Nov 10, 2025–Mar 28, 2026 MoMA Wifredo Lam’s artistic journey was deeply intertwined with his commitment to racial and social justice, emphasizing that his work transcended mere aesthetics. This comprehensive U.S. retrospective spans over sixty years of Lam’s prolific career, showcasing more than 150 works—including paintings, prints, illustrated books, ceramics, and works on paper. Born […]
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Nov 19, 2025–Jul 5, 2026 MoMA “Less Is Morbid” is a provocative exploration of emotional resonance and the power of visual association by artist Arthur Jafa. Known for his dynamic collages, montages, and installations, Jafa curates nearly 100 works from MoMA’s collection, creating compelling dialogues that bridge diverse artistic approaches and histories. The exhibition juxtaposes
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Jul 10, 2025–Jul 12, 2026MoMA “This building is not an apartment house.” With this declaration, Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa introduced the Nakagin Capsule Tower as a radically new vision for urban living. Completed in 1972, the structure consisted of 140 single-occupancy capsules, prefabricated offsite and attached to two concrete-and-steel cores in Tokyo’s Ginza district. The building became the defining
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July 1st, 2025–March 8th, 2026 The Met Rediscovered after many years, the watercolors of Emily Sargent (1857–1936) reveal a world through her unique lens—combining clarity and emotional expressiveness. This distinct exhibition brings her luminous works to the forefront, positioning them within the rich artistic legacy of the Sargent family. The exhibition offers a rare glimpse
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Through October 26 The Met The Costume Institute’s spring 2025 exhibition, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, offers an insightful exploration into over three centuries of Black style, focusing on the rich cultural and historical narrative of dandyism within the Atlantic world. Emerging in the 18th century against a backdrop of slavery, colonialism, and imperialism that facilitated
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Until 19 October 2025 Tate Discover the groundbreaking journey of British Surrealist Ithell Colquhoun in this landmark exhibition hosted at Tate Britain. Recognised as one of the most radical and innovative artists of her generation, Colquhoun’s work breaks conventional boundaries and explores surrealist methods of unconscious imagery, while fearlessly engaging with the mysterious realms of
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May 31–Ongoing The Met The Met’s Arts of Africa galleries reopened in May 2025, housed within the reimagined Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. This multiyear renovation has culminated in a stunning new presentation that reintroduces visitors to one of the world’s most comprehensive collections of sub-Saharan African art. Featuring around 500 works for public display, the
May 31–Ongoing The Met In May 2025, The Met proudly reopened its reimagined Arts of the Ancient Americas galleries in the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing after an extensive multiyear renovation. This transformative installation offers visitors a fresh encounter with nearly 700 ancestral artworks from Indigenous cultures across North, Central, and South America as well as
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May 31–Ongoing The Met The Metropolitan Museum of Art proudly presents the reimagined Arts of Oceania galleries, reopened in May 2025 within the newly renovated Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. This remarkable installation showcases over 650 exceptional works from the Museum’s extensive Oceanic art collection, which spans more than 140 unique cultures. The exhibition captures the
Until 2 November 2025 Tate Explore a groundbreaking artistic journey that examines the world through the dynamic lenses of light and energy in The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House. This captivating showcase draws inspiration from the pioneering kinetic sculptures of Liliane Lijn, whose work since the early 1960s has led the exploration
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Until 5 October 2025 Tate The Genesis Exhibition: Immerse yourself in an evocative exploration of the deep sea’s political, ecological, and cultural dimensions through Emma Critchley’s Soundings, a groundbreaking three-screen video and sound installation showcased at Tate St Ives. This captivating work unfolds through a harmonious blend of mesmerizing oceanic footage, ethereal soundscapes, and contemporary
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Mar 27–Aug 25, 2025 MoMA Julien Ceccaldi’s first US solo museum exhibition, Adult Theater, held at MoMA PS1 from March 27 to August 25, 2025, offers a compelling journey into the artist’s vivid reinterpretation of contemporary life. This large-scale installation transforms the architectural space of the first-floor galleries into an immersive painting, enveloping visitors in
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Mar 27–Aug 25, 2025 MoMA Opening her first solo museum exhibition at MoMA PS1, American artist Whitney Claflin presents a dynamic and multifaceted show that explores themes of infatuation, misrecognition, and waywardness. This exhibition navigates through a varied terrain of painting styles and subjects, seamlessly intertwining lyrical abstractions with casual sketches, fragments of text, and
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Mar 27–Aug 25, 2025 MoMA This spring, MoMA PS1 hosts an extensive retrospective exhibition dedicated to the multifaceted career of Alanis Obomsawin, a renowned Abenaki artist, activist, and musician born in 1932. With a career spanning over six decades, Obomsawin stands as one of Canada’s most influential filmmakers, distinguished for her powerful work in Indigenous
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29 January 2025 – 4 January 2026 Tate Discover the transformative power of art in addressing today’s urgent ecological challenges through the compelling exhibition Gathering Ground, showcased at Tate Modern. This exhibition, which brings together an impressive selection of works from the Tate Collection, highlights a vital nexus between environmental and social justice. Visitors are
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