Exhibitions

SummarySterling Ruby showcases two landmark works that touch on materialityThe exhibition is on view through September 28Le Corbusier’s La Cité Radieuse (Radiant City) isn’t easy to miss in Marseille, France with the towering housing complex featuring a constellation of primary colors painted on the facade of 337 residential units. The 20th-century building is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and touted as a spectacular example of brutalist architecture or the “house of madness” as billed by the locals. Situated on top of the complex is MaMo by Ora Ïto, a contemporary art center that hosts exhibitions by artists from across the globe with its current show led by seminal American artist, Sterling Ruby. Ruby has installed two landmark works as part of a namesake presentation at Ma...

On the sun-drenched island of Menorca, Hauser & Wirth mounts Cindy Sherman. The Women, the artist's long-awaited solo return to Spain. Now on view through October 26, the exhibition traces her four-decade investigation into the performance of femininity, fame and the fractured mirror of identity, serving up a feast of eclectic characters of Sherman's own making.Like Clare Booth Luce's 1936 Broadway play, which the exhibition was named after, Sherman's The Women presents a barbed portrait of women’s relationships with one another, dissecting the ways her characters see and are seen by the world around them. Her work probes the roles women are asked to play, the images they inhabit and the many gaze(s) that shape their self-perception, disrupting the, often gendered, subject-object binar...

SummaryPBG hosts Okokume and Pol Segura’s first joint exhibition Two Voices, One PathIt features new works by both artists, spanning the Cosmic Girl and abstract plant formsThe exhibition runs from July 18 to August 9, 2025PBG Gallery is set to host Two Voices, One Path, the inaugural joint exhibition by acclaimed Spanish artists Okokume and Pol Segura. Opening later this month, this show marks a significant moment in their two-decade-long partnership, spanning both their personal and creative lives. The exhibition deeply explores the theme of “sharing,” inviting viewers into a contemplative space where two distinct artistic languages not only coexist but actively converse.Okokume, known globally for her signature Cosmic Girl character, presents 23 new works that delve into themes of emoti...

SummaryPerrotin Los Angeles will open how deep how far we can go, a new solo exhibition by acclaimed Japanese Superflat artist AYA TAKANO, open through July 19 through August 30.Presenting a new body of paintings, installations and drawings the upcoming show will build on the artist's fascination with spirituality, biological interconnectedness and ancestral histories.Later this month, Perrotin Los Angeles will open its doors to how deep how far we can go, a new exhibition by renowned Japanese artist AYA TAKANO. A name synonymous with the dreamy, manga-inspired spirit of the Superflat movement, TAKANO is one of the few names on the roster of Kaikai Kiki Co., playing a pivotal role in the meteoric rise of the Murakami-founded art movement.The upcoming showcase beautifully builds on the arti...

Wherever you land on the love-hate spectrum of pop music, its melodic pull is hard to resist. Despite its critical reputation of being performative, overly sincere and, at times, all too much, it’s a genre that's always lived on a knife's edge — one that thrives not in spite of its many contradictions, but because of them.At P·P·O·W Gallery's latest group show, Hope is a dangerous thing pulls back the shiny curtain of pop curtain and revels in its darker, more introspective underbelly. Inspired by the closing track of Lana Del Rey's 2019 studio album Norman F*cking Rockwell, the exhibition draws inspiration from the album as an elegiac portrait of millennial youth, late-stage capitalism and the strange calm that sometimes follows despair.Curated by Eden Deering, the show assembles a fantas...

SummarySky High Farm, an artist-founded food justice non-profit, has lifted the veil on its inaugural art biennial, TREES NEVER END AND HOUSES NEVER END.On view through October 2025 in Germantown, New York, the exhibition brings together a lineup of 50 international artists whose works explore themes of ecology, industry and memory.The exhibition celebrates the farm's expansion onto a new 560-acre site, and introduces a new artist-driven fundraising model which benefits Sky High's programming surrounding climate justice, sustainable agriculture and distributing nutrient-dense food.Sky High Farm is entering a new era with the debut of its first-ever biennial exhibition. Curated by artist and founder Dan Colen, TREES NEVER END AND HOUSES NEVER END marks a creative milestone for the artist-fo...

SummaryThe exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of his mother’s passingSpotlighting new large-scale paintings, collages, a six-panel work and skateboard worksFUTURA is back with Anthony Gallery in Chicago for a solo exhibition called Family Affair. Though FUTURA is best known for his roots in New York City’s graffiti scene, the presentation marks his first solo show in Chicago. He shares a personal connection to the city through his mother Billie who was born in Chicago and FUTURA spent summers there throughout his childhood, visiting his grandmother who suffered from chronic illness. The exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of his mother’s passing, adding a deeply personal layer to the presentation.In a statement, FUTURA reflects on those summers in Chicago, rememberin...

SummaryThe National Portrait Gallery in London is currently presenting The Anatomy of Painting, the largest UK museum solo exhibition of works by seminal British artist Jenny Saville.On view through September 7, the exhibition chronicles Saville's practice to date, bringing together 45 works from the early ’90s to today.There’s a hunger that pulses through Jenny Saville’s work — an almost primal curiosity about the body and its strange, fleshy beauty. Swathed in bruise tones and vibrant accents, her portraits border dream and our own reality, peeling back the surface of skin to unpack who, or what, lies beneath it.Staged at the National Portrait Gallery in London, Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting marks the most extensive UK museum solo dedicated to the artist, tracing her decades-lon...

At Bologna’s Fondazione MAST, Mohamed Bourouissa dares us to remember. In Communauté, his most expansive solo exhibition in Italy to date, the Franco-Algerian artist tugs at the seams of society through 20 years of artistic practice. The show brings together four of his most major projects, each a study in how individuals assert dignity within systems designed to overlook them.Bourouissa’s career is one largely shaped by the narratives of those living at the edges of visibility. Working across mediums, his pieces chart the undercurrents of power and identity that structure and shape everyday life. His breakout series Péripherique (2005-2008), for example, paints an honest portrait of post-riot Paris, gathering friends, family and other non-actors to stage scenes of tension and violence wit...

SummaryHuma Bhabha debuts new sculptures and drawings in her first Paris solo show since 2009The exhibition runs alongside her presentation with Giacometti at London’s Barbican CentreDavid Zwirner’s Paris gallery is presenting Distant Star, a new solo exhibition by Pakistani American artist Huma Bhabha. Known for her eerie, hybrid forms, Bhabha debuts six sculptures and a group of large-scale drawings that explore themes of time, decay and transformation.At the front of the gallery stands the centerpiece sculpture, “Distant Star” (2025). Cast in iron, the rust-toned figure resembles a watchful guardian. Its surface will continue to oxidize over time, reinforcing Bhabha’s idea of time as a sculptural force.Inside the gallery, five sculptures made from cork, clay, Styrofoam and found materia...

SummaryHilary Pecis’ Wandering is now on view at Timothy Taylor London through July 19.Featuring a suite of new paintings, the exhibition renders everyday snapshots through chromatic clarity, holding a light up to the surreal beauty in the overlooked moments.There’s a kind of looking that happens when you’re not really seeing, the kind of sight that happens when you’re merely passing through. In Hilary Pecis' new exhibition at Timothy Taylor, the artist closes that gap between the two. Now on view at the gallery’s London outpost, Wandering captures that flicker of perception, exposing the otherwordly through the lens of the overlooked.Known for her luminous still lifes and landscape paintings, Pecis continues her visual meditation on the everyday, rendering the ordinary through sharp chrom...

SummaryThe Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is set to unveil Barbara Kruger’s Another day. Another night on June 24, until November 9, 2025The exhibition will include her iconic text-based art, video installation as well as new, site-specific piecesThe Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will present Another day. Another night, the first comprehensive survey in Spain of influential American artist Barbara Kruger’s work.Since the beginning of her career, Kruger has consistently challenged the function of language in media, politics and internal dialogues. Using bold, declarative phrases rendered in stark black-and-white text, often punctuated with red or green accents, she draws from the visual language of advertising to provoke reflection rather than sell products. Iconic phrases such as “Your body is a batt...