Exhibitions
Jack White Opens His Debut Art Show in London
SummaryJack White presents These Thoughts May Disappear, his debut art exhibition, at Damien Hirst's Newport Street GalleryRunning through September 13 in London, the show features new and archival installations, sculptures and design pieces, spotlighting White's lesser known upholstery and sculptural practiceBefore The White Stripes or the founding of his label, Third Man Records, Jack White had an upholstery shop. Opened at just 21, the space was steeped in yellow, white and black — a tightness of palette that would later define his career.At Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery in London, the multidisciplinary White invites audiences to explore the full scope of his artistic universe. On through September 13, These Thoughts May Disappear marks his first public art outing and features a...
Keith Haring’s Global Reach Comes Into Focus in ‘A World in Motion’
SummaryBrings together Keith Haring works created across New York, Tokyo, Paris, Milan and San Francisco, highlighting how the artist's practice evolved through international travel and cultural exchange.Features a full-scale recreation of San Francisco's iconic DV8 nightclub, emphasizing Haring's interest in making art accessible outside traditional gallery and museum spaces.The works reveal an artist who was constantly in motion, using public spaces as both canvas and conversation.Keith Haring may be synonymous with New York City, but a new exhibition at 60 White looks beyond downtown Manhattan to explore the artist's impact on a global scale.Now on view in Tribeca, Keith Haring: A World in Motion is curated by Carlo McCormick in collaboration with Sixty White founder Lio Malca. Spanning...
‘Nervous Breakdown’ Goes Inside Raymond Pettibon’s Legendary Album Art Archive
SummaryRaymond Pettibon's extensive album art archive is getting published in Nervous Breakdown, a new book by David ZwirnerThe publication arrives alongside an exhibition of Pettibon's works from the Stefan Hull Collection at Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Germany, now on view through SeptemberEven if you don't know Raymond Pettibon, chances are you know his artwork. Maybe hanging on a faded punk T-shirt, wrapped around a vinyl or sitting in your playlists. The American artist is the mind behind some of the most enduring imagery in punk rock, and now, he's opening the vault in Nervous Breakdown, a new publication by David Zwirner.Featuring album cover art for Sonic Youth, Black Flag, Iggy Pop, Rolling Stone and more, the book gathers over 200 albums, CDs and cassettes graced by Pettibon's art sin...
Felipe Pantone and Etai Bring Their ‘Parallel Practices’ to Albertz Benda This Summer
SummaryAlbertz Benda Los Angeles hosts a joint exhibition by Felipe Pantone and Etai from July 17 to August 8, 2026Mid-century furniture is digitally remapped and upholstered with custom Limonta fabricsAlbertz Benda is set to present Parallel Practices: Tailored Structures & Kinetic Surfaces, a landmark exhibition marking the very first collaboration between Felipe Pantone and rising fashion-design voice Etai. The presentation will be hosted within the distinct domestic architecture of the gallery's Los Angeles location, which is housed in a mid-century modern home. Rather than treating the pieces as standalone objects, the exhibition arranges Pantone’s wall-based artworks and their collaborative furniture pieces into an interconnected artistic system that explores questions of utility...
Inside Museo Jumex’s Soccer-Inspired Art Shows
SummaryMuseo Jumex in Mexico City is currently staging Football & Art: A Shared Emotion through July 26, spotlighting art's fascination with football across generations and mediumsObjects of Glory, a sprawling showcase of iconic sports memorabilia opening June 10, spans the game from its origins to todayFootball fever is on the up, and Mexico City's Museo Jumex is joining the kickoff with two new exhibitions geared towards contemporary art and design's longstanding love for sports.First up is Football & Art: A Shared Emotion, now running through July 26. One of the many soccer-inspired shows cropping up around Mexico City, the exhibition, presented as part of the Host City Mexico City Cultural Corridor, maps the Beautiful Game across generations and mediums — painting, sculpture, i...
Lorna Simpson Comes Full Circle in Venice with ‘Third Person’
SummaryAmerican artist Lorna Simpson has unveiled a new solo exhibition in Venice, titled Third PersonStaged at Punta della Dogana, the exhibition features over 50 cross-medium artworks in a sweeping review of Simpson's practice from the last decadeThe show is now on view through November 22Buzz around Lorna Simpson’s new solo, Third Person, is sweeping Venice. Following a blockbuster Met exhibition last spring, the multi-disciplinary pioneer heads to Punta della Dogana, the Venetian art museum designed by Tadao Ando, for her most significant European show yet.Featuring over 50 artworks – paintings, collages, sculptures, installation and film – the exhibition matches the painterly focus on Source Notes, the first museum show to delve into Simpson’s canvases. She’s also debuting new works f...
A Major Nan Goldin Show Is Coming to London
SummaryHayward Gallery at London's Southbank Centre has announced You Never Did Anything Wrong, Nan Goldin's first major UK show in over 20 yearsThe showcase examines the artist and activists's extensive autobiographical oeuvre and will be on view from November 24, 2026 through March 7, 2027Nan Goldin is London bound. For the first time in over 20 years, the acclaimed American artist and activist gets the spotlight at a major UK institution with You Never Did Anything Wrong, opening at Hayward Gallery this November.Goldin, the chronicler of 1980’s New York, is known for capturing vulnerable moments of love and loss. Over the last 50 years, she’s become a force in contemporary photography, pulling the medium into the center of contemporary art discourse, with honest, tender captures that cl...
In Pol Taburet’s New Show, Paranoia Is the Point
SummaryFrench artist Pol Taburet presents Paranoia as Method, his new solo exhibition at Villa Medici in RomeOn through July 15, the exhibition wraps the villa in sculptures, paintings and charcoal drawings, all completed during his spring residency at the institutionFor all their uncanny, Pol Taburet’s aren't inspired by dreams, he says. His figures, drifting between human and animal, evoke transformation, mortality and the uneasy space between life and death, each crescendoing with spiritual tension as it nears completion.Fresh off a spring stint at curator Pier Paolo Pancotto’s Art Club residency at Villa Medici in Rome, the French artist has unveiled a new suite of works in a solo show, Paranoia as Method. Now on view through July 15, the exhibition envelops the villa’s gardens, loggia...
“James Turrell: Lifting the Veil” at Gagosian Hong Kong Brings Five Decades of Light Art to One of the World’s Most Luminous Cities
SummaryGagosian Hong Kong opens “James Turrell: Lifting the Veil” on May 28, a survey exhibition spanning holograms, prints, three new Glasswork pieces, and documentation of the artist's Skyspaces and Roden Crater projectThe exhibition marks a rare opportunity to encounter Turrell's practice in Asia, where his philosophical alignment with traditions of emptiness, atmosphere, and perceptual threshold carries particular cultural resonanceLifting the Veil runs through August 1 at the Pedder Building in CentralJames Turrell has spent more than five decades treating light not as a tool but as the thing itself, and on May 28, Gagosian Hong Kong opens “Lifting the Veil,” a survey exhibition that brings together holograms, prints, three Glasswork pieces, and documentary material from the artist's ...
Lisa Yuskavage’s Fleshy Femmes Rock David Zwirner New York
SummaryDavid Zwirner in Chelsea is currently presentin g a solo show by seminal American artist Lisa YuskavageAcross over two dozen new and recent artworks, the show highlights recurring themes within the artist’s oeuvre, while introducing her first-ever collages and trompe-l’oeil elementsNew York Art Week is hitting its peak and David Zwirner’s is putting Lisa Yuskavage front and center in Chelsea. An eponymous exhibition, on through June 26, gathers over two dozen recent works by the seminal painter, tracing recurring themes within her practices, while charting new territory.A pivotal force in contemporary art, Yuskavage is known for pushing the envelope of painting. Color itself serves as a living companion beside her once-controversial nude femmes, deconstructing and reconsidering idea...
Roe Ethridge and Nobuyoshi Araki’s Subversive Still Lifes Hit New York
SummaryA new show at Anton Kern Gallery in New York pairs work by photographers Roe Ethridge and Nobuyoshi ArakiOn view through July 2, the exhibition brings forth archival works by Araki, alongside new and “revisted” works by EthridgeAmerican artist Roe Ethridge opens the Nobuyoshi Araki archive for a new duet show at New York’s Anton Kern Gallery. Araki, known for his confessional “I-Photography” style, and Ethridge, a notable pop pictorialist, share the stage for the first time , united by talents for visual tension and their painterly, juxtapositional approaches to the camera.Curated and sequence by Ethridge himself, the exhibition offers up trove of still lifes, nudes and floral arrangements, bridging the artists’s distinct aesthetic codes. Ethridge presents two new prints from his dr...
Lina Lapelytė Builds Time With 400,000 Cubes in ‘We Make Years Out of Hours’
SummaryLina Lapelytė’s We Make Years Out of Hours at Hamburger Bahnhof explored time, labor, and collective experienceIt features 400,000 wooden cubes with weekly performances based on poetryRan until January 10, 2027, commissioned by the CHANEL Next PrizeLina Lapelytė’s exhibition We Make Years Out of Hours at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, unfolded as an immersive environment that blurred sculpture, performance and installation. Commissioned by the CHANEL Next Prize, the project transformed the museum’s historic hall into a contemplative landscape of repetition and duration, reflecting Lapelytė’s ongoing interest in time, labor, and collective experience.At the center of the exhibition was a monumental installation of 400,000 wooden cubes, which visitors and performers continuously rearrange...
