Category: Exhibitions

Taiwan Everyday War, Yuan Goang-Ming Palazzo delle Prigioni Yuan Goang-Ming’s Everyday War exhibition at Taiwan’s Venice presentation during the Venice Biennale captures the essence of our current uncertain times. The

Shahzia Sikander’s exhibition “Collective Behaviour” at Palazzo Van Axel is a stunning combination of art and setting at this year’s Biennale. Displayed throughout the palace are works from Sikander’s 30-year

Daniel Arsham’s “Venice 3024” exhibition at Chiesa di Santa Caterina in Venice blurs the boundaries between epochs with his unique art. Arsham’s castings with crystals growing in them represent the

The Tbilisi Massacre of 9 April 1989, when Soviet troops violently quashed a peaceful protest in the city, remains a poignant memory for the people of Georgia. This date serves

The Rubin Museum’s latest exhibition showcases 32 contemporary artists whose works are inspired by pieces from the museum’s permanent collection. Featured artists include Bidhata KC and John Tsung, among others,

Claudette Johnson, a renowned Black British artist known for her powerful figurative art, has been nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize on its 40th anniversary. The other artists on the

Ewa Juszkiewicz’s latest exhibition in Venice features striking oil paintings that reimagines classic portraits of women from the 18th and 19th centuries. Her work challenges traditional beauty ideals and highlights

Seven years ago, the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice hosted the exhibition “Philip Guston and the Poets”, showcasing museum-quality results in a historic setting that elevated Guston to the status of

Rarely shown works by the late US artist Robert Rauschenberg, created for the Rauschenberg Overseas Culture Interchange (ROCI) in the 1980s, are on display at Thaddaeus Ropac gallery in London.

Nan Goldin, the US photographer and activist, will be showcasing her film installation “Sisters, Saints, Sibyls” at the Welsh chapel in Soho, London. The installation, which touches on themes of