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Frida Kahlo’s Mexico City Family Home Opens as the New Museo Casa Kahlo

SummaryMuseo Casa Kahlo has opened in Mexico City, transforming Frida Kahlo's lifelong family home, affectionately known as "Casa Roja," into a public museumDesigned by Rockwell Group, Pentagram, and Ileen Gallagher, the space features personal artifacts telling the "untold story of Frida's day-to-day life" outside her relationship with Diego RiveraOperated by Fundación Kahlo, the museum offers an intimate look at Frida's roles as a daughter, sister, and friend, focusing on her humanity and family legacyMexico City now hosts a powerful new cultural landmark with the opening of Museo Casa Kahlo, the dedicated family home of legendary artist Frida Kahlo, re-envisioned as a public museum. Operated by Fundación Kahlo, the space offers an intimate and comprehensive look at the artist's life awa...

The Brant Foundation Takes a Tour Through Keith Haring’s East Village

SummaryThe Brant Foundation will open a major exhibition of Keith Haring works on March 11, 2026Hosted in the institution's East Village space, the showcase marks a return to the neighborhood, critical in Haring's artistic upbringingThe exhibition will center works created in the years prior to Haring's meteoric riseThis spring, New York’s Brant Foundation is turning back the clock to the East Village’s artistic heyday with a major Keith Haring exhibition opening on March 11, 2026. The eponymous showcase delves into works created during 1980-1983, breakthrough years that saw the beginning of the now-emblematic graphic lexicon of a generation. Fittingly, it will unfold in the foundation’s East Village space, not far from the subways, clubs and streets where these symbols took off.Curated by...

The Modern Brit, According to Reuben Dangoor

SummaryBritish artist Reuben Dangoor unveils This Lime Green and Pleasant Land in LondonThe showcase features a range of paintings, sculptures and art objects that explore contemporary British identity through play and humorReuben Dangoor, the London-based artist remixing modern British culture, is stepping into the solo spotlight for the first time with This Lime Green and Pleasant Land, running until November 23. A cheeky riff on William Blake’s famed words on the English landscape, the showcase trades pastoral serenity for contemporary chaos, perhaps best embodied by Lime bikes littered across an otherwise idyllic countryside.Gathering new works and archival favorites, the exhibition takes a tour through the nation, guided by Dangoor’s tongue-in-cheek gaze. Rich oil paintings of Grime i...

Slawn and Opake Swing Back Hard in ‘Heroes, Villains and Violence’

SummaryBritish artists Slawn and Opake team up on Heroes, Villains and Violence, an upcoming showcase at The Art of Hip Hop, coinciding with Miami Art WeekFeaturing a range of new works, the artists muse on childhood dreams and future directionsFresh off their TABOO drop, London’s new iconoclast duo Slawn and Opake are back together for an immersive showcase at Wynwood’s Art of Hip Hop, just in time for Miami Art Week. Running from December 3 through 31, their new exhibition, Heroes, Villains and Violence, pushes deeper into the chaotic, self-mythologizing universe the two have been building together, taking heavy cues from both pop cultural spectacle and personal narrative. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Opake (@opake_art) This new suite of collaborative works delve into the ...

A2Z Art Gallery Debuts Jono Toh’s ‘Thinking Out Loud’

Summary'Thinking Out Loud' is Toh’s most focused and confident abstract work to dateThe show marks a major career jump, backed by strong collector interest and a recent Louis Vuitton Paris acquisitionAfter working in fashion across New York, Hong Kong and Sydney, Jono Toh has shifted his focus to painting. His work explores the space between conscious thought and intuition, using bold shapes to translate personal memories and emotions into visual form. Thinking Out Loud, his new exhibition at A2Z Art Gallery makes that internal process visible through a series of clear, graphic compositions."These visual expressions move through the uncertainties of my life with clarity and optimism,” he said in a press release. “They invite the viewer into a space where thought becomes visible, and where ...

Stickymonger’s New Surrealist Suite Heads to NANZUKA UNDERGROUND

SummaryStickymonger is set to open her latest exhibition, See Through, at NANZUKA UNDERGROUNDRunning from November 22 through December 27, the 21-piece showcase explores the curious act of seeing and a tender, self-reflective gazeBrooklyn-based artist Stickymonger returns to NANZUKA this season with a new solo presentation at its Tokyo flagship gallery. Entitled See Through, the exhibition introduces a new body of uniquely contoured canvases that channel nostalgia through snapshots of everyday life, blending whimsy and introspection with a deft, spray painterly hand.The girls that enliven these surreal scenes draw their charm from a multicultural blend of pop sensibilities, reminiscent of the artist’s inspirations and creative upbringing. From growing up in Korea in the 1990s to carving ou...

KAWS:HOLIDAY Lands in Abu Dhabi

SummaryThe KAWS:HOLIDAY exhibition has debuted in Abu Dhabi at Souq Al Mina, in partnership with AllRightsReservedThe installation features a monumental, luminous COMPANION figure reclining while cradling a glowing moon, exploring themes of light and scaleThe public art display, organized by Manar Abu Dhabi, will run from November 15, 2025, through January 4, 2026The global public art project KAWS:HOLIDAY has landed in the Middle East, debuting in Abu Dhabi with a massive, luminous installation that redefines scale and light. In collaboration with long-time partner AllRightsReserved (ARR), the exhibition is centrally featured at Souq Al Mina as part of the second public light art exhibition presented by Manar Abu Dhabi.The monumental work features KAWS’s iconic COMPANION figure in a serene...

Julie Curtiss Opens a Haunting Study of Parenthood at White Cube Seoul

SummaryJulie Curtiss has lifted the veil on Maid in Feathers at White Cube SeoulRunning through January 10, the exhibition features new paintings, works on paper and sculpture that explore the psychological dimensions of early motherhoodFrench artist Julie Curtiss sees her work as a portal into a surreal world, often reworking social archetypes to expose the humor, darkness and uncanny of reality. Her new showcase at White Cube in Seoul pushes deeper into this “shadow-side,” bringing forth an intimate meditation on early motherhood and psychological transformation.Maid in Feathers is, as Curtiss describes, “all about light and darkness, and difficulty,” peeling back the layers of everyday life. Across acrylic and oil paintings, gouache works on paper and lacquered sculptures, the artist cr...

At the 15th Shanghai Biennale, “Listening” Is a Metaphor

The 15th Shanghai Biennale, "Does the flower hear the bee?," officially opened its doors at the iconic Power Station of Art (PSA). The edition serves an ambitious and timely exploration into nonhuman and relational intelligence.Its theme anchors itself in a poetic scientific truth: there are subtle interactions between different life forms. Like the flower that can sense the vibration of a bee’s wings, it looks into the embodied and interconnected sphere wherein communities can create dynamic bonds with “the more-than-human world.” The 15th Shanghai Biennale takes place at a time of great uncertainty and global despair. If there’s no turning back for us, we’re urged to look towards art for emerging forms-of-life and new modes of sensorial communication."I think we live in a time where so m...

Giza Pyramids Awaken Contemporary Creativity in ‘Forever Is Now’

SummaryForever Is Now returns for its fifth edition, running through December on the Giza PlateauThe showcase features 10 site-specific commissions by an international roster of artistsThe theme centers the mythic and historical dimensions of the pyramids and the timeless power of artFresh off the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Forever Is Now returns to the Giza Plateau with a crop of new sculptural commissions, for that special month of the year when the ancient pyramids turn into an open-air art gallery. Running through December 6, the 2025 edition pays tribute to the timeless allure of Egypt’s cultural heritage, exploring the mythic layers of the pyramids and how they’ve rippled into arenas of art, philosophy, culture and history.Ten international artists were tapped to ...

David Brian Smith Explores Place and Belonging in ‘All around the Wrekin’

SummaryDavid Brian Smith’s All around the Wrekin exhibition explores English pastoral traditions through luminous, surrealistic landscapesWorks such as "Another Dream" and "A Dragons Eye" combine oil and gold leaf on herringbone linenOn view at Ross + Kramer until November 22, 2025London-based contemporary artist David Brian Smith’s latest exhibition at Ross + Kramer Gallery is titled All around the Wrekin. The show presents a series of luminous new landscapes that merge memory, folklore and ancestral heritage into richly symbolic compositions. The title itself references a Midlands expression meaning “to take the long way around,” a fitting metaphor for Smith’s winding journey through personal history and imaginative reinterpretation of rural life.The show features several notable large‑s...

Mark Ryden’s ‘Eye Am’ Puts Faith in Fantasy

SummaryAmerican artist Mark Ryden, known for his leading the pop surrealist aesthetic, has lifted the veil on Eye Am at Perrotin Los AngelesOn view through December 20, the exhibition features a mix of paintings and drawings that revel in intuition, curiosity and feelingWhimsy, wondrous and delightfully absurd, Mark Ryden’s fantastical worlds offer up an escape from our own, from the confines of logic, from chronology and the pressures of corporate enclosure. The pop surrealist pioneer has built a career out of elusive, Victorian-inflected dreamscapes, and his new exhibition at Perrotin Los Angeles only takes us further down this rabbit hold.There’s thinking and there’s feeling, and as Eye Am points out, one often comes at the expense of the other. As a result, this new suite of paintings ...