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Yayoi Kusama Retrospective Opens at Fondation Beyeler

SummaryFondation Beyeler hosts Switzerland’s first major Yayoi Kusama retrospective, showcasing over 300 worksHighlights include Infinity "Mirrored Room – Illusion Inside the Heart," "Narcissus Garden" and immersive polka‑dot tentacle installationsThe show will run until January 25, 2026The Fondation Beyeler in Basel is hosting Switzerland’s first major retrospective of Yayoi Kusama. The show presents a vast vision of the artist's prolific output, featuring approximately 300 works that span her entire career, presenting both iconic installations and previously unseen pieces that highlight her lifelong exploration of infinity, repetition and the interplay between art and life.Among the standout works is "Infinity Mirrored Room – Illusion Inside the Heart" (2025), a mirrored cube installed i...

Mariko Mori Conjures Up Primordial Dreamscapes in ‘Radiance’

Meet Mariko Mori, the time traveler. From ancient cosmologies to technological futures, the Japanese artist has long used her practice as a way to bridge the gap between matter and spirit, this world and the next, revealing the unseen dimensions that bind the universe. She sees connections where others see borders, and commits herself to bringing these immaterial links into a rich, resonant reality — a pursuit she considers her “mission.”This metaphysical journey extends into her ongoing exhibition, Radiance, at New York’s Sean Kelly, running through December 20. Connecting her enduring fascination with quantum imagination and primordial faith, the showcase explores the transcendental energy of iwakura – sacred rock sites found across Japan – and like these stones, the works on view are de...

Ayoung Kim’s Cross-Dimensional ‘Delivery Dancer’ Drama Takes Over MoMA PS1

SummaryAyoung Kim is set to open, Delivery Dancer Codex, her debut U.S. exhibition at New York's MoMA PS1The film trilogy will be shown together for the first timeIn addition to the exhibition, Kim will also premiere a live work, “Body^n,” at Performa festival from November 13 through 15South Korean artist Ayoung Kim makes her U.S. debut at MoMA PS1 with Delivery Dancer Codex, bringing together the entirety of her celebrated video installation trilogy for the first time. A pioneering voice in the new media space, Kim’s works fuse virtuality reality, game engines, AI and sculpture to create immersive speculative systems that interrogate geopolitics, myth and technology.The trilogy follows two doppelgänger couriers hurtling through the backstreets of Seoul. What begins as a routine drop-off ...

Brian Eno’s Kaleidoscopic ‘Blocks’ Paintings Go Up for Grabs

SummaryBrian Eno will debut his new Blocks series in an upcoming exhibition at Paul Stolper Gallery in LondonOpening on November 14, the showcase will feature select works from the over 400-piece collection alongside a smaller series of four-panel worksThe birch ply panels will be available for purchase for £500 GBP starting November 12Ambient architect and artist Brian Eno is set to premiere his new painting series, Blocks, at London’s Paul Stolper Gallery. Created over the course of a two-day performance in his studio last summer, the collection consists of over 400 one-of-one birch ply panels; each of which will be up for grabs for £500 GPB (approximately $651 USD).Eno undertook the project in August, setting out hundreds of wood pieces across his studio tables. To create these vivid co...

Yusuke Hanai’s ‘Perseverance’ Explores How We Get Back Up

SummaryPace Prints will open the first New York exhibition by Japanese artist Yusuke HanaiPerseverance explores themes of resilience and overcoming in everyday lifeIn addition to the showcase, Pace Prints is also releasing a new print edition by the artist available exclusively through the publisherJapanese artist Yusuke Hanai is set to make his New York debut with a suite of new works on paper going up at Pace Prints. Alongside the exhibition, Pace Prints will also be releasing a new edition by the artist created during his time at the publisher’s atelier.Fusing a ’60s countercultural feel with the aesthetics retro-Americana surf culture, Hanai’s graphic style is unmissable. The upcoming showcase, titled Perseverance, centers wry yet tender scenes of resilience, while introducing a new pa...

Otani Workshop’s Whimsical Monsters Enchant Perrotin New York

SummaryJapanese artist Otani Workshop has opened anima at Perrotin New YorkThe exhibition features a new suite of sculptures, paintings and ceramicsThe showcase expands on the artist's exploration of animism and spirituality, a recurring theme throughout his practicePerrotin has lifted the veil on anima, new exhibition by Otani Workshop. Born Shigeru Otani, the Kaikai Ki Ki–backed artist is known for playful, anthropomorphic characters and his latest suite of works delivers nothing short of a fantasy. Blending a Japanese pop sensibility with time-honored ceramic craftsmanship, Otani ushers us into his whimsical world through a display of paintings, bronze and FRP sculptures and ceramics.Raised in Shigaraki, Japan's ancient pottery capital, Otani channels the spirit of kawaii into each of h...

Lauren Halsey to Debut New Works at Gagosian New York

SummaryLauren Halsey has announced an exhibition of new works at Gagosian's Park & 75th galleryOn view will be new works from her celebrated plaza sign and protruded engravings seriesThe installation will be on view from November 14 through December 20Hot off the heels of her sold-out solo booth at Frieze London, Lauren Halsey is set to grace New York with a touch of West Coast flair in a new exhibition opening at Gagosian's Upper East Side outpost next month. Drawing on the aesthetics of her hometown, South Central, the presentation will debut new works that ruminate on the mythos of Los Angeles and Black American life at large.On view will be a new, six-foot-tall sculpture from her plaza sign series. Riffing on the visual aesthetic and palettes found on Black and brown-owned business...

Junji Ito and doooo Team Up for Uncanny ‘Human Flesh’ Exhibition

SummaryFlesh artist doooo and Junji Ito are set to open a new exhibition of sculptures at Cafe & Bar Mother Factory in Kawasaki, JapanOn view from November 3 through December 28, the show features skin-clad works inspired by Ito's characters, Tomie and FuchiIn the lead-up to Halloween, Japanese artist and DJ, doooo, has announced a new exhibition of flesh-covered sculptures in collaboration with horror maestro, Junji Ito. The show marks a reunion between the Mother Factory-founder and manga legend, featuring works from their 2022 Tomie-inspired line beside a new piece that draws on the ghastly, model-turned-cannibal, Fuchi, a recurring character in Ito’s short stories.Titled Human Flesh, the showcase will present a surreal lineup of art objects that resemble slabs of human skin, includ...

Espace Louis Vuitton New York Spotlights Gustave Caillebotte’s Modern Men

SummaryEspace Louis Vuitton New York is unveiling a rare pairing of two major paintings by French Impressionist Gustave CaillebotteThe exhibition also celebrates the 2022 acquisition of "Boating Party," designated a French National TreasureEspace Louis Vuitton in New York City unveils a rare pairing of two major paintings by the French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte: "Young Man at His Window" (1876) from the J. Paul Getty Museum and "Boating Party" (circa 1877-78) from the Musée d’Orsay. Presented in partnership with the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Musée d’Orsay and the Getty, the show highlights a striking dialogue between Caillebotte's quiet interiors and his pictorial scenes of leisure, offering two sides of a modern life in motion at the time. Caillebotte was often seen as the intr...

Sky’s the Limit for Andreas Gursky

SummaryWhite Cube Mason's Yard in London is currently presenting an eponymous Andreas Gursky exhibition, now on view through November 8The show spans his earliest works to his most recent, including photographs from his new chromo capsule seriesFor Andreas Gurksy, the German photographer known for his larger-than-life, digitally altered images, “impossible” is just a word. Each of his massive photographs begins as a series of images, often shot across multiple locations, and is later meticulously stitched together to form a single, seamless composition. In a recent interview with The Guardian, he shared that, on average, he can only complete three a year. “You can’t get bigger technically.”Now on view at White Cube Mason’s Yard in London, Gursky’s latest exhibition brings forth what he cal...

George Rouy Bends Flesh and Bone in ‘Shadowing’

SummaryAlmine Rech has opened SHADOWING, a new painting showcase by George RouyThe exhibition is now on view at Château de Boisgeloup in Gisors, France through November 23This past weekend, British artist George Rouy opened a solo exhibition with Almine Rech at the storied Château de Boisgeloup in France. Staged inside Pablo Picasso's sculpture studio, SHADOWING introduces a new suite of paintings conceived specifically for the space, building on his visceral inquiry into flesh and bone, in direct dialogue with one of art history's most radical corporeal thinkers.Rouy's figures, alone or entangled, emerge and dissolve in eternal flux, suspended somewhere between states of tension and release. Bruise-colored palettes and expressive brushwork give rise to bodies both spectral and human — “rh...

How Mickalene Thomas and Tom Wesselmann Reimagined the ‘Female Form’

SummaryA new exhibition of works by Mickalene Thomas and Tom Wesselmann is set to open at Palm Springs Art Museum on November 22Drawn from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation, The Female Form explores each artist's indelible mark on female nudity within art historyMickalene Thomas and Tom Wesselmann come into conversation in an upcoming exhibition at the Palm Springs Art Museum. Hailing from the collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his family foundation, The Female Form bridges the worlds of two artists, though decades apart, left an indelible mark on representations of women's bodies. Colliding in color, form and attitude, the showcase turns back the gaze back onto art history itself, asking: how are these stories told, and who gets to tell them?Wesselmann, ...