Anton Kern Gallery is pleased to present Hope Springs Eternal, Brooklyn-based artist Hein Koh’s first exhibition at Anton Kern spanning the first and second floor galleries. The exhibition will foreground a new series of works depicting cyclopean figures: one-eyed beings who observe but cannot speak. The characters are full of human pathos but lack noses, […]
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The Crossroads of Culture and Creativity Chantal Hediger, a full-time artist and mentor, has been painting for nearly three decades. Her Swiss-South African heritage deeply informs her art, creating a unique blend of Swiss precision and South African warmth. This cultural amalgamation is evident in her work, where structured techniques meet vibrant, expansive expressions. Hediger
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Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to announce the first New York solo exhibition of new paintings by Amélie Peace (b.1997, Cannes. Lives and works in London). A new aesthetic of care comes to life in Peace’s work, as the works navigate modern relationships and questions of what we owe to and can accept from one
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Harper’s is pleased to announce Castaway, New York-based artist Ho Jae Kim’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Across his rigorous practice, painter Ho Jae Kim examines questions of liminality: the artist renders scenes of existential transition and disorientation, transcribing the wayward architectures of purgatory and other entrapped states. In Castaway, Kim continues to investigate the aesthetics and
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White Cube is pleased to present Continuum, painter Minoru Nomata’s debut solo exhibition in London, titled after the artist’s recent series of the same name. Characterised by a lack of human presence, his works depict imaginary architectural structures and enigmatic landscapes that transcend time and place. Conjuring an unfamiliar world that is nonetheless tethered to
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The Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth // April 20, 2024 – September 08, 2024 Chaotic collages of smiling women and bedroom whispers that mask our darkest projections. Speed streaks that generate constant calls to action. Drawings that exude a yearning for liberation. Emancipation that never quite materialises. Anna Park’s first museum exhibition outside the
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Sim Smith is proud to announce Corri-Lynn Tetz’s first UK solo exhibition Tender Buttons. Corri-Lynn Tetz is a Canadian artist whose practice concentrates on the female figure, with imagery taken from a collected archive of found imagery and personal photographs, to create indulgent, dream-like painted scenes that capture the vulnerabilities, enactments, and clichés of femininity. For many
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Nestled in the heart of Madrid, the Prado Museum stands as a beacon of artistic brilliance and cultural heritage. As one of the world’s premier art museums, it boasts an unparalleled collection of European art, spanning centuries of creativity and innovation. From iconic masterpieces to lesser-known gems, The Prado offers a journey through time, inviting
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Deli Gallery is pleased to present Come Back As A Flower, a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Brianna Rose Brooks, marking the artist’s second solo presentation with the gallery. Brianna Rose Brooks paints from personal memory and fantasy to depict amalgamated moments from childhood, teenage years, and recent adulthood. The
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Abigail Dudley, “Emmanuel” (2023–24), oil on linen, 32 x 36 inches (all images courtesy Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects) Abigail Dudley is an observational painter who can translate her subject matter into a synthesis of the seen and the imagined without faltering. This combination, along with her artistic chops, sets her apart from other observational
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