Carsten Höller: Two
At Beijing’s UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Carsten Höller: Two explores perception, choice, and play through immersive installations.
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Ana Mendieta
At Tate Modern, Ana Mendieta’s retrospective explores body, landscape, and identity through photography, film, sculpture, and performance.
Martin Parr: We Are Martin Parr
We Are Martin Parr explores five decades of the British photographer’s sharp observations of everyday life.
Tomás Saraceno. Ancestral Futures
Tomás Saraceno explores ecology, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental futures through immersive art and scientific collaboration.
Lucy Sparrow: The Beginning of Convenience
Lucy Sparrow transforms everyday consumer culture into a hand-sewn felt installation exploring nostalgia, consumption, and domestic life.
Jenny Holzer: Wrong Answers
Jenny Holzer’s Wrong Answers examines political language, power, memory, and the evolving role of public communication.
Flat Out: The Art of Joshua Vides
Tomás Saraceno explores ecology, Indigenous knowledge, and environmental futures through immersive art and scientific collaboration.
Precious Okoyomon, Among the flowers I learned to love, A Garden of decreation
At MoMA PS1, Precious Okoyomon transforms the courtyard into a living garden exploring ecology, climate, and public space.
Richard Tuttle: Half-Light
At Dia Beacon, Richard Tuttle explores the boundaries between drawing, sculpture, painting, and language through two new bodies of work.
Georg Baselitz
Sehwa Museum of Art traces six decades of Georg Baselitz through paintings, sculptures, and drawings in Seoul.
Roy Lichtenstein Sweet Dreams, Baby!
Roy Lichtenstein: Sweet Dreams, Baby! brings together fifty prints tracing five decades of experimentation at Kunstmuseum Basel.
Do Ho Suh
Do Ho Suh’s largest exhibition to date brings together 500 works exploring home, migration, memory, and identity at MMCA Seoul.
Learning from ‘Hōjōki’: Tiny Architecture Reweaves Life
Learning from ‘Hōjōki’ explores contemporary living through tiny architecture inspired by Kamo no Chomei’s historic hut at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT.
Koo Jeong A: Ousssmos
Koo Jeong A: OUSSSMOS explores light, scent, movement, and invisible forces through immersive installations at Leeum Museum of Art.
Water Works: In the Flow of Making
Water Works explores water, public space, and urban life through raumlaborberlin’s experiments at TOTO GALLERY·MA in Tokyo.
Maurizio Cattelan: NIGHT
Maurizio Cattelan: NIGHT explores authority, memory, and representation through historical and new works at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie.
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