Final Hot Desert is pleased to present Real Graffiti 2, the second solo exhibition at the gallery by London-based artist Pol Wah Tse, consisting of two site-specific wallpaper paintings and three painted wall sculptures. The exhibition’s title refers back to the artist’s 2024 exhibition, Real Graffiti, at Hothouse, London. Pol Wah Tse’s sculptures on display […]
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Kishio Suga is one of the most important figures of the Japanese contemporary art scene. After studying painting at the Tama Art University, from 1968 he began working with elements drawn from reality, organic or artificial. Through their manipulation, he sought to express the fundamental nature of the world around him and to make visible […]
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Matthew Marks Gallery is pleased to announce Vija Celmins: Prints 1983 to 1985, the next exhibition in his gallery at 526 West 22nd Street. The exhibition includes many of her best prints, which were made during this especially protean moment in Celmins’s career. Celmins first studied printmaking as a student in the early 1960s, and […]
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In an era defined by rapid acceleration, it is often the most foundational systems that disappear from view. Seemingly neutral and ubiquitous forms carry layered histories of adaptation, circulation, and exchange, yet through habitual use they become almost invisible. Liu’s work emerges within a landscape in which digital and material production are no longer easily […]
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Hans Goodrich In some way this is about death and my lack of interest in it. I don’t mean I’m uninterested in it, but experiencing it when someone dear to me died felt empty or lacking in a way that I hadn’t anticipated. Maybe because I could see it coming or maybe because […]
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Galerie Lelong, New York, is pleased to announce a new solo exhibition by the esteemed sculptor Ursula von Rydingsvard, presenting recent works in the artist’s signature medium, cedar, alongside a selection of new drawings. Known for her monumental sculptures that are grand in scale but intimate in their details, von Rydinsgvard takes a highly intuitive, […]
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Spike Island presents a major solo exhibition of new work by Phillip Lai (b.1969, Kuala Lumpur), bringing together a body of sculptural commissions that continue the artist’s exploration of the material world around us. This will be the most significant institutional presentation of Lai’s work to date. Lai’s sculptures combine everyday objects with his own […]
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Shiraz Sadikeen (b. 1989) lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. He holds a DOCFA (2024) from the University of Auckland. Recent solo exhibitions include The Natural Rate, Treadler, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland (2024); Affirmation, Savage Garden, Naarm, Melbourne; Ends, Costal Signs, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland (both 2022). Group exhibitions include Artisan Chocolates with Dr. P, Treadler, […]
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The breadth of Beverly Buchanan’s (b. 1940, Fuquay, North Carolina, d. 2015, Ann Arbor, Michigan) work opens a charged space between presence and absence, a gesture that marks even as it relinquishes lasting transformations. Her practice embraces impermanence, resisting the drive towards legacy, control, and the monumental. Instead, Buchanan’s acts of ruination constitute a quiet […]
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Haubrok foundation presents: Christopher Williams “Blocking Templates”. Deeply political and historical, Christopher Williams’s (b. 1956) work addresses the visual and informational structures that define everyday life. Working in a variety of media, including photography, video, and installation, his multifaceted practice incorporates references to multiple sources and precedents, including the artist’s own ever-expanding inventory of imagery […]
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