Exhibitions

Jeane Terra, a Brazilian visual artist from Minas Gerais, based in Rio de Janeiro, opened her solo exhibition, "Pele do Rio" ("Skin of the River"), at São Paulo's Janaina Torres Gallery. The exhibition digs into themes of endings and erasure that Terra's work is all about. Mixing it up with painting, sculpture, photography, and video art, she creates this dialogue between her own memories and the collective vibe of the Amazon, giving form to both pain and hope in her art."I became a memory prospector," Terra says, which really captures her process of hunting down and giving new meaning to stories. "Pele do Rio" hits home the urgency of capturing what's here and gone, turning ruins and memories into something precious. By diving into places marked by shared loss, like the Amazon, Terra's ai...

A new solo exhibition by Thai artist Kantapon Metheekul, better known as Gongkan, is set to open at Tang Contemporary Art, just in time for Art Basel Hong Kong. Titled Asynchronous Affinities, the show is a play on the proverbial idea of “right person, wrong time” as a point of departure, using it as a lens to explore the delicate ambiguity of interpersonal relationships, social situations and contemporary life at large.This body of work marks a new chapter for the Bangkok-based painter, as he approaches social criticism and individual development in universal scenes of celebration, eating and play. The delightfully uncanny vignettes expand on the artist’s oeuvre which follows the journey of a young boy – a representation of himself – as he drifts between cosmic spaces, cross-cultural cont...

WEIRD SENSATION FEELS GOOD: The World of ASMR exhibit curated by James Taylor-Foster is an all-immersive exploration of the popular multi-sensory experience. Created and presented in collaboration with Sweden's National Centre for Architecture and Design, ArkDes, as well as the Design Museum in London, the large-scale presentation explores the way ASMR makes audiences feel.By definition, ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Responses -- a term used to describe a physical sensation of deep calm and euphoria, often described as a “tingling” in the body. Across the internet, innumerableand ever-evolving works of ASMR garner billions of views. This cultural movement has grown into a global phenomenon that is, uniquely, rooted in kindness, empathy, and self-care. The latest presentation ...

In the century since the invention of quantum physics, the field has made an indelible mark on the way we view the world. From the exponential progression of Schrödinger's cat in 1935 to Microsoft’s newly discovered state of matter in 2025 alone, it's safe to say that the forward path toward uncharted quantum territory leaves a plume of questions regarding the future of humanity.At Kraftwerk Berlin, Turner Prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost explores the complexity of quantum phenomena in a new exhibition, WE FELT A STAR DYING, housed within 37,600 square feet of the former power station. Born out of two years of research with a quantum computer, Prouvost translates cosmic questions, theories and frameworks into a multi-sensory audiovisual environment, completed with scents and sculptural ...

Pol Taburet’s latest exhibition, Oh, If I Only Could Listen, signals a compelling shift in his artistic approach, exploring the interplay between violence and stillness, tension and detachment.At 28, Taburet has established himself with his striking use of color, hybridized figures and dynamic compositions that merge airbrushing, acrylic and oil techniques. However, this new body of work moves away from the vibrancy of his previous pieces, embracing darker, muted tones that evoke themes of limbo, loss and unspoken narratives. Drawing inspiration from Francisco Goya’s Black Paintings and the personal grief of losing his grandmother, Taburet creates images imbued with an underlying sense of violence  -- yet, intriguingly, devoid of any explicit act of aggression.Taburet himself acknowledges ...

The Art Gallery of Ontario recently welcomed The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century. The exhibit explores the extraordinary impact of the genre through painting, photography, sculpture, video and fashion and has made its only Canadian stop at the AGO until April 6.According to the press release, the exhibition was inspired by the long-standing hip hop phrase, "[do it] for the culture," which has implied for a sense of commitment and service to hip-hop's roots, practices, ethics, viewpoints and values to ensure that that culture is committed to achieving a communal goal. The exhibition also celebrates Toronto's contributions to contemporary art and hip-hop culture and features artists like Caitlin Cronenberg who is known for her iconic photograph of the CN Tower for D...

Mercer Labs is gearing up to launch a new spectacle called Maestros and the Machines, opening April 24, 2025. The exhibition reimagines how history's greatest artists, such as Mozart or Da Vinci, might have worked with today’s technology.Led by artist Roy Nachum, the show transforms classical works using digital tools, interactive installations and evolving soundscapes. Visitors engage with pieces that shift and respond in real time. Music producer Timbaland shapes the sound, alongside contributions from Bang & Olufsen, USM and Teenage Engineering.Watch the video above and head to Mercer Labs' website to learn more.Mercer Labs21 Dey St.New York, NY 10007Read more at Hypebeast

Philly-based artist and activist Roberto Lugo is reshaping the conversation around “high” and “low” art. Through his ceramic creations, Lugo explores the symbiotic relationship between art, design and culture, fusing classical pottery forms with the raw energy of contemporary street style.At New York’s R & Company, Lugo’s latest exhibition pays tribute to the enduring visual impact of Nike Air Force 1's on basketball and hip-hop through the 1980s and 90s. Titled Drip, the showcase pairs hand-painted sneakers with his beloved teapots, capturing both the spirit of street fashion and the "dripping" effects of ceramic glaze. The artist elevates streetwear to a "respected art form," and in doing so, honors its makers – faces that are too-often absent on luxury objects.Featuring the likes of...

KAWS:HOLIDAY is bringing its world-renowned contemporary art experience to Thailand, marking its 13th stop on a global tour that has spanned from Seoul to outer space. The large-scale installation, created by artist Brian Donnelly aka KAWS in collaboration with AllRightsReserved (ARR), will be on display from May 13 to 25, with the exact location to be revealed soon.Following recent appearances in Le Brassus, Switzerland and Indonesia’s Prambanan temple complex, this latest stop is expected to merge modern artistry with Thailand’s rich cultural heritage. The installation, presented in partnership with Central Embassy, continues KAWS’s mission to create immersive experiences that encourage viewers to pause, reflect and engage with art in unconventional settings.True to its signature theme, ...

David Altmejd’s latest exhibition, The Serpent, now on view at White Cube New York through April 19, extends his ongoing exploration of nature’s fluid hierarchies. Anchored by a monumental serpent sculpture composed of interlinked human heads, the show delves into the interplay of order and chaos, creation and transformation.At the gallery’s entrance, "The Serpent" rises to meet its conjurer, "Snake Charmer," in a tense dialogue between maker and made. The work mutates along its length, its heads shrinking and morphing into rabbits—symbols of trickster energy in Jungian psychology as per the gallery. This shapeshifting impulse carries into the upper gallery, where swans and nymphic figures engage in an ecstatic, musical ritual. Sculptures like "The Prometheus Chord" and "The Lydian Chord" ...

Heather Benjamin’s New Strangeness Bloom, now on view at Olympia in NYC, explores the complexities of womanhood through surreal, symbol-filled paintings. Drawing from her background in zine-making, Benjamin blends mythology, memory and self-exploration into dreamlike desert landscapes.Her figures, part deity and part drifter, navigate barren worlds where strange flowers thrive under electric skies. These blooms, both real and symbolic, represent resilience in harsh environments. Inspired by Surrealism and outsider art, Benjamin’s work mixes the raw and the fantastical: floating lovers, cryptic phrases on cowboy hats and butterflies emerging from shattered mirrors. Referencing Diane di Prima’s Loba, the exhibition reimagines femininity through a warped Americana lens. Elements like polished...

At Hamburger Bahnhof – Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart, Ayoung Kim’s Many Worlds Over bends time and space, immersing visitors in a reality where past, present and future collapse into one. Running through July 20, the exhibition is Kim’s first solo show in a German museum, bringing together her work with AI, video, game simulations and sculpture to explore identity, queerness and belonging.At its core is "Delivery Dancer," a futuristic Seoul where a female delivery driver and her identical double move through overlapping dimensions. In this world, time loops and fractures—what should be a simple delivery route turns into a collision of alternate realities.Kim’s virtual landscapes don’t stay on screens. The gallery itself shifts, mirroring her themes of fluidity and disorientation. Visitors ...