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POLA SIEVERDING

DUENDE

Pola Sieverding's Duende (2022-2023) captures the essence of Federico García Lorca's idea of 'Duende'–a force of deep emotion, struggle, and artistic transcendence. In these images, the bullfighters ('toreros') are framed with a dramatic intensity that mirrors the poetic tension Lorca describes: a moment of heightened expression where life, death, and beauty converge.

MORE POETRY IS NEEDED, 23 MAR – 25 MAY 2025

Peter Wüthrich joins Laure Marville, Hadrien Dussoix, Robert Montgomery in More Poetry Is Needed, an exhibition curated by Karine Tissot. Exploring the intersection of text and visual art, Wüthrich's work transforms books into poetic sculptures, engaging with language, literature, and the power of words.

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POLA SIEVERDING AT HELMUT NEWTON FOUNDATION, BERLIN, GERMANY

POLAROIDS, 7 MAR – 25 JUL 2025

Pola Sieverding is part of 'Polaroids', a group exhibition that honors the photographic revolution of the 1960s, featured in EMOP (European Month of Photography) Berlin 2025. While not in technical terms, Polaroids can be viewed as a precursor to modern digital photography due to its immediate accessibility.

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Ian HAMILTON FINLAY: FRAGMENTS

a celebration of the artist's 100th anniversary

"Fragments" is both a major new book and eight exhibitions that will take place internationally during May 2025 in Basel, Brescia, Edinburgh, Hamburg, London, New York, Palma de Mallorca and Vienna, curated and edited by Pia Maria Simig.

Nachleben. Painting as a Conceptual Art, 31 Jan – 6 JUL 2025

The exhibition explores the evolution of painting as a conceptual medium, challenging traditional boundaries and focusing on its adaptability to cultural and social changes.

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A.R. PENCK

CERAMICS

A.R. Penck is known for his cave symbols and magical constellations of signs. The artist, who expresses his spontaneous creativity through a wide variety of art forms, began working with ceramics in 1987 at Kattrin Kühn's Droysen Ceramics Workshop & Gallery in Berlin.

BERNARDI ROIG AT MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO NACIONAL, MADRID, SPAIN

CAPS [Y] BOUS. EL TERCER CUERNO, 22 JAN – 25 MAY 2025

"Caps [y] Bous: El tercer cuerno" by Spanish artist Bernardi Roig (b. 1965, Palma de Mallorca) will feature three large-scale installations displayed in the Patio Norte, Patio Sur, and the Jardín de las Arqueólogas, among other spaces, at the Museo Arqueológico Nacional in Madrid, Spain.

FLIGHT INTO EGYPT: BLACK ARTISTS AND ANCIENT EGYPT, 1876 – NOW, 17 FEB 2025

The work of Ghada Amer is featuring in this exhibition that explores nearly 150 years of artistic and cultural production across various media.

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PETER WÜTHRICH AT FONDAZIONE PUGLISI CONSENTINO, CATANIA, ITALY

I miti dell'arte contemporanea, 1 NOV 2024 – 31 MAY 2025

Curated by Francesco Poli and Vincenzo Sanfo, this exhibition is a journey through installations, paintings, sculptures, videos, drawings and graphic works, summarising the creative work of artists who have changed the very idea of art since the 1960s.

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IAN HAMILTON FINLAY

PRINTS

Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925–2006) was a Scottish poet, artist, and gardener known for his thought-provoking works that blend language, art, and landscape. His prints, like much of his broader oeuvre, are characterized by a deep engagement with themes of nature, classical references, and the juxtaposition of war and peace.

Forgive Us Our Trespasses / Vergib uns unsere Schuld, 14 Sep – 8 Dec 2024

The project examines trespassing—both literal and symbolic—as a way for people to assert their rights, humanity, and community. It explores how crossing boundaries can challenge oppressive systems like heteronormativity, patriarchy, and white supremacy, which create inequalities based on gender, race, sexuality, and class.

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SIYAVASH GHASSEMZADEHGAN – FLUEGEL

LIMITED EDITION

Siyavash Ghassemzadehgan (b. 1981, Teheran) explores the transcendence of material and spirit through sculpted wings. Crafted from geopolymer, each wing's form is uniquely shaped by the unpredictable nature of the material, symbolizing humanity’s yearning for divinity and self-expression.

DIE ENGEN WASSER, 7 SEP 2024 – 15 JAN 2025

Elger Esser’s landscape photos, often shot in hazy light with long exposures, play with depth and horizontals, evoking the atmosphere of early 19th-century scenes. His richly atmospheric images, which invite viewers into stories and memories.

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BERT DE BEUL AT IKBO MUSEUM FÜR ZEITGENÖSSISCHE KUNST, EUPEN, BELGIUM

EAT THE RAINBOW, 25 JUN – 8 SEP 2024

Curated by a group of children, this exhibition showcases a selection of 63 artworks from the museum's collection, allowing them to explore behind the scenes of the museum and address key questions about what makes an exhibition engaging.

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SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA AT Akademie der Künste, Berlin

The Murmur of the Cosmos, 18 Jun – 28 Aug 2024

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, the recipient of the 2023 Käthe Kollwitz Prize, has created a unique installation at the Akademie der Künste, including over sixty drawings, photographs, and various objects.

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Marcelo Viquez at Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga, Málaga, Spain

ESPACIO 5, 30 APR – 30 JUN 2024

Marcelo Viquez' creations are deeply influenced by his aspirations, life experiences, and unfulfilled desires, offering a poignant reflection of society through his unique perspective. Boldness permeates Viquez's aesthetic, echoing his background as a drummer in the punk rock band ‘Prenatal,’ which serves as the foundation for his works 'Downtempo' and 'Cómo meter cuatro guitarras en un estuche de guitarras,' both created in 2019.

GHADA AMER AT THE VILLA CARMIGNAC, Hyères, France

'The Infinite Woman', 27 Apr – 3 Nov 2024

Women have been portrayed in various ways throughout history—strong, seductive, loving, or mythical—often shaped by a patriarchal worldview. Curated by Alona Pardo, The Infinite Woman explores identity, sexuality, pleasure, and power, highlighting how women have been depicted from ancient myths to modern, subversive interpretations. The exhibition redefines women's bodies beyond Western beauty standards, challenging societal norms and the boundaries of art itself.

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Au, a proposal for a bank branch by enFOLD Collective as part of Jamie Diamond's The Dick Stanley Request. (enFOLD Collective)

Jamie Diamond as part of 'Monte di Pietà' a project by Christoph Büchel at Fondazione Prada, Venice, Italy

JOHANNA DUMET – THE FLOWERS ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

ARTIST BOOK

Johanna Dumet collected 185 distinct wildflowers from April to November 2023. The artist dedicated countless hours to exploring paths in France, Germany, Denmark, Spain, and England, walking many kilometers and encountering numerous people along the way.

TO BREATHE – CONSTELLATION 20 MAR – 2 SEP 2024

Kimsooja, invited to a carte blanche, has inverted the space in the Rotunda of the Bourse de Commerce with her astounding installation 'To Breathe – Constellation'.

nstallation view, Territorios. Arte contemporáneo latinoamericano en la Colección Jorge M. Pérez, Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo. Photo by José Morón

Sandra Vásquez de LA HORRA AT CAAC, CENTRO ANDALUZ DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO, SEVILLA, SPAIN

Territorios. Arte contemporáneo latinoamericano en la Colección Jorge M. Pérez, 2 MAR – 1 SEP 2024

Curated by Jimena Blázquez Abascal, this exhibition features a selection of works by over 50 contemporary Latin American artists. Through Perez's collection, it offers an intellectual and emotional journey that challenges the monolithic perception of Latin America.

ASTHA BUTAIL AT KUNST MERAN MERANO ARTE, MERANO, ITALY

IMAGINE WORLDS, 23 FEB – 19 MAY 2024

"Ongoing Conversations with the Sky 20, Night before and Day after the Red Moon Sky" (2022) by Astha Butail is featured in this exhibition, which along with others, delves into socio-political relevance and identity formation, particularly examining the interaction between visual and written languages.

Installation view, 'Zwischen weißen Wänden…', PEAC Museum, 2024, Foto: Bernhard Strauss

ASTHA BUTAIL AT PEAC MUSEUM, FREIBURG, GERMANY

BETWEEN WHITE WALLS…, 18 FEB – 21 JUL 2024

The work ‘Twin Sisters, Night and Dawn (“Usha and Ratri”)’ (2022) by Astha Butail is featured in the 20th-anniversary exhibition ‘Between White Walls…’. Alongside approximately 60 other works, these pieces play a role in shaping the museum’s identity by pushing boundaries: some extend into three dimensions, others deeply engage viewers and some emphasise their materiality. The exhibition connects these works, exploring themes and historical contexts, going beyond just the collection.

Paintings on paper

For this group of works, Johanna Dumet has created a total of 185 individual small paintings on paper. The artist has recently turned her attention to the genre of floral still life.

TO BREATHE-ALULA, 9 FEB – 23 MAR 2024

Kimsooja is among the artists participating in Desert X AlUla 2024 which explores the theme 'In the Presence of Absence,' delving into the realm of the unseen, this edition is curated by Maya El Khalil and Marcello Dantas.

BERLIN, GERMANY

We are delighted to announce that the work ‘Blue Oranges’ (2023) by Johanna Dumet has been acquired by the German Parliament in Berlin (Deutscher Bundestag).

LA HABITACIÓN ROJA, 1 FEB – 14 APR 2024

The Spanish artist Bernardi Roig presents 'La habitación roja', a project that condenses 25 years of his career, marking his first exhibition at this institution, and weaving together various turning points that have shaped the trajectory of his work.

LA CABEZA INCOLORA, 31 JAN – 31 DEC 2024

‘La cabeza incolora’ by Bernardi Roig (b. 1965, Palma de Mallorca) gathers various works created over the past decade—videos, drawings, and sculptures. These pieces challenge the conventions of linear timelines, blending different temporalities without adhering to a specific order.

SIN TITULO, 2019-2024, 20 FEB – 14 MAR 2024

Curated by Helena Juncosa, this exhibition emphasises the influential role of the artwork in challenging and questioning our conventional interpretations of symbols associated with peace or conflict.

Edition | SIN TÍTULO (EL RAP TO EUROPA), 2023

Marcelo Viquez reimagines the Greek myth of 'The Rape of Europa' by appropriating a 19th-century engraving plate.

Photo: Vincenzo Labellarte, courtesy Fondazione MAXXI © Estate of Jannis Kounellis by SIAE 2023

JANNIS KOUNELLIS AT MUSEO NAZIONALE DELLE ARTI DEL XXI SECOLO (MAXXI), ROME, ITALY

NOTTE, 14 DEC 2023 – 30 APR 2024

This exhibition celebrates an artist who profoundly reshaped the dynamic between art and its audience. Curated by Luigia Lonardelli, the project “Notte” delves into Jannis Kounelli’s research, emphasizing its deep connection with theatre and performative actions.

Ghada Amer, 'Esto Nos Salvará', 2023. Photo: Drones son amores

GHADA AMER, JARDIN DEL TURIA, VALENCIA, SPAIN

ESTO NOS SALVARÁ, 25 NOV 2023 – 5 MAR 2024

‘ESTO NOS SALVARÁ’ (This will save us) by Ghada Amer is a significant new outdoor garden installation developed for Valencia, Spain in collaboration with Galeria Ana Serratosa. Located along the picturesque Turia riverbed, this piece offers a striking contrast to the iconic Neo-Futurist architecture of Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela that characterises the City of Arts and Sciences.

PAVEL PEPPERSTEIN, STUDIES OF AMERICAN SUPREMATISM (Suprema on the moon), 2013, Courtesy der Künstler und Privatsammlung, Foto: Andrea Rossetti für Galerie Kamm, Berlin

PAVEL PEPPERSTEIN AT KAI 10 | ARTHENA FOUNDATION, DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY

BODIES, GRIDS AND ECSTASY, 1 NOV 2023 – 20 APR 2024

Curated by Ludwig Seyfarth, this group exhibition presents unexpected connections and conflicts between surfaces and space, abstraction and materiality, and the realms of reality and fiction by encountering images, objects and sculptures that ingeniously combine elements that might naturally coexist.

BERNARDI ROIG AT BIENALSUR, RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA

IMAGINE. FANTASIES, DREAMS, UTOPIAS, 1 NOV – 30 DEC 2023

'Imagine. Fantasies, Dreams, Utopias' is an exhibition curated by Diana Welcher at the Saudi Arabian Museum of Contemporary Art (SAMoCA) in Riyadh, on the occasion of the fourth edition of Bienalsur.

COLOR ME, 28 OCT 2023

Kewenig presents the performance 'Color Me' by Sarina Panahideh. Born from a one-way journey from Iran to Berlin, this production delves into themes of displacement, identity, community and acculturation through an international ensemble of performers.

"Bottari 1999-2019", 25 OCT 2023 – 19 FEB 2024

Kimsooja’s ‘Bottari 1999-2019’ is a continuation of the artist’s well-known concept of the "bottari"(Korean for "bundle"). The over six-meters-long shipping container is filled with personal belongings stemming from the artist’s household in New York where she lived from 1999 until 2019.

(UN)FOLDING BOTTARI, 25 OCT 2023 – 19 FEB 2024

This exhibition unfolds Kimsooja's Bottari, a concept spanning from her earlier sewn pieces to her most recent works: 'Deductive Object: Bottari', 2023, in which the artist conceptualises the the Korean traditional Moonjars as a Bottari, in collaborating with historical Meissen Porcelain Manufacture.

Grabados | Editions

For various reasons, I ceased producing prints in Medellín and began collaborating with different workshops in New York (Harlan & Weaver) and Madrid (Benveniste). For over fifteen years, I have gathered every Friday with a group of individuals who share a passion for drawing, and we create portraits among ourselves.

James Lee Byars Exhibition view at Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan, 2023 Courtesy Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan, Photo: Agostino Osio

JAMES LEE BYARS AT PIRELLI HANGARBICOCCA, MILAN, ITALY

12 OCT 2023 – 18 FEB 2024

The first retrospective exhibition of James Lee Byars in an Italian Museum gathers his most emblematic works that blend geometric and minimal forms with materials such as marble, velvet, precious woods and gold-leaf.

Ivan Bazak, 'Backstage of Historical Events', 2023, Ivano-Frankivsk. Photograph by Oleksandr Kovalenko. Courtesy of the VCRC

IVAN BAZAK AT KYIV BIENNIAL 2023, UKRAINE

On the Periphery of War, 7 – 30 OCT 2023

The fifth edition of the Kyiv Biennial opened a series of exhibitions and events across Europe at different venues in Kyiv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Uzhhorod, Berlin, Warsaw, Lublin, Antwerp, and Vienna as the main location, starting in Kyiv in October and finishing in Berlin in 2024.

LOVE PARK, 29 SEP – 5 NOV 2023

As part of Festival Internacional Santa Lucía, 'Paradojas Urbanas' (En.: Urban Paradoxes) is the title of the 6th Edition of the Public Art Programme of Las Artes de Monterrey, where Ghada Amer, Carlos Vielma, Rolando Flores, Modwina Rocío, David Nahúm and Miguel Villareal have been invited to participate in transforming the Macroplaza of Monterrey, Nueva León, Mexico.

THE SEA, THE SKY, A WINDOW, 22 SEP 2023 – 17 SEP 2024

Beatrice Caracciolo’s work is part of the project by Sara Crowner at the Hill Art Foundation. This exhibition will display site-specific works by Crowner in dialogue with sculptures by Cy Twombly. This dynamic interaction is enriched by the incorporation of artworks works by Beatrice Caracciolo, Spencer Finch, Louise Giovanelli, Jennie C. Jones, Claude LaLanne, and Henri Matisse.

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ASTHA BUTAIL AT KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM OF ART, NOIDA, INDIA

PRUSSIAN BLUE, 19 SEP – 10 DEC 2023

Astha Butail's artwork is included in an exhibition curated by Dr. Arshiya Lokhandwala, along with eighteen other artists. This exhibition focuses on their personal relationships with the colour Prussian Blue and encourages each artist to interpret it in their own distinctive manner.

Pedro Cabrita Reis at La Lonja, Palma de Mallorca. Photo by Bruno Daureo

PEDRO CABRITA REIS AT LA LONJA, PALMA, SPAIN

MAR INTERIOR, 15 SEP 2023 – 18 FEB 2024

La Llotja de Palma host "Mar interior" by Portuguese artist Pedro Cabrita Reis, on the occasion of Nit de l’Art 2023.

Publication

“Sowing into Painting” unveils the essence of Kimsooja's transformative 2020 exhibition at Wanås Konst. The book includes an interview of Kimsooja by Elisabeth Millqvist along with a foreword by Milena Hoegsberg.

HIGH SPIRITS, 13 – 17 SEP 2023

On the occasion of Berlin Art Week, Dorothea von Hantelmann curates ‘High Spirits’ an exhibition that questions the role of art in modern industrial societies. The work of Sandra Vásquez de la Horra together with Martin Boyce, Etienne Chambaud, Frank Hörnschemeyer, Gustav Feckert/Ludwig Knaus, Julian Irlinger, Isa Melsheimer, Jenna Sutela and Alain Urrutia enter into a dialogue in a former spirit factory.

Edition

Archival pigment print on fine art paper 80 x 70 cm | 31 1/2 x 27 1/2 in Edition of 199, 12 AP Signed and numbered by the artist SOLD OUT

PERMANENT INSTALLATION

The mural ‘Notes, Vihamanaafushi, Indian Ocean’, inspired by Elisabeth Frieberg's color notes from her 2019 visit to Vihamanaafushi, a Maldivian island, now graces the walls of the Center for Retailing at SSE (Stockholm School of Economics). It serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of actively documenting one’s experiences.

STRANGERS IN THE PALACE. CHAPTER 1, 28 Jul 2023 – 28 Jan 2024

"Strangers in the Palace. Chapter 1" is an exhibition curated by Diana Welcher at the Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo in Buenos Aires on the occasion of the fourth edition of Bienalsur.

SCREENSHOTS, 27 AUG – 16 DEC 2023

The Galleria Edizioni Periferia, in collaboration with the Tichý Ocean Foundation presents the exhibition SCREENSHOTS. Transcending Tichý’s renowned photographs, the show offers the opportunity to delve into his world by revealing a selection of his drawings and paintings.

Installation view UN TRABAJO EN EQUIPO. 30 AÑOS DEL CGAC. CGAC, Santiago de Compostela (11 Julio, 2023 – 7 Enero, 2024). Colección CGAC, Santiago de Compostela. Photo by Rocío Cibes

PETER WÜTHRICH AT CGAC, CENTRO GALEGO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEA, SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN

TEAM WORK. 30 YEARS OF CGAC, 11 JUL 2023 – 7 JAN 2024

Giovanni Anselmo, Mario Merz and Peter Wüthrich, among other artists, are part of the exhibition that reviews the history of the 30 years of the CGAC. A careful selection of works from the collection addresses the programme of the museum, to propose a reconstruction of the CGAC's memoirs and evoke the essential moments of these three decades by creating dialogues that facilitate an understanding of contrasts and complementarities.

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SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA AWARDED KÄTHE KOLLWITZ PRIZE 2023, AKADEMIE DER KÜNSTE, BERLIN, GERMANY

6 JUL 2023

We are pleased to announce that Sandra Vásquez de la Horra will be awarded the Käthe Kollwitz Prize 2023. This prestigious award recognises her remarkable talent as an artist who fearlessly explores the global conflicts faced by our society through her unique visual language.

THE ANGELS OF THE WORLD, 2 JUL – 3 SEP 2023

‘The Angels of the World’ is an ongoing photography project by Peter Wüthrich, which started in Los Angeles in 2001, and realised till today in the following cities: Santiago de Compostela, Milan, Mexico City, Madrid, London, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Paris, Venice, São Paulo, Santos, Thessaloniki, Biel/Bienne, Monaco, Mumbai, Yerewan, Giumry and Genève.

IN TRANSIT, 27 Jun – 6 Aug 2023

This exhibition focuses on the ‘Wooster’ series that Ted Stamm began in 1974, inspired by the ground plan of a property near his SoHo studio at Wooster Street. As a continuation of early experiments with lines and forms, he developed a figure consisting of a rectangle fused with a triangle into a still simple but yet complex form.

PHOTOGRAPHIES SUR CUIVRE, 17 JUN – 24 SEP 2023

In its second summer exhibition at the Museé d'Art moderne de Fontevraud, Elger Esser's copper photographs enter into a dialogue with a selection of Rembrandt van Rijn's etchings.

Elger Esser, Akko III, Israel 2015 © Elger Esser

Elger Esser at Arles Les Rencontres De La Photographie, France

In the Middle of Lands, A Mediterranean Travel Log, 14 JUN – 1 OCT 2023

The Mediterranean, rich in culture, religions and captivating landscapes has inspired artists since centuries. Creating different stories from Venice to Salonika, Cairo to Algier, Catania to Marseille opens the dialogue of the interpretation of the ‘middle of lands’.

WOMEN’S QUALITIES, 7 JUNE – 31 OCT 2023

This garden sculpture by Ghada Amer was first realised for South Korea’s Busan Biennial in 2001, before traveling to the Rockefeller Center in New York and Palm Spring’s Desert X, and now, can be seen as part pf a public art programme in Boston.

FAITH, 3 JUN – 16 JUL 2023

The third edition of the biennial will be hosted at the monasteries of the Heilige Driehoek in Oosterhout, North Brabant. Ghada Amer will be part of the exhibition with the garden installation: ‘Love Grave’ (2003/2023). Despite the inclusion of the word ‘love’ in the title, Amer insists that her intent in this installation is primarily to speak about the violence and absurdity of wars and their effect on human lives.

MONOGRAPH

His paintings, drawings, and performative works show Ted Stamm's (1944-1984) constant engagement with the environment of his time and his tireless experimental approach. He developed a minimalist visual language that often appears strictly geometric and simple, but at the same time occupies large spaces of freedom. His iconic works and cross-media conceptual approaches have influenced a wide range of artists of his time and the generation that followed.

THE KING IS DEAD, LONG LIVE THE QUEEN, 13 MAY – 8 OCT 2023

A selection of works by thirty–one female artists is presented in this exhibition as a reflection on recent aesthetic, political and social transformations

JOSE DÁVILA DONATES A SCULPTURE TO THE CITY OF PALMA DE MALLORCA

We are pleased to announce the bequest of 'Primitive Irruption' from 2021 by Jose Dávila to the city of Palma. this generous contribution embodies his commitment to the cultural landscape of the city.

Mallorca International Art Award 2022: A Review, 5 May – 2 June 2023

As part of the Mallorca International Art Award, Marcelo Viquez and ten other artists present their works as a reflection of the creative panorama of Mallorca. Through different generations, disciplines and themes, the exhibition explores topics such as politics, ecology, graphics, metaphysics or their own biography.

QUADRAT BOTTROP. DIE SAMMLUNG, 30 APR – 3 SEP 2023

This exhibition offers a comprehensive insight into the museum’s collection activities from the past 40 years including works by such as Günter Fruhtrunk, Pia Fires, Bernhard Fuchs, Raimund Girke, Hubert Kiecol, Aurelie Nemours, Simone Nieweg, and Bridget Riley.

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Sean Scully at Houghton Hall, Norfolk, United Kingdom

Smaller Than The Sky, 23 Apr - 29 Oct 2023

This major exhibition spans the full range of Sean Scully's practice. An expansive presentation of his outdoor sculptures will be on the grounds of Houghton Hall, in which he explores the same leitmotifs as in painting.

Installation view of 'To Breathe', Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, Paris, 2023. Courtesy of the Galeries Lafayette and Kimsooja Studio. Photo by Jaeho Chong

KIMSOOJA AT GALERIES LAFAYETTE HAUSMANN, PARIS, FRANCE

TO BREATHE, 14 APR - 30 JUN 2023

Kimsooja has been invited to intervene in the historic glass dome of the Galeries Lafayette Hausmann in Paris. The installation 'To Breathe' creates a dialogue with this architectural landmark built in 1912. The dome used to flood the builduing with colours diffused by the stained glass windows designed by Jacques Grüber, which were later replaced by white glass. By subtly reintroducing colour through light, Kimsooja pays poetic homage to the original design, a symbol of Art Nouveau.

Instalación: Remedios. Dónde podría crecer una nueva tierra. C3A Centro de Creación Contemporánea de Andalucía, Cordoba Photo: Imagen Subliminal

SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA AT C3A CENTRO DE CREACIÓN CONTEMPORÁNEA DE ANDALUCÍA, CÓRDOBA, SPAIN

REMEDIOS: WHERE NEW LAND MIGHT GROW, 14 APR 2023 - 31 MAR 2024

Remedios, curated by Daniela Zyman, aims to provide ideas and provocations, through the work of Marina Abramović, Olafur Eliasson, Courtney Desiree Morris, Asunción Molinos, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra or Francesca Woodman, among others, to try to find answers to the various events of the present day. The exhibition invites visitors to engage with artworks from the TBA21 collection in search of solace, joy and replenishment.

Installation view Jannis Kounellis in Six Acts. Museo Jumex, 2023. Photo: Ramiro Chaves. © 2023 Estate of Jannis Kounellis / Società Italiana degli Autori ed Editori (SIAE), Italia / SOMAAP, México.

JANNIS KOUNELLIS AT MUSEO JUMEX, CIUDAD DE MEXICO

EN SEIS ACTOS, 1 APR – 17 SEP 2023

This exhibition is the first extensive retrospective of Jannis Kounellis in Mexico. After an iteration at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 'En Seis Actos' (In Six Acts) continues its trajectory to showcase Kounellis’ innovative practice through key stages of his career. Examining both iconic works and rarely seen pieces, the show analyses his work as the artist intended it to be seen, an expansive and profound analysis of painting as a medium.

Installation view of Waving the Light, Denmark, 2023. Courtesy of Frederiksberg Museum and Kimsooja Studio. Photo: Torben Eskerod

KIMSOOJA AT FREDERIKSBERGMUSEERNE, FREDERIKSBERG, DENMARK

WEAVING THE LIGHT, 26 Mar – 30 NOV 2023

Kimsooja transforms the underground space of Cisternerne in an extensive light and colour installation, using transparent panels covered with diffraction grating film – etched with thousands of micro-scratches. Light radiates as brushstrokes to break the darkness of 4,400 square meters of the former water reservoir.

Das archetypische Ich, 11 Mar - 27 Aug 2023

Gathering forty works from the past twenty years, ‘Das archetypische Ich’ is the first institutional exhibition of Sandra Vásquez de la Horra in Berlin.

ARCOMADRID, 24 Feb 2023

The Chilean artist has been awarded the Acquisition Award at ARCOmadrid 2023 by Colección Solo. ‘La liberación del mito’ from 2022 now is part of their collection. It will be seen in the exhibition ‘Protection No Longer Assured’ at Espacio SOLO, Madrid, starting 10 March.

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Leiko Ikemura at Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Año del Usagi, 4 Feb - 25 Jun 2023

Usagi means ‘rabbit’ or ‘hare’ in Japanese. As Ikemura writes in one of her poems, the animal has the ability to ’spring from border to border / And break the established linear system’. Through different media – painting, sculpture, video and poetry – we experienced how the artist crosses biographical, geographical, cultural and artistic boundaries.

NAME ME NOT, 3 FEB - 28 MAY 2023

Tomasko’s works derive their vitality from the tension between the figurative source and the painterly result– abstraction. They develop from the various phases of her inner investigation of dreams that remains so hidden from us. We experience this vitality through the many layers and textures of her colourful compositions.

Witty Witches, 21 JAN - 1 MAY 2023

This exhibition is a journey through the materiality of the various creatures created by Leiko Ikemura from the 1990s to the present. Paintings, drawings, sculptures and films provide a concentrated view of the artist's outstanding formal language.

kimsooja, 'Archive of Mind', 2016–ongoing. © Kimsooja, installation view of 'Making Worlds, photo © Brett Hemmings

KIMSOOJA AT ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

MAKING WORLDS, FROM 3 DEC 2022

'Archive of Mind' by kimsooja from 2016 and ongoing, is the centrepiece of 'Making Worlds' an exhibition that displays a selection of contemporary artworks from the museum's collection. This artist's meditative and participatory installation invites visitors to form balls of clay between the palms of their hands by emptying their minds of distraction to reveal the emotional traces of their maker on the spheres.

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Ghada Amer, Witches and Bitches. Frac Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur. Courtesy of Frac Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Ghada Amer at Mucem, Frac Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur and Chapelle du Centre de la Vieille Charité, Marseille, France

2 DEC 2022 - 16 APR 2023

This is the first retrospective of Ghada Amer in France, to be held in three venues in Marseille. This exhibition brings together the different media of the artist’s aesthetic language, from her beginnings to her most recent creations.

TO BREATHE: LEIDEN, 18 NOV 2022 - 18 NOV 2025

Kimsooja was honoured with the Lucas Art Award, presented by the Lucas van Leyden Fund, in 2020. Now, Leiden’s old town inaugurates the Korean artist’s installation ‘To Breathe: Leiden’ on 18 November.

Courtesy of Museum of Contemporary Art – Zagreb

SEAN SCULLY AT MSU – MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART ZAGREB, CROATIA

THE PASSENGER 16 NOV 2022 – 12 MAR 2023

The retrospective presents sixty-four of Sean Scully’s seminal artworks – canvases, works on paper, photographs, and sculptures – as an extremely valuable cross-section of the painter’s work over the past fifty years.

28 OCT 2022 – 29 JAN 2023

'Coeur' from 2005 by Christian Boltanski is presented at Espacio 5, a space of the CAC Málaga museum that shows various contributions related to light and darkness. The space is a black cube that manages to create a very special environment.

HORIZONS, 21 OCT 2022 - 10 APR 2023

The starting point of this exhibition is marked by several pieces of ancient art, to juxtapose with the works of the contemporary artists Leiko Ikemura, Qiu Shihua, Evelyn Taocheng Wang, Kimsooja, and Yu Duan. At the same time, it succeeds in highlighting the mutual influences and tracing lines of development.

BERNARDI ROIG. El ÚLTIMO ROSTRO Y LA AFONÍA DEL MINOTAURO, 19 OCT 2022 - 30 MAY 2023

Bernardi Roig is presented in three simultaneous exhibitions in Málaga to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of Pablo Picasso.

Jannis Kounellis in Six Acts, 14 Oct 2022 - 26 Feb 2023

This major restrospective exhibition organised by Walker Art Center in collaboration with Museo Jumex spans over around fifty pivotal works, offering the most comprehensive overview of Jannis Kounellis oeuvrepresented in North America after more than 35 years.

Ghada Amer, All Oppression Creates a State of War, 2019/2022 Photo: Bruno Daureo

GHADA AMER AT BIENNAL DE PENSAMENT, PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

ALL OPPRESSION CREATES A STATE OF WAR, 12 OCT - 9 FEB2023

Ghada Amer has been invited by Palma City Council to take part in the Biennal de Pensament 2022 (Biennial of Thought), a program that recovers public space to transform it into an invitation to public debate. On this occasion, Amer intervenes with one of her gardens with a political and social message.

GESPANNTE RUHE. RAIMUND GIRKE. WERKE AUF PAPIER 1957 - 2001, 8 OCT 2022 - 22 JAN 2023

A selection of 50 works on paper present a journey through Raimund Girke's (1930 - 2002) creative periods from his beginnings until shortly before his death. The German painter was a decisive pioneer of analytical painting and one of the radical innovators of German painting after 1960.

MONOGRAPH

Raimund Girke's (1930-2002) search for possibilities of the colour white in painting, to which he devoted his artistic life, represents his important position in art history today. This monograph offers the first comprehensive overview of Girke's oeuvre.

Dodgers shirt lettering by Ted Stamm 1975. 101 Wooster Street, New York. Ted Stamm Archive © 2021.

TED STAMM AT THE SMART MUSEUM OF ART, CHICAGO, IL, USA

MONOCHROME MULTITUDES, 22 SEP 2022 - 8 JAN 2023

This exhibition examines "the monochrome" as a creative possibility for idealising formal issues such as flatness, space and colour. The reduction in art as a decisive idea of Modernism has been used as an expansive artistic practice throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.

Kimsooja, 'To Breathe', 2022 at Cathedral Saint-Ètienne Metz. Photo: Jaeho Chong

KIMSOOJA AT METZ CATHEDRAL, METZ, FRANCE

A PROJECT INSTALLATION FOR THE 800TH ANNIVERSARY, 15 SEP 2022

Kimsooja has created a permanent stained glass installation, ’To Breathe’, to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the Cathedral Saint-Ètienne de Metz, France.

Installation view Christian Boltanski, Coeur, 2015. Photo: Lepkowski Studios Berlin

CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI AT OP ENHEIM, WROCLAW, POLAND

HOMMAGE À CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI, 6 SEP 2022 - 15 JAN 2023

OP ENHEIM commemorates the life and work of our dear friend Christian Boltanski who passed away last year, with ‘Hommage à Christian Boltanski’. The exhibition approaches pivotal concepts of the French artist such as absence and memory in an intimate and touching presentation.

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Glass Stack2, 2020 © Sean Scully. Photo: Jens Lindhe

SEAN SCULLY AT THORVALDSENS MUSEUM , COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

MATERIAL WORLD, 2 SEP 2022 - 5 MAR 2023

For his first museum exhibition in Denmark, Sean Scully has created large-scale, site-specific sculptures referring to life and art of Bertel Thorvaldsen, as well as to the history of Denmark when choosing the material to create his new work.

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LILIANE TOMASKO AT HIGHLANES GALLERY, DROGHEDA, IRELAND

S P E L L O F T H E W O O D, 2 JUL - 20 AUG 2022

For her solo exhibition at Highlanes Gallery, Liliane Tomasko is presenting two new large, frieze-like wall paintings, together with a series of 22 oil-stick paperworks, alongside the earlier floor piece 'Magic Carpet' from 2016, and two large paintings.

1 jul- 4 sep 2022

The French artist’s first museum-scale solo exhibition in China gathers a selection of works, including painting, photography, installation and sculptures, from his seven major series, offering a retrospective view of his oeuvre.

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Sean Scully, A Wound in a Dance with Love

SEAN SCULLY AT MUSEO D’ARTE MODERNA DI BOLOGNA (MAMbo), BOLOGNA, ITALY

A WOUND IN A DANCE WITH LOVE, 22 JUN - 9 OCT 2022

Through 68 artworks, this large retrospective documents the most important developments of Sean Scully's œuvre, from the influences of Fauvism and German Expressionism during the 60s, toward his move to abstraction, based on the memory of figuration. Curated by Lorenzo Balbi, this exhibition explores Scully's practice which is always consistent with its own assumptions and yet capable of varying significantly in relation to emotional experiences and existential evolutions.

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SEAN SCULLY AT KUNSTWERK - SAMMLUNG KLEIN, EBERDINGEN-NUSSDORF, GERMANY

BODIES OF COLOR, 19 JUN - 18 DEC 2022

In this exhibition, a large sculpture made of coloured Murano glass and numerous paintings from different series illustrate the context of painting and sculpture in the work of Sean Scully. His works prove to be highly relational: each individual pictorial element, each colour is part of a complex pictorial and tonal structure that has an effect beyond the boundaries of the individual panels.

Kimsooja, 17 Jun - 30 Aug 2022

As part of the Festival PHotoESPAÑA, Kimsooja’s exhibition embraces photography as a way to explore and examine a range of subjects from transculturalism, nomadism, cosmopolitanism. From the concept of homeland to human’s vulnerabilities, the role of women in diverse societies or the concept of solitude and time inexorability.

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sean scully at Art in Oisterwijk, Netherlands

TALK TO ME, 3 - 26 JUN 2022

During the 2nd edition of Art in Oisterwijk, Sean Scully will be presenting his work Black Square as part of a group exhibition featuring 35 Artist from 12 different countries. The historic center of Oisterwijk will be transformed into a colourful, surprising and inspiring open-air museum.

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SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA FEATURED ON THE NEW INSTITUT

THE CRY OF PROTEST, 16 MAY 2022

The New Institut interviews Sandra Vásquez de la Horra about healing rituals and traumatic experiences, and the decision to leave Chile: “For me, my inner home is not related to a geographical place.”

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SEAN SCULLY AT CENTRE OF CONTEMPORARY ART_IN TORUN, POLAND

PAINTING AND SCULPTURE, 13 MAY - 11 SEP 2022

The Centre of Contemporary Art _in Torun presents the first retrospective exhibition by Sean Scully in Poland, curated by Krzysztof Stanisławski. 'Painting and Sculpture' offers an overview of the artist's work from 1973 to 2021.

UNITISEPARATI, 6 MAY - 16 SEP 2022

Giorgio Griffa exhibits in Florence after 45 years, since his exhibition at Galeria la Piramide in 1977. Gathering paintings from the last two years, Griffa explores the energy created as an individual and the energy that has already been created as a collective, through 100 billion humans who lived before us. This cycle of constant energy allows Giorgio Griffa to search for the fragments of memory through painting.

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GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN

28 APR - 1 MAY 2022

KEWENIG is delighted to inaugurate three solo exhibitions by Bernd Koberling, Bertrand Lavier and Angelika Markul on the occasion Gallery Weekend Berlin.

Bernd Koberling: Zweihundertsiebenundneunzig Aquarelle

Catalogue

Bernd Koberling’s ‘Zweihundertsiebenundneunzig Aquarelle’ is a catalogue that brings together the 297 small-format watercolours produced by the German artist from January 2021 to February 2022.

INNER LIFE OF THINGS: AROUND ANATOMIES AND ARMATURES, 26 APR – 28 DEC 2022

In this group exhibition, fifteen artists explore the communication between the animate and the inanimate and the enigmatic life of objects and materials beyond human perception.

23 Apr - 27 Nov 2022

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra (1967, Chile) participates in this year's Venice Biennale curated by Cecilia Alemani. 'The Milk of Dreams', the title of the Exhibition, takes the name from a book by Leonora Carrington (1917-2011), “in which the Surrealist artist describes a magical world where life is constantly re-envisioned through the prism of the imagination. It is a world where everyone can change, be transformed, become someone else”, declared the Italian curator Cecilia Alemani.

FIELD, 22 APR – 30 SEP 2022

On the occasion of the 59th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Cabrita is presenting 'Field', a large-scale sculpture which will dominate the vast interior of Chiesa di San Fantin in Venice.

THE SHAPE OF IDEAS, 10 APR – 31 JUL 2022

The Philadelphia Museum of Art honours Irish-born American painter and sculptor Sean Scully with a retrospective. The exhibition 'The Shape of Ideas' offers a comprehensive overview of the last fifty years of his artistic creation, including paintings as well as works on paper. It explores the artist's distinctive stripes and reflects his bold experimentation with scale and composition. The works on display – from the intimate to the monumental – reveal Scully's tireless dedication to the expressive power of painting.

Courtesy of Langen Foundation. Photo by Kai Werner Schmidt

Sean Scully at Langen Foundation, Neuss, Germany

Song of Colors, 3 Apr – 7 Aug 2022

The exhibition shows more than 50 works by Sean Scully (*1945 in Dublin) from different creative phases and dedicates the selection of works to the relationship of his artistic work with music. The works presented range from early works on paper from the late 1960s to his expansive paintings, in which he constantly varies and expressively develops the recurring motif of screening and playing with the power of color.

Liliane Tomasko at Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center, NY, United States

Evening Wind, 1 APR - 24 Jul 2022

Titled after Edward Hopper’s etching from 1921, which shows a naked woman kneeling on the edge of a bed, blown by the night wind that moves the curtain, this exhibition examines the subject of the rumpled bed, the topics of sleep and dream. The bed in Hopper’s work is a recurrent metaphor, just as it is for Tomasko (b.1967, Zurich), who has explored the abandoned morning bed, with its furrows and imprints of nocturnal life, throughout her artistic development.

Leiko Ikemura, ‘Almost White’, 2022. Courtesy: the Artist.

LEIKO IKEMURA AND RAIMUND GIRKE AT VILLA SCHÖNINGEN, POTSDAM, GERMANY

BLANC DE BLANCS, 19 MAR - 8 MAY 2022

Works by Leiko Ikemura and Raimund Girke are part of the exhibition ‘Blanc de Blancs’ at Villa Schöningen. This presentation brings together 54 works by 38 contemporary artists, differing from each other, with white color becoming the connecting link. The use of the only one dominant colour, especially in this compilation, illustrates the complexity of the concept of monochromaticity in art.

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Exhibition view „Raimund Girke – Klang der Stille”, MKM Museum Küppersmühle, Duisburg 2022 © Estate Raimund Girke / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2022. Photo: Henning Krause

RAIMUND GIRKE AT MUSEUM KÜPPERSMÜHLE, Duisburg, Germany

KLANG DER STILLE, 18 MAR - 26 JUN 2022

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the death of the painter Raimund Girke. To commemorate his life and work, the MKM Museum Küppersmühle in Duisburg, Germany, honours the artist with a wide-ranging exhibition showcasing an œuvre spanning nearly 50 years and underlining his significant contribution to German painting after 1945.

Leiko Ikemura: Fuji-Face, 2012, terracotta, glazed, and in the background Genesis III, 2014, tempera on jute. Photo: Alexander Voss

LEIKO IKEMURA AT HERBERT GERISCH-FOUNDATION, NEUMÜNSTER, GERMANY

Wenn Pfauen Flügel Öffnen, 13 MAR – 24 JUL 2022

Leiko Ikemura's solo exhibition 'Wenn Pfauen Flügel öffnen' takes us on a journey of more than 40 years of artistic practice, giving us a wide sample of the material and visual richness that encompasses the two cultural worlds in which the artist's work has evolved.

Macht! Licht!, 12 MAR – 10 JUL 2022

In the exhibition ‚Macht! Licht!‘ ('Power! Light!‘), Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg is showing artistic positions that consciously focus on political, ecological or social statements and critically comment on the use of light – and thus also, in a figurative sense, on the use of resources.

Gulliver's Sketchbook, 11 MAR – 26 JUN 2022

The group exhibition 'Gulliver's Sketchbook' at KAI 10 | Arthena Foundation features, among others, works by Sandra Vásquez de la Horra and Veronica Holková.

HOY EL 70% DE LOS POBRES EN EL MUNDO SON MUJERES, 10 MAR - 12 JUN 2022

The monumental installation by Ghada Amer continues its journey to León, Guanajuato. Through a large-scale intervention in the public space, the artist addresses one of the major social problems of our time: gender inequality. With “Hoy el 70% de los pobres en el mundo son mujeres” (Today 70% of the Poor in the World are Women), Amer reclaims these open spaces as socio-political platforms.

Giorgio Griffa, "La Recherche“ (detail), 2020 Centre Pompidou, Musée national d’art moderne, Paris © Adagp, Paris, 2022. Photo: Giulio Caresio, courtesy Archivio Giorgio Griffa

GIORGIO GRIFFA AT CENTRE POMPIDOU, PARIS

2 MAR - 27 JUN 2022

Italian painter Giorgio Griffa is honoured by Centre Pompidou in Paris with a retrospective. On display are works from cycles created between 1969 and 2021, as well as a tribute to Marcel Proust.

Installation Kimsooja at the Museum het Valkhof, © Willem Melssen

KIMSOOJA AT THE MUSEUM HET VALKHOF, NIJMEGEN, NETHERLANDS

MOVING STORIES, 10 FEB - 30 SEP 2022

This group exhibition explores the reasons for leaving home, creating a parallelism between the migrants of the 21st century and the ones of two thousand years ago. The Limes, the Roman border in the province of Lower Germania, is the trigger of this project.

© 2022 LUSA - Agência de Notícias de Portugal

CABRITA AT JARDIN DES TUILERIES, PARIS, FRANCE

LES TROIS GRÂCES, 12 Feb – 7 Jun 2022

Musée du Louvre has invited Cabrita to exhibit his large-scale reinterpretation of 'The Three Graces' at Jardin des Tuileries, as part of the 2022 France-Portugal Cruzada Season.

Andy Warhol to Cecily Brown 12 Dec 2021 - 20 Feb 2022

This major exhibition at the Albertina Museum in Vienna explores the different painterly languages developed after the Second World War. Nearly 40 artworks from the collections of the museum – comprising Roy Lichtenstein, Katharina Grosse, Liliane Tomasko or Andy Warhol– represent the international movements in painting after 1945.

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Sean Scully at Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece

Passenger - A Retrospective, 16 Dec 2021 – 13 Feb 2022

Almost ten years after Doric, the exhibition that introduced the art of Sean Scully to Greece, the Benaki Museum presents a major retrospective of the eminent artist’s work, entitled Passenger.

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Christian Boltanski and Bernardi Roig at Es Baluard Museu, Palma

26 Nov 2021 – 13 Nov 2022

'Personae. Máscaras contra la barbarie' is a review of the museum's collection that explores one of the lines of research that defines its identity: thinking of the human body as a reflection of the socio-political situations of each era.

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Durmiente 1, 2018, 96.5 x 26.5 cm

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra at Haunt, Berlin

Charta#2, Identity and Narration, 20 Nov 2021 – 22 Jan 2022

Developed by Frontviews, Charta#2 at HAUNT is the second of four group exhibitions dealing with drawing as a means of expression. Under the topic of "Identity and Narration", five artists living and working in Berlin reflect on certain issues that have become crucial socially, but also individually.

Leiko Ikemura, Turmwurm, 1992/2019, plaster 49x22x20,5 cm

Leiko Ikemura at the Stiftung Reinbeckhallen, Berlin, Germany

Kunst & Hallen, 20 Nov 2021 – 20 Feb 2022

The Kunsthalle Rostock travels to the Reinbeckhallen to jointly present the exhibition "Kunst & Hallen. Kunstsinn über Mauern hinweg". The exhibition brings together a curated selection of works from both collections.

Liliane Tomasko at PIN. Benefit Auction

Kunst küsst wach

The painting 'Strident Green' from 2020 by Liliane Tomasko will be part of the auction KUNST KÜSST WACH, organised by the Friends of the Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich in collaboration with Ketterer Kunst.

José Antonio Suárez Londoño: 366 dibujos, 2020

Catalogue

With “366 dibujos, 2020”, Suárez Londoño has created a visual encyclopedia of multi-layered density and complexity. On the basis of random sentences from his friends and companions, he has drawn 366 sheets for each day of the year 2020 that encapsulate time in his own visual language, in which abstraction and figuration meet and script and text merge with figures, objects, animals and plants.

Affinités Insolites, 9 Nov 2021 – 6 Feb 2022

Kimsooja's installation 'To Breathe: Mandala" from 2010 is part of the exhibition "Odd Convergences" at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow, Russia.

KIMSOOJA AT THE OKU-NOTO TRIENNALE 2020+

4 Sep - 24 Oct 2021, Suzu-City, Japan

For the second edition of the Oka-Noto Triennale 2020+, an art festival that joins local culture and contemporary art, Kimsooja has commissioned two site-specific installations.

Christian Boltanski at the Busan Museum of Art, South Korea

4.4, 15 Oct 2021 – 21 Mar 2022

Christian Boltanski’s first posthumous exhibition is titled after his birth year. But ‘4.4’ not only refers to 1944. When choosing the title in the last remaining months of his life, the artist was well aware the number 4 represents mortality in Korea – as it is phonetically the same as the Chinese character for death ('sa': 사, 死).

Les Archives de Christian Boltanski, 1965-1988’ (1989)

Christian Boltanski at the Château de Versailles, Musée du Louvre and Centre Pompidou, Paris, France

Homage, 12 Oct 2021 – 13 Apr 2022

Three Parisian institutions invite the audience to remember Christian Boltanski, who passed away on July 14. Throughout his career, the French artist explored leitmotifs such as death, loss and remembrance, that seem to echo even deeper within his oeuvre now he is gone.

On the Line: Conversations with Sean Scully

Thames & Hudson, 30 Sep 2021

Sean Scully is one the most acclaimed artists of his generation. Mostly known for abstract paintings in which he constantly renews a visual lexicon based on colour blocks and stripes, he is also an accomplished storyteller who brilliantly comments on art history as well as his own practice. This publication compiles conversations held over the phone with critic and poet Kelly Grovier.

Leiko Ikemura at Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, Valencia, Spain

Aquí estamos, 30 Sep 2021 – 6 Mar 2022

For this exhibition the Japanese-Swiss artist was invited to present several sculptures on the grounds of the institution. Her three-dimensional work focuses on hybridity through uncanny creatures that poetically merge human, vegetal and animal features equally inspired be the Japanese tradition and ecological disasters.

Sean Scully featured on BBC

Backs and Fronts: the Painting that Changed the Course of Art, 28 Sep 2021

In his article, art critic Kelly Grovier explores how Sean Scully's painting 'Backs and Fronts' redefined minimalism when first presented at PS1 in New York in 1981. Consisting of 11 panels composed of richly coloured stripes, this 20-foot-long painting encapsulates Scully's influences from art historical figures such as Picasso and Mondrian to jazz music and moroccan fabrics. The radical dynamism of the painting – both in terms of colour and movement – was unseen at the time, and translated into an artwork strong enough to rejuvenate the abstract painting scene. Read the article with the below link.

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lya & emilia kabakov, the six paintings about the temporary loss of eyesight archive number 814 (they are painting the boat), 2015. oil on canvas

Ilya & Emilia Kabakov at Dallas Contemporary, Dallas, TX, United States

Paintings about Paintings, 25 Sep 2021 – 13 Feb 2022

For this exhibition conceived as a Gesamtkunstwerk – gathering paintings, sculptures and installations including new works never seen before – Ilya & Emilia Kabakov are turning Dallas Contemporary into a rundown museum. The show will be a complete immersion into the couple's artistic vision – which is mostly informed by art history, music, theatre and architecture. The exhibition is curated by Peter Doroshenko and will be accompanied by a catalogue.

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Hanne Darboven at Museum im Kulturspeicher, Würzburg, Germany

New Order, 18 Sep 2021 - 9 Jan 2022

This group exhibition focuses on the creation of order in art as an attempt to make today's imbalanced world tangible. Hanne Darboven’s large scale installation 'Ost-West-Demokratie' (1983) visualises the phenomenon of time with the aid of a cross-sum system developed by the artist in the 1970s.

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Jose Dávila at Moll Vell, Palma, Spain

Primitive Irruption, 18 Sep 2021 - 8 Jan 2022

Parallel to his exhibition at Kewenig Gallery, Jose Dávila presents ‘Primitive Irruption’ in the Moll Vell district of Palma, in collaboration with Autoridad Portuaria. The sculpture – consisting of steel beams stacked with a boulder – is shaped by a seemingly delicate equilibrium that embodies gravity, resistance and the latent energy at play in space and time.

Bertrand Lavier, Landscape Painting And Beyond, 1979 Collection FRAC Bourgogne Photographie © Studio Rémi Villaggi

Bertrand Lavier at the Consortium Museum, Dijon, France

UNWITTINGLY BUT WILLINGLY, 17 Sep 2021 – 22 May 2022

In his multifaceted work, Bertrand Lavier questions reality and its representations. Gathering around 30 works by the French artist, this exhibition offers a retrospective view on his oeuvre. Starting in the 1980s, every important work group until today is presented, like his ‘Walt Disney Productions’ or his ‘Objets superposés.’

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Bernardi Roig Screening, Palma, Spain

Joie de Vivre, 16 – 19 Sep 2021

Sant Francesc Hotel Singular (Plaça Sant Francesc, 5) will be screening Bernardi Roig's 'Joie de vivre' everyday at 8 pm between 16 – 19 September as part of Nit de l'Art. The film pays tribute to Las Cigarreras, the first feminine union collective. It was shot in 2018 at the Tabacalera in Madrid, prior to Roig's exhibition.

Marcelo Viquez in Palma and online

3 Barrios 3, 16 Sep – 16 Oct 2021

On the street, after listening to several conversations held by residents of the working-class neighbourhoods of Palma, Marcelo Viquez extracted, from nine conversations, the statements that have resonated the most to him and translated them into a website.

Raimund Girke and Bernd Koberling at Akademie der Künste, Berlin, Germany

Nothingtoseeness, 15 Sep – 12 Dec 2021

The title of the exhibition is a term coined by John Cage to describe the equivalent of silence in the visual arts. Emptiness and silence as an experience of seeing and feeling are explored by the 75 international artists in the exhibition through the wide range of meaning of the colour white.

Kimsooja at Bienalsur - Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Nomad, 15 Sep – 21 Nov 2021

The local and the global, uniqueness and diversity come together in Bienalsur which aims to establish a global network of collaboration by linking five continents and their artists, venues and audiences.

Marcel Broodthaers at WIELS, Brussels, Belgium

Industrial Poems, Open Letters, 10 Sep 2021 – 9 Jan 2022

Conceived in close collaboration with the Succession Marcel Broodthaers, this exhibition presents all 36 Plaques of the celebrated series produced between 1968 and 1972. “These plaques are fabricated like waffles, you know” said the artist of these works that explore semantics by appropriating various strategies of visual communication and advertising.

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Liliane Tomasko, 'Morpheus', Kunstmuseum Kloster unser Lieben Frauen, Magdeburg, 2021

Liliane Tomasko at Kunstmuseum Kloster unser Lieben Frauen, Magdeburg, Germany

Morpheus, 7 Sep 2021 – 23 Jan 2022

Liliane Tomasko’s art is rooted in the themes of sleep and the unconscious. Titled after the ancient Greek god of dreams, this exhibition focuses on states of transformation between waking and sleeping that Tomasko captures in her works on canvas, aluminium and paper. Through the use of an unbiased and intuitive colour palette Tomasko succeeds to seize the entire spectrum of the human condition.

Bernd Koberling and Liliane Tomasko at Kunsthalle Karlsruhe

Inventing Nature, 24 Jul – 31 Oct 2021

The exhibition traces the changes in representations and the comprehension of nature throughout more than 500 years of art history.

24 Jul – 10 Oct 2021

'From the Real' unites the works of two abstract painters – husband and wife – Liliane Tomasko and Sean Scully, for the first time in the UK.

Leiko Ikemura at Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, England

Usagi in Wonderland, 18 Jul – 12 Dec 2021

For her first solo exhibition in the UK, Leiko Ikemura presents 50 works from the last 30 years of her career, including a selection of paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs. The exhibition focuses on the interconnection between nature, animal and human – a theme that Ikemura approaches with sensitivity.

16 Jul 2021

We are delighted to announce that Sandra Vásquez de la Horra has been awarded the Hans Theo Richter Prize 2021 by the Sächsische Akademie der Künste and the Hildegard and Hans Theo Richter Foundation, Dresden.

Jose Dávila at Centro Internazionale de Scultura, Peccia, Switzerland

Le pietre sanno aspettare, on view from 4 May 2021

Curated by Guido Magnaguagno, this is the first exhibition of the Centro Internazionale de Scultura, a newly opened institution in Valle Maggia that combines galleries with five artist residencies.

Liliane Tomasko featured in Artforum

Review by Jens Asthoff, Summer 2021

We were delighted to read Jens Asthoff's great review of Liliane Tomasko's past exhibition ‘We Sleep Where We Fall' at our Berlin gallery. Find it in the summer issue of Artforum or online.

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Sean Scully at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, TX, United States

The Shape of Ideas, 20 Jun - 10 Oct 2021

This retrospective exhibition covers a time span of almost 50 years in which the artist has continuously developed his approach to abstraction. It gathers 49 paintings as well as 42 works on paper: pastels, drawings and prints from various phases that have hardly ever been exhibited together.

Kimsooja, Archive of Mind, 2016 (detail)

Kimsooja featured on Arte

Dänemark: Auftakt für Biennale Socle du Monde, 19 Jun 2021

Journalist Olivera Tornau interviews HEART Museum director Holger Reenberg about Kimsooja's participative and meditative work 'Archive of Mind' (2016) – exhibited in the recently opened Biennale Socle du Monde. The interview is available in German and French.

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Sean Scully at Pilane, Tjörn, Sweden

Standing on the Land, 18 Jun – 26 Sep 2021

The Pilane Sculpture Park celebrates fifteen years with a solo exhibition by Sean Scully. Six monumental sculptures populate the grounds, including new works created especially for the site. They embody Scully's exploration of architectural shapes in a variety of materials such as stone, wood and steel.

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Giovanni Anselmo, Kimsooja, Jannis Kounellis and Mario Merz at Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, Denmark

Socle du Monde Biennale, starting 12 Jun 2021

Entitled 'Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends', this is the 8th edition of the oldest Danish biennial, which was established in 2002. This edition reflects upon past, present and future through the lenses of more 58 international artists.

Bernd Koberling at the MKM Küppersmühle, Duisburg, Germany (group show)

Insights, 11 Jun – 22 Aug 2021

Bernd Koberling’s oil painting 'Herbstgesicht' from 1994 is part of the current group exhibition 'Insights'‚ at MKM Küppersmühle, Duisburg. The show gathers around 90 works from the National-Bank’s collection to celebrate the bank’s 100th anniversary. A main focus of the collection is on artists with a connection to the Rhineland region or to the Düsseldorf Academy of Art such as Joseph Beuys, Imi Knoebel, A.R. Penck or Katharina Sieverding.

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Christian Boltanski and Ilya & Emilia Kabakov at Tempelhof Airport, Berlin, Germany

Diversity United, 9 Jun – 19 Sep 2021

Works by Christian Boltanski and Ilya & Emilia Kabakov are currently on display at the former Tempelhof Airport. With the aim of representing the artistic diversity of Europe, the exhibition brings together 90 artists from 34 countries whose works deal with the past and future of Europe and themes such as power, territory, migration and equality.

Leiko Ikemura at Skulpturenpark Schwante, Oberkrämer

Sculpture & Nature, opening 4 Jun 2021

Leiko Ikemura’s ‘Usagi Greeting’ is one of 23 outdoor sculptures in the new season’s exhibition at Skulpturenpark Schwante, which engages with the surroundings of the castle’s park. The sculpture park offers public tours every Saturday at 2pm.

Marcelo Viquez at CCA Andratx, Spain

The Artist is Always Present, 29 May – 8 Aug 2021

In this post-residency exhibition Marcelo Viquez presents a selection of the works he created at CCA Andratx. The sculptures, paintings, installations and collages on view are symptomatic of the artist’s protean approach.

Bernd Koberling at the Sprengel Museum, Hannover, Germany (group show)

Big !, 29 May - 12 Sep 2021

Bernd Koberling’s ‘Das momentane Stillstehen der Kieselsteine im Flug’ is part of the Sprengel Museum’s summer show, which focuses on spectacular large scale works from the museum's collection. Ranging from colour field painting and geometric abstraction to expressive figuration, photorealism and landscapes, the exhibition, curated by Reinhard Spieler, encompasses more than 30 works by artists like Georg Baselitz, Helen Frankenthaler, Katharina Grosse, A.R. Penck or Rosemarie Trockel.

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Premiere of Schiller's Kabale und Liebe, Landestheater Niederösterreich

Premiere of Kabale und Liebe, Landestheater Niederösterreich, St Pölen, Austria

Set and costume design by Ivan Bazak, 28 May 2021

The Landestheater Niederösterreich in St Pölen premieres a new production of Friedrich Schiller's 'Kabale und Liebe' directed by Alexander Charim, set and costume designed by Ivan Bazak, starring Tobias Artner in the role of Ferdinand and Emilia Rupperti as Luise (both pictured).

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Imi Knoebel at Dia Foundation, Beacon, NY, United States

Starting 28 May 2021

Dia Beacon opens 'Imi Knoebel' on 28 May in one of its large central galleries. Focusing on early works from the mid-1970s, the exhibition revolves around central questions of form, material, surface and the presentation in space.

Catalogue

Kewenig is delighted to present 'Rhythm Nature Movement God', the first comprehensive monograph dedicated to the work of painter Elisabeth Frieberg. Articulated around a new essay by Jurriaan Benschop and a conversation between the artist and Cinta Villapadierna-Kewenig, this publication surveys a body of works created between 2008 and 2020.

Bertrand Lavier at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, France

Ouverture, 22 May – 31 Dec 2021

As one of the first artists invited to exhibit in the extraordinary new spaces of the Pinault Collection at the Bourse de Commerce in the very centre of Paris, Bertrand Lavier shows a selection of his most famous series of works like the ‘Walt Disney Productions’, ‘Objets soclés’ and ‘Objets peints’.

Bertrand Lavier and A. R. Penck at Musée du Quai Branly, Paris, France

Ex Africa, 19 May – 11 Jul 2021

This exhibition gathers 34 artists active today that deal with forms of traditional African art in their works. One of the main focal points of curator Philippe Dagen is the question of how these established forms can be charged with contemporary social and political layers of meaning and what these references tell viewers in today’s globalized world and visual habits.

Christian Boltanski featured in Weltkunst

Interview by Tim Ackermann, 16 May 2021

Tim Ackermann has interviewed Christian Boltanski for Weltkunst Magazine about his current exhibition at Kewenig Berlin. Click on the below link to read about how the pandemic has affected the artist’s life and work, about flashes of memory, ghosts that surround us and other reasons why 'Danach' is not just a regular gallery show.

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Viktor Pivovarov at the National Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic

Moscow Gothic, 14 May – 21 Nov 2021

This major retrospective gathers works from the 1970s up until now, presenting masterpieces on loan from Russian museums and unveiling Pivovarov's most recent production. The thematic layout of the exhibition invites the viewer into the artist's surrealist universe, using an array of audiovisual elements for a complete immersion.

Christian Boltanski at the Noguchi Museum, New York, NY, United States

Animitas, 5 May – 5 Sep 2021

Christian Boltanski’s exhibition ‘Animitas’ has recently opened at the Noguchi Museum in Queens, New York. The artist’s famous outdoor sound installation is part of an elaborate series of works that Boltanski named after the small altars that can be found at the side of the road in Chile, for example, in memory of victims of accidents and in honour of saints, where they are called ‘animitas’ (‘small souls’). Made from countless Japanese bells it fills the museum’s garden with ‘music of lost souls’.

Christian Boltanski at the Lentos Museum, Linz, Autria (group show)

Wilde Kindheit, 12 May – 5 Sep 2021

Christian Boltanski’s ‘Petit Monument Odessa’ (1990) is currently part of the exhibition ‘Wilde Kindheit‘ at Lentos Museum, Linz, curated by Sabine Fellner and Elisabeth Nowak-Thaller. Gathering works by 170 artists from 1900 to the present it focuses on moments of happiness and frustration during childhood.

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Sean Scully at the Royal Hibernian Academy Gallery, Dublin, Ireland

Eleuthera, 10 May – 27 Jun

Titled after a Bahamian island, 'Eleuthera' embodies Sean Scully's latest figurative series consisting of portraits of his young son, sometimes accompanied by his mother, in colourful surroundings. In these intimate family pictures the painter's son is portrayed while playing in evocative landscapes. The RHA Gallery exhibition gathers more than forty paintings and works on paper from the series to offer a comprehensive overview.

Leiko Ikemura at Parc de la Mar, Palma, Spain

Usagi Kannon, 6 May – 29 Sep 2021

'Usagi Kannon' (2012/2019) by Leiko Ikemura has found a new temporary spot at Parc del Mar in Palma de Mallorca. The outdoor installation is part of an exhibition in collaboration with the Ajuntament de Palma and Casal Solleric.

New Location: the Warehouse

Berlin Moabit, Opening April 2021

Kewenig is delighted to announce the opening of a second space in Berlin: the Warehouse, in the Moabit district. Located in a 1901 electric power sub-station designed by the renowned architect Franz Schwechten, the Warehouse will host large scale installations, starting with an exhibition by Cabrita: 'I (still) love the smell of oil color in the morning' on the occasion of Berlin Gallery Weekend. Kewenig Warehouse, Wilhelmshavener Str. 7, D-10551 Berlin Moabit

Sean Scully, online lecture for the American Academy in Berlin

26 Apr 2021

Sean Scully will be giving an online lecture titled ’Sean Scully: By Hand' on 26 April, 7 pm CET, moderated by Prof. Dr. Dorothea von Hantelmann, Professor of Art and Society at Bard College Berlin. The lecture will take place via Zoom. Registration is possible through the American Academy in Berlin. All registered guests will receive participation instructions prior to the event.

Liliane Tomasko: we sleep where we fall. Paintings 2000-2020

Catalogue

For over twenty years, Liliane Tomasko has explored the themes of dreams, sleep and the unconscious within her artistic practice. This book follows the evolution of her painting.

James Lee Byars at Red Brick Art Museum, Beijing, China

The Perfect Moment, 20 Mar – 9 May 2021

Curated by Yan Shijie, this first retrospective of James Lee Byars in China encompasses the entire span of the artist's oeuvre, with more than fifty works on display including sculptures, installations, videos and performances along with a comprehensive selection of archive material.

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Ghada Amer at Desert X, Rancho Mirage, CA, United States

Women's Qualities, 12 Mar - 16 May 2021

Desert X is an outdoor exhibition festival located in the Californian desert of Coachella Valley, taking place for the third time since 2017. Evolving not only around this particular place but also around the idea of the desert, the exhibition gathers works by different artists that explore socio-political and cultural realities of the valley’s residents.

Bernardi Roig at the Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.

Seeing Differently, 6 Mar - 12 Sep 2021

This major exhibition commemorates the centennial of the institution with over 200 works from the collection displayed throughout the entire museum, including 'Father-Petit' (2016) by Bernardi Roig. 'Seeing Differently' is a thorough exploration of the collection that reflects a hundred years of acquisitions and marks a stepping stone towards the future of the institution.

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Leiko Ikemura at Fundación Caja de Burgos, Spain

Aún Más Mañanas, 5 Mar - 30 May 2021

'Aún Más Mañanas' (Even More Tomorrows) gathers bronze and ceramic sculptures as well as paintings by Japanese-Swiss artist Leiko Ikemura. Most of Ikemura’s work circulates around femininity and focuses on the hybridity of beings, captured in states between animal or human shape merging in with nature.

Breaking the Monument. Images of Resistance, Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea

Ghada Amer and Kimsooja at CGAC, Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Breaking the Monument. Images of Resistance, 25 Feb – 13 Jun 2021

Works by Ghada Amer and Kimsooja are part of the exhibition 'Breaking the Monument. Images of Resistance' at Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea, which gathers subtle but sharp works by female artists attacking consisting symbolism and iconography.

Cabrita at MUDAM Luxembourg

15 Dec 2020 - 4 Apr 2021

Cabrita / Cerith Wyn Evans: The Mudam Collection and Pinault Collection in Dialogue is the second chapter of the collaboration between both institutions. Cabrita's installation 'À propos des lieux d’origine #1' (2005) is presented at Mudam together with a work by Cerith Wyn Evans.

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Cabrita at CAC Málaga – Centro de Arte Contemporaneo de Málaga, Spain

Cabinet d'Amateur, 15 Dec 2020 – 10 Mar 2021

Cabrita's most important painting exhibition to date, 'Cabinet d'amateur', was curated by Helena Juncosa and consists of more than 250 paintings that cover the forty years of Cabrita's career as a painter, from the eighties to the present day. The show is conceived as one single work, without beginning or end, based on the various references included in the pictorial work.

Liliane Tomasko at the 190th RHA Annual Exhibition

Royal Hibernian Academy, 2 – 13 Dec 2020

Through open submissions, the Royal Hibernian Academy in Dublin invites members to present their works to the public. The exhibition, the 190th of its kind, is held exclusively online due to the Covid-19 restrictions.

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Mario Merz at Dia:Beacon, NY

Long-term display starting 20 Nov 2020

Dia:Beacon presents a long-term display of works by Mario Merz, including pieces from the collection as well as several loans. The exhibition features works from the 1950s until the 1980s, exploring the development of Merz's iconic shapes such as the igloo, the table and the Fibonacci suite.

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Jose Dávila at Museo de Arte e Historia de Guanajuato, Mexico

Fuerza Bruta, 19 Nov 2020 – 11 Apr 2021

Curated by Viviana Kuri, this exhibition brings together works that embody balance and gravity through uncanny association of materials – steel, stone, glass, sand and straps. Using constructions that range from random chaos to geometrical harmony, Dávila explores existential paradoxes between stillness and tension.

Kimsooja awarded the Lucas Art Award

Public artwork commissioned in Leiden, The Netherlands, 18 Nov 2020

Kimsooja was awarded the first edition of the Lucas Art Award. The prize is announced yearly by the Lucas van Leyden Fonds to support visual art projects in the public space of the city of Leiden. A prerequisite for these projects is that they contribute to the identity and role of Leiden as a city of knowledge, art and discovery.

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Hanne Darboven at Museum Küppersmühle, Duisburg, Germany

Der Regenmacher, on view online

This exhibition brings together four large works from the Ströher collection, gathering more than 2000 sheets altogether: 'Der Regenmacher', 'Soll und Haben', 'Welttheater ‘79' and 'Ansichten ‘85'.

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Imi Knoebel, Bertrand Lavier and Sean Scully at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz

Hauptsache Malerei - works from the Hilti Art Foundation, 6 Nov 2020 – 10 Dec 2021

Focusing on the material properties of painting, this exhibition gathers 28 selected works from the Hilti Art Foundation, by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Lovis Corinth, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Pablo Picasso, Verena Loewensberg, Bertrand Lavier, Imi Knoebel, Sean Scully, or Callum Innes.

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Paris la consciencieuse: Paris la guideuse du monde, by Frédéric Bruly Bouabré

Published by Syndicat Empire, Nov 2020

This publication is a facsimile of the diary the artist kept during his 1989 trip to Paris for the seminal exhibition 'Les Magiciens de la Terre' at Centre Pompidou and Grande Halle de La Villette. Written in about a month, this insightful notebook records Frédéric Bruly Bouabré's fascinating journey in 325 handwritten pages.

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William Kentridge at Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, Germany

Why Should I Hesitate: Putting Drawings to Work, 23 Oct 2020 – 1 Aug 2021

Exploring various topics such as history, family, migration, or colonialism, William Kentridge's creative process always starts with a drawing. With works on display spanning over 40 years of artistic production, including drawings, animated films, videos, prints, sculptures, tapestries and large-scale installations, this is the largest presentation of his work to date.

Sean Scully in Wallpaper

On self-belief, election billboards and the perils of rural Germany, 21 Oct 2020

Harriet Lloyd-Smith interviews Sean Scully ahead of his major retrospective the Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest, contemplating a sixty year career.

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Raimund Girke in the Tagesspiegel

Was weiß ich schon, 19 Oct 2020

Journalist Christiane Meixner reviews "Im Rhythmus", Raimund Girke's first exhibition at the gallery, in German.

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Sean Scully: Insideoutside

Exhibition Catalogue

Sean Scully conceived his exhibition 'Insideoutside' in Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden as a dialogue between the park and the architecture of the museum, producing several new indoor and outdoor sculptures on this occasion.

Human After all, 10 Oct 2020 - 5 Sep 2021

The exhibition includes ceramic works and installations by seven contemporary artists addressing the human body in relation to processes of decay, renewal and transformation. Ikemura contributes with ceramic sculptures, a recent painting, two drawings and a film which all reflect on her own femininity.

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Bernardi Roig at the Centro Niemeyer, Avilés, Spain

La emoción del espacio, 9 Oct 2020 - 5 Apr 2021

“Small Sound Exercises”, 2016 by Bernardi Roig is part of “La emoción del espacio” a group exhibition at la Cúpula del Centro Niemeyer in Avilés, Asturias.

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Sean Scully at the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest

Passenger, 14 Oct 2020 – 31 May 2021

The exhibition comprises all major periods of the artist’s oeuvre from early works of the 1960s, through the minimalism of the 1970s, and the compositions of the 1980s built from expressive bands and marked by plasticity, to his groups of works associated with window and wall motifs, all the way to his recent turn to figuration.

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Christian Boltanski in conversation with Álex Vicente for El País

25 Sep 2020

In a conversation shot in his studio, Christian Boltanski talks to Álex Vicente about the lockdown, his childhood, religion, politics, oblivion and much more. This interview offers a rare glimpse into the artist's creative process and current works in progress.

Raimund Girke on Arte

Die besessene Hinwendung zur Farbe Weiß, 24 Sep 2020

On the occasion of "Im Rhythmus", Raimund Girke's first exhibition at the gallery, journalist Olivera Tornau interviews the artist's daughter Madeleine Girke, gallerist Justus F. Kewenig and art historian Florian Illies about estate management and the painter's legacy. Produced by Arte, the broadcast is available online until 26 September 2021 in German and French.

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Christian Boltanski and Sandra Vásquez de la Horra at FRAC Auvergne, Clermont Ferrand, France

Le Mauvais Œuil, 19 Sep 2020 – 21 Feb 2021

Christian Boltanski's "Théâtre d'Ombres" (1987) and a group of drawings by Sandra Vásquez de la Horra are part of this group exhibition that explores representations rooted in belief and myth.

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Kimsooja featured in ArtReview Asia

5 Aug 2020

In this extensive review of Kimsooja's exhibition at Wanås Konst, Mark Rappolt examines the artist's approach to tradition and craftsmanship while placing her recent works in the global context.

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Leiko Ikemura at Kunsthalle Rostock, Germany

Von Ost nach Ost, 1 Aug – 25 Oct 2020

Leiko Ikemura has been invited to Kunsthalle Rostock to create a dialogue between her own works, strongly influenced by her East Asian background, and works by different artists from Eastern Germany or Eastern Europe.

INSIDEOUTSIDE, 11 Jun 2020 - 3 Jan 2021

Sean Scully has conceived new site-specific works for Waldfrieden Sculpture Park in dialogue with the surrounding landscape. A series of sculptures up to five metres high are dotted about the fourteen hectares of verdant woodland.

Flora, Fauna & Kroppens tunna skal, 21 May - 13 Sep 2020

A set of 20 watercolours by Bernd Koberling from last summer is part of the group exhibition "Flora, Fauna & Kroppens tunna skal" at Nordiska Akvarellmuseet. Koberling creates his watercolours – a technique that he continues to use to this day – during his annual visits to Iceland.

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Kimsooja, Planting Project, Sowing Into Painting

Kimsooja at Wanås Konst, Sweden

Sowing Into Painting, 9 May - 1 Nov 2020

The Wanås Foundation presents a major exhibition by artist Kimsooja that includes site-specific installations, sculptures, films and paintings, spreading across the galleries and the surrounding grounds.

18 Mar 2020

Leiko Ikemura was awarded the Art Encouragement Prize from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology on the occasion of her exhibition ‘Our Planet. Earth & Stars‘ at the National Art Center Tokyo in 2019.

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L.J.J.W. Architekt by Bernardi Roig

Book Launch on 21 Feb 2020

Kewenig is pleased to present the artist book L.J.J.W. Architekt by Bernardi Roig in collaboration with Agustín Fernández-Mallo and Fernando Castro in the Oratori de Sant Feliu. The object-book deals with the strange relationship of the philosopher Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein with architecture.

Ghada Amer at MAZ – Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Guadalajara, Mexico

Hoy el 70% de los pobres en el mundo son mujeres, 1 Feb - 31 May 2020

Ghada Amer offers material proof, by means of the phrase couched in enormous letters of red resin―“Hoy el 70% de los pobres en el mundo son mujeres”―, that women are the most marginalized group. By introducing her work into the urban context, the artist claims the right of all women to occupy the public space in a fully political dimension.

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Christian Boltanski featured in the Brooklyn Rail

in conversation with Alexis Dahan, Feb 2020

On the occasion of his current exhibition at Centre Pompidou, 'Faire Son Temps', Christian Boltanski talks about the concept of retrospective, 1980s New York City, information technologies, politics, his creative process and literary influences.

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Cabrita at MAZ - Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Guadalajara, Mexico

La Última de las Tribus, 3 Dec 2019 - 26 Apr 2020

In this group exhibition Zazil Barba, Cabrita, José Dávila and Maria Taniguchi re-signify objects and, in doing so, open up the possibility of a symbolic language, of a process of initiation that briefly suspends mundane reality, giving way to doubt, surprise, and even joy.

Cabrita at Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, Porto, Portugal

A Roving Gaze, 20 Nov 2019 – 22 Mar 2020

‘A Roving Gaze' takes place exactly 20 years after Cabrita's first exhibition at Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art. It presents one single large-scale installation which has been specifically conceived for the architecture on site, focusing on the artist’s reflection on the role of museums.

Cabrita at CGAC, Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Work (always) in Progress, 15 Nov 2019 – 2 Feb 2020

This major exhibition spanning two floors of the Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea presents more than thirty works created over three decades, along with site-specific installations in the yard and on the facade of the building.

Christian Boltanski at Centre Pompidou, Paris, France

Faire son temps, 13 Nov 2019 - 16 Mar 2020

Kewenig congratulates Christian Boltanski on his retrospective exhibition at Centre Pompidou in Paris, with more than 50 works are on display, 35 years after his first exhibition at the French museum. Conceived by the artist himself as one site-specific installation, 'Faire son temps' takes the viewer on a journey through five decades of Boltanski's oeuvre.

Liliane Tomasko, dark goes lightly, Château La Coste

Liliane Tomasko at Château La Coste, Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, France

dark goes lightly, 20 Oct – 18 Dec 2019

The exhibition brings together 13 new acrylic on linen paintings that with their vivid bright colours explore the line between the conscious and the subconscious. For many years now, Tomasko’s oeuvre has been affected by an intensive investigation of dreams, the unconscious and the emotions.

$Traversées \ Kimsooja$

Kimsooja in the city of Poitiers, France

Traversées \ Kimsooja, 12 Oct 2019 – 19 Jan 2020

The city of Poitiers, France, invites Kimsooja to create a dialogue between the history and architecture of its remarkable patrimonial buildings and contemporary artworks. Kimsooja occupies the architecture of places like the Palace of the Dukes of Aquitaine or the Saint Louis Chapel with her works nourished from themes of travel, displacement and uprooting.

Leiko Ikemura at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, England

Long-term display

The happy Usagi Kannon is part of two Usagi Kannons that were originally intended as a couple. Created in response to the tragic event in Fukushima, these monumental sculptures are supposed to give both comfort and hope.

An Instant Before the World, 24 Sep – 18 Dec 2019

This first International Contemporary Art Biennale in Rabat is dedicated entirely to women artists, with 63 artists and artist collectives from 27 different nationalities. Ghada Amer participates with a new garden installation entitled 'All oppression creates a state of war'.

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Imi Knoebel: dass die Geschichte zusammenbleibt

Exhibition Catalogue

To celebrate Imi Knoebel's exhibition 'dass die Geschichte zusammenbleibt' at the gallery, Kewenig is delighted to present this catalogue focusing on the 'Schattenräume' series, the first publication dedicated to this specific body of work.

Bernardi Roig, Wittgenstein House (Vienna), 2018

Bernardi Roig at Videotage, Hong Kong

The cinematographic construction of the place, 6 Sep – 4 Oct 2019

The filmmaker is a celluloid architect. The cinema creates places that tell us about its builder, its visual universe and the human mind. In Bernardí Roig's films there are baroque halls, geometric structures, abandoned factories but there is also the desert.

Leiko Ikemura at Frieze Sculpture, London, England

22 Jul – 6 Oct 2019

Leiko Ikemura's "Usagi Kannon II" is part of Frieze Sculpture at Regent's Park in London, along with works by Iván Argote, Ghazaleh Avarzamani, Huma Bhabha, Peter Buggenhout, Jodie Carey, Ma Desheng, Tracey Emin, Lars Fisk, Barry Flanagan, Charlie Godet Thomas, Robert Indiana, Vik Muniz, Zak Ové, Jaume Plensa, Bettina Pousttchi, Tom Sachs, Lucy Skaer, LR Vandy, Joanna Rajkowska, Tai-Jung Um, Bill Woodrow and Emily Young. The exhibition is curated by Clare Lilley.

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Christian Boltanski at Hellbrunn Sculpture Park, Salzburg, Austria

Animitas, 14 Jul 2019 – 31 Mar 2021

Christian Boltanski’s installation ‘Animitas’ can be seen and heard at Sculpture Park Hellbrunn in Salzburg. The bell project was first shown in 2014 in the Chilean desert, subsequently in different locations in Japan, Scotland, Canada and Israel. The installation in Salzburg consists of 120 Japanese chimes, each attached to spindly sticks – with each wind breeze producing a delicate sound, which Boltanski calls the 'music of the souls'.

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Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Aguas Profundas

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra at Museo Novecento, Florence, Italy

Aguas Profundas, 12 Jul – 17 Oct 2019

The artist’s first solo show in Italy continues the cycle of exhibitions by female artists begun with Maria Lai and later with the duo Goldschmied & Chiari. This is a unique opportunity to observe a recent body of work, including some piece created specifically for the show.

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A. R. Penck at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, England

I think in Pictures, 28 Jun – 3 Nov 2019

The first institutional show of A. R. Penck in the UK since 1984, this exhibition focuses on the recurrent motif of the stick man figure through a selection of works created between the 1970s and 1990. These years reflect a key period in the artist's career, as he travelled between East and West Germany, with stations in Britain and Ireland.

Marcelo Viquez, Untitled (complementary documentary work of the exhibition “Riesgo necesario”), 2014

Marcelo Viquez and Bernardi Roig at Bienalsur, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Infinitud. Colección Es Baluard, Centro Cultural Kirchner, 18 Jun – 24 Oct 2019

The exhibition is built on a selection of videos on landscapes belonging to the Es Baluard Collection, Palma, Spain. Twelve artists from different latitudes address the space - continuous, infinite, inescapable - which they take to underline, reinvent or intervene in search of diverse aesthetic and political readings.

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Christian Boltanski at the National Art Center, Tokyo, Japan

Lifetime, 12 Jun – 2 Sep 2019

‘Lifetime’ is among the artist's largest retrospectives ever held in Japan. The exhibition encompasses 46 works spanning Boltanski's 50-year career and functions as a unified installation designed by the artist, who described himself as an ‘artist of space’.

William Kentridge, A Poem That is Not our Own

William Kentridge at Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland

A Poem That is Not our Own, 8 Jun – 13 Oct 2019

In more than three decades, William Kentridge has built a sizable oeuvre that spans a broad range of media including animated film, prints and drawings, theatre productions, and sculpture. 'A Poem That is Not our Own' showcases early graphic art and films from the 1980s and 1990s as well as examples of Kentridge’s more recent output.

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Elger Esser at Fondation Fernet Branca, Saint-Louis, France

Morgenland, 26 May – 29 Sept 2019

The exhibition 'Morgenland‘ at the Fondation Fernet Branca in Saint-Louis presents photographs from the artist’s series 'Morgenland‘ made between 2004 and 2015, a period during which Elger Esser travelled across Lebanon, Egypt and Israel.

James Lee Byars at Chiesa di Santa Maria della Visitazione, Venice, Italy

The Death of James Lee Byars, 11 May – 24 Nov 2019

The show allows the public to reconnect with one of James Lee Byars’ most iconic installations, which has been part of the Vanhaerents Art Collection since 1996. In addition, the audience is invited to discover the creation by Lebanese artist and composer Zad Moultaka that directly engages with Byars’ work and has been specifically commissioned for this occasion.

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Jannis Kounellis at Fondazione Prada, Venice, Italy

11 May – 24 Nov 2019

This exhibition curated by Germano Celant is the first major retrospective dedicated to the artist following his death in 2017. Developed in collaboration with Archivio Kounellis, the project brings together more 60 works from 1959 to 2015. The show explores the artistic and exhibition history of Jannis Kounellis, establishing a dialogue between his works and the eighteenth-century spaces of Calle Corner della Regina.

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Leiko Ikemura at Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland

Toward New Seas, 10 May – 1 Sep 2019

Presenting drawings, paintings, and sculptures, the exhibition 'Nach neuen Meeren | Toward New Seas' is a focused retrospective, mounted in consultation with Leiko Ikemura and in cooperation with the National Art Center, Tokyo.

Sean Scully: Human

Exhibition catalogue

Kewenig is delighted to present 'Human', the catalogue of Sean Scully's 2019 exhibition at the Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Opening during the 58th Venice Biennale, the exhibition gathers paintings from Scully's celebrated 'Landline' series as well as the newly figurative 'Madonna' series, alongside especially commissioned works on paper and sculptures, including 'Opulent Ascension', a daring stack of multi-coloured felt frames that raises over ten meter high in the nave of the church.

Sean Scully at San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Italy

Human, 8 May – 13 Oct 2019

Human brings together the powerful vision of Sean Scully and the majesty of San Giorgio Maggiore. The exhibition is devoted to the fundamental tension between our heart’s striving in a world of beauty and struggle and our soul’s yearning for eternal transcendence.

Sean Scully: Sculpture

Catalogue

Kewenig presents a survey of Sean Scully's sculptural work. Layering elements made of steel, stone, bronze, and painted aluminum on top of each other, he creates structures that expand outward and upward. Much acclaimed for his paintings, to date, however, little attention has been paid to his three-dimensional work.

Jose Dávila at XIII Bienal de La Habana, Cuba

Detrás del Muro, 17 Apr - 12 May 2019

Entitled ‘Los Límites de lo Posible’, Jose Dávila’s participation in Detrás del Muro during the 13th Habana Biennal consists of a large installation located on the Malecón Habanero, a landmark waterfront bordered by a wall that stretches 8 km along the northern coast of the Cuban capital.

Elger Esser at Tour 46 de Belfort, France

De Giverny à Sérignan, 30 Mar – 1 Sep 2019

The exhibition addresses one of the consequences of the Fall of the Berlin Wall, namely the opening up to the world effectuating new cultural exchanges. The artists traveled across many countries photographing timeless landscapes and places of everyday life, Inspired by writings of Proust, Maupassant or Flaubert.

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Pavel Pepperstein, The Human as a Frame for the Landscape

Pavel Pepperstein at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia

The Human as a Frame for the Landscape, 21 Feb – 2 Jun 2019

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art presents a large scale solo exhibition by Pavel Pepperstein. The retrospective features about eighty works from different periods, in a wide range of mediums such as graphics, videos and installations.

Todos los Icebergs son negros: Films 2000–2018, 8 Feb – 31 Mar 2019

The exhibition, curated by Nekane Aramburu, is a project conceived by Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani of Palma, where it was presented last spring, and that now expanded and reformulated, the Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte opens to the public in Tabacalera.

In the Absence of Writing, 2 Feb - 28 Feb 2019

This site-specific project is the culmination of a year-long journey. Butail traveled through Iran, Israel and India researching memory and living traditions that are passed on through teachings of chants, oral poetry and storytelling since 6500 – 3000 b.C. The artist conducted this investigation after receiving BMW’s Art Journey award in 2017-2018.

Viktor Pivovarov, Kabakov's Studio, 1996

Viktor Pivovarov in The Moscow Times

Enter the Curious World of Viktor Pivovarov, 29 Jan 2019

Art critic Emily Ziffer reviews the Viktor Pivavorov exhibition at the Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow for The Moscow Times.

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Leiko Ikemura at the Tokyo National Art Center, Japan

土と星 Our Planet Earth and Stars, 17 Jan – 1 Apr 2019

Featuring more than 210 works, the large-scale solo exhibition 'Our Planet Earth and Stars' at The National Art Center Tokyo presents a comprehensive insight into Leiko Ikemura's artistic career.

Mario Merz, 'Igloos' at Pirelli Hangarbicocca, Milan

Mario Merz featured in Artforum

Jan 2019

Elizabeth Mangini reviews Mario Maerz's solo exhibition at Pirelli Hangaricocca in Milan, 'Igloos', on view until February 24.

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Liliane Tomasko at Museo MATE, Lima, Peru

Caja de sueños, 25 Nov 2018 – 27 Jan 2019

The first exhibition of Liliane Tomasko in South America, 'Caja de Sueños' presents six paintings and a mural. The artist drew from her experience of the Nazca lines to create this unique installation.

Excess, 24 Nov 2018 – 19 Apr 2019

Bernardi Roig's works offer a critical perspective on the human conflict with one's surrounding influences – largely media-based. Figures sculpted in polyester resin combined with fluorescent tubes characterise this motif in his work and form the focus of the exhibition.

Ghada Amer: Ceramics

Catalogue

Kewenig is proud to present the most comprehensive catalogue on Ghada Amer's ceramic work. The book showcases pieces that Amer created during her residencies at Greenwich House Pottery, New York, in the years 2014 to 2017 as well as a photographic documentation of her work in the studios of Cerámica Suro in Mexico.

Cabrita in The New York Times

This Artist’s Collection Was a Milestone, and a Lifeline, 26 Jun 2018

Journalist Jenny Barchfield presents a less-known facet of Cabrita's personality, who is not only an artist but also an avid art collector who supports the younger generation.

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José Antonio Suárez Londoño at Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, Germany

Almanach, 19 Jun – 21 Oct 2018

This first solo exhibition in Germany gathers around a thousand works by José Antonio Suárez Londoño, making it his most comprehensive show to date. The selection of drawings, engravings and notebooks encompasses most aspects of Suárez Londoño’s creative output, including an entire room filled with new works created on site especially for the exhibition.

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Bernardi Roig featured in Els Entusiastes on IB3

Monogràfic 34

A day before the opening of his filmic survey at Es Baluard Museum in Palma, Bernardi Roig talks about his creative process for Els Entusiastes. Punctuated by short excerpts of his films, Es Baluard director Nekane Aramburu, musician Joan Feliu, writer Agustín Fernández Mallo and art critic Fernando Castro share their insights on Roig's oeuvre.

Bernardi Roig at Es Baluard Museu, Palma, Spain

Films 2000–2018, 21 Apr – 2 Sep 2018

This exhibition aims to analyse and review the complex universe of Majorcan artist Bernardi Roig based on the presentation and decoding of his audiovisual work. The pieces are installed in an exciting scenic arrangement, emphasising the initiatory journey between appropriation and recreation of his images and visual constructions.

Medley, 18 Apr – 24 Sep 2018

This exhibition has been produced in the framework of the Fondation Louis Vuitton’s “Hors-les-murs” program, showcasing previously unseen holdings of the Collection at the Espaces Culturels Louis Vuitton in Tokyo, Munich, Venice and Beijing.

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Liliane Tomasko at Rockland Center for the Arts, West Nyack, NY, United States

12 nights x dreams, 11 Feb – 11 Mar 2018

Liliane Tomasko's first exhibition in Rockland County since moving there in 2015 offers a glimpse into her creative process, the starting point of which is the abstraction of the folds of an unmade bed. The show at Rockland presents twelve spray painted bedlinens, representing twelve nights and the unconscious movements induced by as many dreams.

Bernd Koberling at MKM Museum Küppersmühle für Moderne Kunst, Duisburg, Germany

Werke 1963 - 2017, 17 Nov 2017 – 28 Jan 2018

MKM celebrates the German painter who will turn 80 next year with the most extensive retrospective exhibition until now, presenting the result of the artist’s lifetime oeuvre. The show will be accompanied by a comprehensive catalogue.

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Sean Scully at the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, Russia

Facing East, 3 Nov 2017 – 10 Feb 2018

Kewenig is delighted to announce 'Facing East' curated by Olga Sviblova, which will be presented at MAMM - Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow from 3 November 2017 until 11 February 2018.

Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, Concept drawings for Labyrinth (My Mother’s Album), 1990

Ilya and Emilia Kabakov featured in The Guardian

22 Oct 2017

Laura Cumming reviews 'Not Everyone Will Be Taken Into the Future', Ilya & Emilia Kabakov's exhibition at Tate Modern in London, on view from 18 October 2017 until 28 January 2018.

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Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, The Utopian Projects

Ilya & Emilia Kabakov at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C., United States

The Utopian Projects, 7 Sep 2017 – 29 Apr 2018

'The Utopian Projects' presents more than twenty of the Kabakovs’ scale models created between 1985 and 2017 that reflects the couple limitless imagination. Sensor-activated music, light, and theatre-like mechanisms invite the viewers to interact with these fantastic miniature worlds.

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Jose Dávila at the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany

The Feather and the Elephant, 2 Jun 2017 – 10 Jun 2018

This is the second exhibition of the ‘Uncharted Territories’ format at the Kunsthalle, for which Jose Dávila conceived several new large-scale sculptures. Industrial materials are tied together with ratchet straps in seemingly unsteady constructions that are actually perfectly balanced, embodying the laws of physics such as gravity and resistance.

Retrospective, 14 Feb – 15 May 2016

This retrospective will travel to Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, in October 2016, and to the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Dusseldorf, in early 2017.

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Marcel Broodthaers, Musée d'Art Moderne – Département des Aigles, 1968-1972

Marcel Broodthaers at la Monnaie de Paris, France

18 Apr - 5 Jul 2015

Twenty four years after Broodthaers' retrospective at the Jeu de Paume, this exhibition focuses on 'Musée d'Art Moderne – Département des Aigles', the artist's most iconic installation in the form of a museum which he ran between 1968 and 1972.

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News

POLA SIEVERDING

DUENDE

PETER WÜTHRICH AT LA FERME DE LA CHAPELLE, GRAND LANCY/GENÉVE, SWITZERLAND

MORE POETRY IS NEEDED, 23 MAR – 25 MAY 2025

POLA SIEVERDING AT HELMUT NEWTON FOUNDATION, BERLIN, GERMANY

POLAROIDS, 7 MAR – 25 JUL 2025

Ian HAMILTON FINLAY: FRAGMENTS

a celebration of the artist's 100th anniversary

GHADA AMER AT ES BALUARD MUSEU, PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

Nachleben. Painting as a Conceptual Art, 31 Jan – 6 JUL 2025

A.R. PENCK

CERAMICS

BERNARDI ROIG AT MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO NACIONAL, MADRID, SPAIN

CAPS [Y] BOUS. EL TERCER CUERNO, 22 JAN – 25 MAY 2025

GHADA AMER AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NEW YORK CITY

FLIGHT INTO EGYPT: BLACK ARTISTS AND ANCIENT EGYPT, 1876 – NOW, 17 FEB 2025

PETER WÜTHRICH AT FONDAZIONE PUGLISI CONSENTINO, CATANIA, ITALY

I miti dell'arte contemporanea, 1 NOV 2024 – 31 MAY 2025

IAN HAMILTON FINLAY

PRINTS

Sandra Vásquez de la Horra at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, Germany

Forgive Us Our Trespasses / Vergib uns unsere Schuld, 14 Sep – 8 Dec 2024

SIYAVASH GHASSEMZADEHGAN – FLUEGEL

LIMITED EDITION

ELGER ESSER AT HAUS BEDA, NEUE GALERIE, BITBURG, GERMANY

DIE ENGEN WASSER, 7 SEP 2024 – 15 JAN 2025

BERT DE BEUL AT IKBO MUSEUM FÜR ZEITGENÖSSISCHE KUNST, EUPEN, BELGIUM

EAT THE RAINBOW, 25 JUN – 8 SEP 2024

SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA AT Akademie der Künste, Berlin

The Murmur of the Cosmos, 18 Jun – 28 Aug 2024

Marcelo Viquez at Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga, Málaga, Spain

ESPACIO 5, 30 APR – 30 JUN 2024

GHADA AMER AT THE VILLA CARMIGNAC, Hyères, France

'The Infinite Woman', 27 Apr – 3 Nov 2024

Jamie Diamond as part of 'Monte di Pietà' a project by Christoph Büchel at Fondazione Prada, Venice, Italy

'The Dick Stanley Request', 20 APR – 24 NOV 2024

SANDRA VÁSQUEZ DE LA HORRA AT DENVER ART MUSEUM, COLORADO, UNITED STATES

THE AWAKE OF VOLCANOES, 7 APR – 21 JUL 2024

BERNARDI ROIG AT THE PHILLIPS COLLECTION, WASHINGTON DC, UNITED STATES

THE HEAD OF GOYA, 6 APR – 7 JULY 2024

Elger Esser AT ABBEY OF MONT-SAINT-MICHEL, FRANCE

'MÉMOIRE CÉLESTE', 1 APR – 15 JUN 2024

Bertrand Lavier at La Commanderie de Peyrassol, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

En couleur, 1 APR – 3 NOV 2024

JOHANNA DUMET – THE FLOWERS ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

ARTIST BOOK

KIMSOOJA AT BOURSE DE COMMERCE – PINAULT COLLECTION, PARIS, FRANCE

TO BREATHE – CONSTELLATION 20 MAR – 2 SEP 2024

Sandra Vásquez de LA HORRA AT CAAC, CENTRO ANDALUZ DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO, SEVILLA, SPAIN

Territorios. Arte contemporáneo latinoamericano en la Colección Jorge M. Pérez, 2 MAR – 1 SEP 2024

ASTHA BUTAIL AT KUNST MERAN MERANO ARTE, MERANO, ITALY

IMAGINE WORLDS, 23 FEB – 19 MAY 2024

ASTHA BUTAIL AT PEAC MUSEUM, FREIBURG, GERMANY

BETWEEN WHITE WALLS…, 18 FEB – 21 JUL 2024

Johanna Dumet - Les bouquets impossibles

Paintings on paper

KIMSOOJA AT DESERT X ALULA 2024, Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia

TO BREATHE-ALULA, 9 FEB – 23 MAR 2024

JOHANNA DUMET JOINS THE COLLECTION OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT

BERLIN, GERMANY

BERNARDI ROIG AT CASAL SOLLERIC, PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

LA HABITACIÓN ROJA, 1 FEB – 14 APR 2024

BERNARDI ROIG AT CENTRO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO DE CASTILLA-LA MANCHA (CORPO), TOLEDO, SPAIN

LA CABEZA INCOLORA, 31 JAN – 31 DEC 2024

MARCELO VIQUEZ AT CASAL SOLLERIC, PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN

SIN TITULO, 2019-2024, 20 FEB – 14 MAR 2024

Marcelo Viquez

Edition | SIN TÍTULO (EL RAP TO EUROPA), 2023

JANNIS KOUNELLIS AT MUSEO NAZIONALE DELLE ARTI DEL XXI SECOLO (MAXXI), ROME, ITALY

NOTTE, 14 DEC 2023 – 30 APR 2024

GHADA AMER, JARDIN DEL TURIA, VALENCIA, SPAIN

ESTO NOS SALVARÁ, 25 NOV 2023 – 5 MAR 2024

PAVEL PEPPERSTEIN AT KAI 10 | ARTHENA FOUNDATION, DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY

BODIES, GRIDS AND ECSTASY, 1 NOV 2023 – 20 APR 2024

BERNARDI ROIG AT BIENALSUR, RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA

IMAGINE. FANTASIES, DREAMS, UTOPIAS, 1 NOV – 30 DEC 2023

SARINA PANAHIDEH'S PERFORMANCE AT KEWENIG WAREHOUSE, BERLIN

COLOR ME, 28 OCT 2023

Kimsooja at HUMBOLDT FORUM, BERLIN, GERMANY