Exhibitions

SummaryTate Britain will open The 90s, a new collection of works celebrating UK culture's rebel yearsCurated by Edward Enninful, the exhibition will include works by some of the most influential names across art and fashion, including Juergen Teller, Nick Knight, Damien Hirst, Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen and moreThere’s nothing quite like ‘90s Britain. As the country recovered from a bruising recession, a punkish hedonism rippled across pop culture. Britpop bands fought for chart supremacy, Young British Artists were shaking up the game and the Kate Moss-fronted ‘Cool Brittania’ era came into full swing.This October, a new, major exhibition at Tate Britain will revisit the thrill of an era it describes as “a new dawn of optimism, freedom and rebellion.” Curated by Edward Enninful,...

SummaryJeffrey Deitch Los Angeles is currently presenting Still Life, a new solo exhibition by Kohshin Finley, on view through January 17The showcase features Kohshin's famed greyscale oil portraits in artistic dialogue with his ceramic practiceKohshin Finley made his name in portraiture. Canvases of close friends and collaborators rendered through richly worked greyscales of oil paint. There's a disarming power to them, not because his subjects need it, but because they're captured at ease, as if caught in a conversation with the viewer — two people in the process of figuring one another out.A few years ago, he rediscovered a love for ceramics. Drawn to its raw quality, Finley began incorporating it into his oeuvre, expanding his artistic world into something more functional, more ancestr...

SummaryYoshitomo Nara’s All Within the Detour showcases 162 new photographs across Taiwan, Hokkaido and KōbeThe works emphasize everyday encounters, emotional resonance and personal journeys beyond his paintingsOn view at until January 25, 2026, with free reservationYoshitomo Nara’s first large-scale photography exhibition in Taiwan, All Within the Detour, is currently on view at Huashan 1914 Creative Park in Taipei. Organized by Big Art and the Yoshitomo Nara Foundation, the exhibition presents 162 brand-new works that capture landscapes and moments across Taiwan, Hokkaido and Kōbe Island. This marks a significant expansion of Nara’s creative practice, offering audiences a rare glimpse into his photographic vision beyond the iconic paintings and sculptures for which he is best known.The e...

SummaryThe exhibition brings together more than a dozen large-scale portraits at the Nassau County Museum of ArtAmong the exhibition’s standout works is "El Mariachi," a painting that has already become emblematic of his practiceAt just 14 years old, Andres Valencia is preparing for a milestone that many artists don’t reach until decades into their careers: a solo museum exhibition. Opening March 21, 2026, Profiles in Color: The Paintings of Andres Valencia marks the California-based painter’s first solo presentation in the tri-state region at the Nassau County Museum of Art Earlier this year, Valencia expanded his practice into printmaking through a collaboration with Mourlot Editions, the historic Paris studio known for producing editions with artists including Pablo Picasso, marking a s...

SummaryPace Gallery in Berlin will host a solo exhibition of works by the late artist and filmmaker David LynchRunning from January 29 through March 22, 2026, the showcase brings forth a cross-disciplinary selection of works created between 1999 and 2022Before David Lynch the filmmaker, there was David Lynch the artist. A voice of a generation, the late Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive director lives on through a surreal and often unsettling aesthetic vocabulary that straddles the "macabre and mundane," according to David Foster Wallace, the writer who coined the term "Lynchian" — a cryptic sensibility that first found its roots on canvas.In January 2026, a year following his death, Pace Gallery will present a solo exhibition dedicated to Lynch's art at its new Berlin space – a refurbished ...

SummaryTakashi Murakami has opened his JAPONISME exhibition at Kaikai Kiki Gallery Tokyo, running until January 29, 2026The show features editioned prints reimagining Hiroshige’s "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" with Murakami’s pop‑infused styleTakashi Murakami has unveiled his JAPONISME → Cognitive Revolution: Learning from Hiroshige exhibition in Tokyo today at the Kaikai Kiki Gallery Motoazabu. The show revisits Murakami’s exploration of Japonisme, a theme he previously presented at Gagosian New York earlier in 2025, where he examined the influence of Japanese ukiyo‑e master Utagawa Hiroshige on Western modernism. For the Tokyo edition, Murakami expands this dialogue by presenting a series of editioned prints based on the paintings shown in New York, allowing audiences to experience th...

SummaryJeffrey Deitch's annual Miami showcase returns with That Was Then, This Is Now, organized by American Art ProjectsOn view through January 2 in the Design District, the exhibition features 25 names representing the emerging and most exciting in contemporary art todayJeffrey Deitch's Art Basel Miami Beach pop-ups are perennial must-sees, though this year's showcase came out on top. Remembered as the week's foremost off-site exhibition, That Was Then, This Is Now puts a spotlight on the art world's up-and-coming. Staged in the sleek former John Elliott storefront in the heart of the city's Design District, the exhibition brings together 25 under 35s, with the mission of putting the new generation of collectors on to the next creative class.Organized by American Art Projects, the show f...

SummaryEs Devlin’s choral installation, CONGREGATION, premiered at PAC NYC with a four-week extension until January 4, 2026The installation centers on 50 projection‑mapped portraits of displaced Londoners, each co‑created through Devlin’s reflective drawing processTextWorld-renowned artist Es Devlin has brought her acclaimed large-scale choral installation, CONGREGATION, to the United States for its premiere at the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC). Originally debuting in London in 2024, the work was so highly anticipated in New York that PAC NYC announced a four-week extension. Following its initial run from October 29 to November 1, 2025, the installation has returned for an extended engagement from December 9, 2025, through January 4, 2026. Presented as part of the ICONS OF CULT...

SummaryClaire Tabouret premieres her window designs for the Notre Dame cathedral in ParisThe full-scale models are now on view at Grand Palais through March 15, with behind-the-scenes, preparatory materialsFrench artist Claire Tabouret debuted her stained-glass window designs for the Notre-Dame cathedral. The full-scale, ink-on-paper maquettes will be on view at Paris' Grand Palais as part of her new solo exhibition, In a Single Breath. Alongside the full-scale models, the exhibition will feature sketches and additional preparatory works for the windows, evoking the atmosphere of the storied atelier, Simon-Marq, where the windows are currently being produced.Her designs will fill six bays along the south aisle of the nave, replacing monochrome 19th-century windows commissioned by architect...

SummaryAnne Imhof’s first solo exhibition in Portugal unfolds across the Serralves Museum and park with new, site-specific works including a 60-foot steel pool‘Fun ist ein Stahlbad’ uses architecture and restraint to examine power, control, and contemporary anxietyThe Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art has announced ‘Fun ist ein Stahlbad,’ Anne Imhof’s first solo exhibition in Portugal, opening December 12, 2025 and on view through April 19, 2026. The exhibition brings together a major body of newly produced works across sculpture, painting, film, and installation, created specifically for Serralves’ Álvaro Siza–designed museum and its 45-acre park.Curated by Inês Grosso, the show is deeply tied to the site, using the museum’s architecture and surrounding landscape as active elements rat...

SummaryThe MONSTERS BY MONSTERS: NOW AND THEN exhibition, celebrating the 10th anniversary of Kasing Lung's creatures, is running in Hong Kong from December 15, 2025, to January 4, 2026Housed at the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre, the tour features an immersive "enchanted forest" experience, showcasing the evolution of LABUBU and THE MONSTERSThe exhibition includes original artworks, precious sketches, designer toy displays, and interactive zones, exploring the origins of the series and marking a poignant homecoming for artist Kasing LungTo mark ten years of the beloved forest spirits known as THE MONSTERS, the 10th Anniversary Global Tour – MONSTERS BY MONSTERS: NOW AND THEN – is opening at the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre. Running from December 15, 2025 to January 4, 2026, the Hong Kong ...

Summary21 Savage and British-Nigerian artist Olaolu Slawn, better known as Slawn, celebrate the release of What Happened to the Streets? with an exhibition at Atlanta's High Museum of ArtFeaturing original artworks by the rapper and visual artist, the show debuts artworks from the album, alongside 8 portraits of the project's collaborators21 Savage and Slawn are closing out the year on a high. To celebrate the release of Savage's new album, What Happened to the Streets?, last night the rap star and artist took over Atlanta's High Museum of Art for a special exhibition inspired by project.The show featured 15 original artworks created by Slawn and Savage, anchored by the album's cover art. Inspired by Kerry James Marshall’s 1980 work, "A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self...