avellaneda Hall of the National Theater of Cuba…
An encounter of 12 independent spaces from the Nordic countries and Southeast Asia, accompanied by a public program curated by Tenthaus (Oslo), Bunga Siagian (Jakarta) and Jatiwangi art Factory (Majalengka).
The event takes place during Paris’s “art week,” a pivotal moment when thousands of visitors and collectors from around the world gather to discover the latest trends in modern art, contemporary art, and design.
On display since June 2024, the work has quickly become a landmark attraction for museum visitors and the Tampa community.
In celebration of Sean Scully’s 80th birthday, the Bucerius Kunst Forum (Hamburg) presents a major retrospective covering over six decades of his work.
The San Sebastián Festival and Loterías will give one prize of 10,000 euros and another of 5,000 euros at this second edition.
The show features a dialogue between the works of Daniel Jacoby and Marie Zolamian, with an exhibition text by curator Gema Melgar.
The exhibition presents the nonconformist and fascinating work of the British artist Rose Wylie
In these new paintings, figurative elements, which Bradley had begun to develop in previous works, emerge as central compositional structures.
This exhibition brings together artistic practices that engage with poetic, introspective, and elusive dimensions of experience.
This retrospective brings together key works spanning four decades of Botero’s artistic journey (1980–2020), including oil paintings, watercolors, sculptures in bronze, and works on paper.
