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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Apr 24–Oct 6, 2025 MoMA In an era overwhelmed by an abundance of discarded materials and an incessant flow of information, The Gatherers exhibition at MoMA PS1 brings critical attention to contemporary artistic practices that confront global issues of waste and excess. Open from April 24 through October 6, 2025, this exhibition presents a diverse
Apr 24–Oct 6, 2025 MoMA In an era where the overwhelming influx of waste and information shapes our daily experiences, The Gatherers exhibition at MoMA PS1 offers a profound exploration of how contemporary artists confront these pressing global concerns. This compelling exhibition showcases works by fourteen international artists, many appearing in a U.S. museum setting
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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Through January 4, 2026 The Met Enamel decoration represents an exquisite and historically significant aspect of Chinese decorative arts that has often been overlooked in traditional scholarship. This remarkable exhibition at The Met explores the profound aesthetic, technical, and cultural innovations of Chinese enamel wares from the Ming (1368–1644) and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties, revealing how
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Ongoing The Met In November 2024, The Met’s American Wing will mark its centennial anniversary with a thoughtfully reimagined installation that celebrates its rich legacy and evolving vision. This extensive reinstallation showcases an impressive collection of American art and design across three floors. The newly interpreted galleries invite visitors to explore connections within the Wing’s
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Through January 4, 2026 The Met Ganesha, prominently recognized as the beloved son of the Hindu deities Shiva and Parvati, occupies a unique and cherished place in the spiritual and cultural landscapes of the Indian subcontinent and beyond. This exhibition, “Ganesha: Lord of New Beginnings,” offers an expansive exploration of the multifaceted depictions of Ganesha
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Through July 31 The Met Karli Frigge, born in 1943, stands as a pioneering figure in the art of paper marbling, distinguished by her extraordinary creativity and technical mastery. This exhibition, The Magic of Marbling: The Art of Karli Frigge, showcases a carefully curated selection from the Watson Library’s exceptional collection of her works. Visitors
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Ongoing The Met The exhibition Cycladic Art: The Leonard N. Stern Collection on Loan from the Hellenic Republic offers a remarkable journey into the rich artistic heritage of the Early Bronze Age Cycladic civilization. Hosted at The Met Fifth Avenue, this presentation is the fruit of a historic 50-year collaboration between The Metropolitan Museum of
Through February 10, 2026 The Met The Chinese zodiac, deeply rooted in East Asian lunar traditions, is a vital cultural lens through which the passing of years is observed and celebrated. Each year within this twelve-year cycle corresponds to an animal that imparts specific personality traits and symbolic meanings. Among these is the snake, an
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Ongoing The Met Explore a powerful reimagining of history with Before Yesterday We Could Fly: An Afrofuturist Period Room, a groundbreaking exhibition at The Met Fifth Avenue. This installation brings to life the vibrant 19th-century Seneca Village, a predominantly Black community that thrived where Central Park now stands. Through a fusion of imagination and historical
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