Exhibitions
In ‘Myth Information,’ Chloe Wise Tilts Heavenward
SummaryNew York-based artist is set to open Myth Information, her fifth solo exhibition at Almine Rech New York in Tribeca, on September 18This latest body of work comes as a sign of the times, with Wise's subjects awakening from their in-frame realities and searching for hope in the powers above Each of Chloe Wise's canvases house a universe of their own. Her subjects, presented in close captures and kaleidoscopic washes, carry an air of blissful ignorance, seemingly unaware of the world that lies beyond their. It's a kind of innocence that haunts, the kind that Gideon Jacobs describes as watching horror movie characters plan a "fun adventure" in the woods, knowing what awaits just beyond the treeline.In Myth Information, her latest body of work set to open at Almine Rech in Tribeca, Wise...
Beatlemania, Through the Eyes of Paul McCartney
For The Beatles, 1963 was the start of something great. Fresh off their first headlining UK tour, it was only up for Paul, George, Ringo and John, landing appearances on some of the region's most acclaimed television programs and an eventual residency at the Olympia Theatre in Paris. With this ascent to pop superstardom fittingly came global fervor, an unprecedented mass hysteria we now know as “Beatlemania.”An upcoming Paul McCartney exhibition at Gagosian London brings us back to this era – December 1963 through February 1964 – offering a backstage look at one of music's enduring names. Titled Rearview Mirror: Liverpool-London-Paris, the presentation will feature an array of multi-image works and single frames, presumed lost for the last five decades, all lensed through the bassist's 35m...
Elmgreen & Dragset Take Us Down the Rabbit Hole in ‘The Alice in Wonderland Syndrome’
Elmgreen & Dragset, the Berlin-based artist duo behind the iconic Prada Marfa, are gearing up for their Los Angeles solo debut at Pace Gallery. On view from September 13 through October 25, the immersive two-part showcase that is The Alice in Wonderland Syndrome invites viewers down the rabbit hole and into a world of perceptive play, muddying the lines between fact and fantasy through sculptural intervention.Much like its titular neurological condition, the exhibition probes into psychological distortion, specifically how scale influences our understanding of reality. Using the gallery's architecture as grounds for spatial manipulation, each artwork will be presented in full and half-size versions between the main gallery and adjoining space.A hyperrealistic sculpture of a sleeping ga...
A Major Yayoi Kusama Retrospective is Coming to Europe
SummaryA landmark Yayoi Kusama retrospective will travel across Europe, making stops at Fondation Beyeler in Riehen, Switzerland; Museum Ludwig in Cologne, Germany; and Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe exhibition will survey the artist's seven-decade-long career and will feature a range of paintings, sculptures, installations, drawings and literatureImmensely iconic and influential, Yayoi Kusama will be the focus of a major retrospective showcase set to land at several museums across the Europe. Co-presented by Swiss Fondation Beyeler, Museum Ludwig in Cologne and Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum, the show will survey the entirety of Kusama’s illustrious seven-decade-long career, with new productions, early works making their continental debut and, of course, her celebrated Infini...
Sasha Gordon’s ‘Haze’ is Coming to David Zwirner New York
SummaryNew York-based artist Sasha Gordon will open Haze, a solo exhibition of new paintings, at David Zwirner's 19th street Chelsea Gallery on September 19The first showcase with the gallery since the announcement of her co-representation with Matthew Brown Gallery, Haze will explore chronological storytelling and the origin myths behind her lush worldsBreakout artist Sasha Gordon is gearing up for Haze, a new solo exhibition opening at David Zwirner next month. Staged at its 19th street Chelsea gallery, the showcase marks the artist’s first with Zwirner since the announcement of her co-representation with Matthew Brown Gallery, and will debut a new suite of paintings that push her exploration of form and lore.Lush and luminous, Gordon’s compositions commonly feature the artist herself as...
Andy Warhol’s “Serial Portraits” Is Coming to Espace Louis Vuitton in Tokyo
SummaryEspace Louis Vuitton Tokyo is hosting an exhibition of Andy Warhol's serial portraitsThe free exhibition runs from October 2, 2025, to February 15, 2026Part of Fondation Louis Vuitton’s global Hors‑les‑murs programOpening on October 2, Andy Warhol: Serial Portraits – Selected Works from the Collection will be presented at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo as part of the Fondation Louis Vuitton’s Hors-les-murs program, which brings works from its Paris collection to audiences worldwide.The exhibition focuses on Warhol’s exploration of the portrait format, showcasing a curated selection that spans from his most recognizable images to lesser‑known works. Drawn from the Fondation’s holdings, the display includes pieces such as "Self‑Portraits" (1977–1986), highlighting the artist’s fascination...
The Slow Death of the Contemporary Art Gallery
The contemporary art gallery as we know it is dying. In cities like New York and Los Angeles, dedicated spaces that once buzzed with foot traffic and formal openings are now struggling with rising rents and changing expectations. The old model, where a gallery does everything for its artists, feels like it's falling apart.Big gallery chains, the ones built on endless art fairs, multiple cities and huge rosters of artists, are losing their grip. Last month, Tim Blum announced he would close his Blum & Poe galleries in L.A. and Tokyo and even stop plans for a new one in Tribeca. He was blunt about the reason: "This is not about the market. This is about the system," he told ARTnews, pointing out that collectors have more power than ever to negotiate. His decision echoes a wider feeling a...
Marguerite Piard Turns a Tender Lens on Female Nudity in ‘Les Veilleuses’
SummaryFrench artist Marguerite Piard is set to open Les Veilleuses at Stems Gallery in Brussels on August 14Through her work, Piard urges audiences to challenge perceptions of female nudityStems Gallery is set to open a new solo exhibition by Marguerite Piard at its Brussels flagship. In Les Veilleuses, which translates to The Night Lights, paintings of friends, family and lovers find home in intimate settings, awash with warm, humane hues — “Les Veilleuses is about our loved ones,” as the gallery described.Piard's tender, often tightly-framed, captures transport us to an emotional limbo akin to the silence shared between two friends. Echoing this sentiment is her unique choice of canvas, opting for sculpted wooden panels or smooth slabs of stone. Here, the artist presents bodies in an et...
Bobby Mills’ ‘Charred’ Exhibition Presents a Dialogue Between Fragility and Mass
SummaryBobby Mills' "Charred" exhibition features furniture and objects made from charred English burr oakInspired by North Devon’s landscapes, each salvaged piece fuses natural form with craftsmanshipOn view at otherthings by THE SHOPHOUSE until August 20, 2025otherthings by THE SHOPHOUSE is currently hosting Bobby Mills' solo exhibition, Charred. This showcase marks the craftsman and designer's second solo exhibition, featuring his latest body of work in charred English burr oak -- a rare and visually striking timber whose swirling grain patterns evoke the turbulence of a fossilized storm.Created in Mills’ small studio in North Devon, each piece reflects the surrounding environment from the vast dunes to the west and ancient oak valleys to the north, infusing the work with a deep connect...
Newcastle United’s Magpie Emblem Inspires a New Exhibition
Back in March, Newcastle United took home the trophy for the Carabao Cup, marking its first domestic cup win in 70 years – five months later, and the club isn’t done celebrating as it hosted a commemorative art exhibition in Seoul, Korea. Coinciding with its Asia tour, the free-to-attend exhibition aimed to give fans in the country a closer look at Newcastle United’s history through archival imagery and posters. Besides the historic display, it also delivered several specially commissioned works from Joonho Ko, a local concept artist known for his moody editorial cartoons and vibrant animations. In a unique blend of Korean culture and football spirit, Ko reimagines the club’s magpie motif through the lens of ancient folklore, where the bird is regarded as a symbol of good luck and prosperi...
Egypt’s $1 Billion USD Archeological Museum to Open This Fall
SummaryThe Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) opens November 1, housing over 100,000 artifactsLocated near the Giza pyramids, it's the world's largest museum dedicated to a single civilizationIt will display King Tutankhamun's complete tomb collection for the first timeA landmark cultural project, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), is set to officially open its doors to the public on November 1, marking a new era for tourism and archaeology in Egypt. Located on the Giza Plateau just two kilometers from the iconic pyramids, the billion-dollar institution will be the largest museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization.The GEM is a monumental achievement, spanning 120 acres and housing over 100,000 artifacts, with more than 20,000 being shown to the public for the first time. The museum's m...
Immerse Yourself in ‘The City of Nam June Paik’
SummaryThe Nam June Paik Art Center in Yongin, South Korea is currently presenting The City of Nam June Paik: The Sea Fused with The Sun, now on view through October 19Featuring works by Paik, Yiyun Kang, Gijeong Goo, Hyewon Kwon, and Inhwa Yeom, the exhibition explores the departure of screens and video as reflections of our reality to reality itselfIn this day and age, the ubiquity of screen technology is less of a sci-fi dream than it is a fact of life. Just as Denis Villeneuve envisioned it in Blade Runner 2049, modern cities are something akin to seas of screens, plucking the internet-fueled image ecosystems from our personal devices and enmeshing it into the physical world.In this accelerated flood of media, video and moving image no longer simply reflects reality, but become it. It'...
