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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Taka Ishii Gallery Kyoto is pleased to present “Breath on Both Sides”, an exhibition of Slovakian artist Roman Ondak from November 14 to December 27, 2025. This show will be the artist’s second solo presentation in Japan following his exhibition at CCA Kitakyushu in 2004. Ondak’s group of works will also be presented at Taka […]
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The largest microbial organism in North America is the “humongous fungus” (Armillaria ostoyae), located in the Malheur National Forest in Oregon. This single organism spreads through a vast underground network of mycelium, covering an estimated 3 ½ square miles. The discovery of the giant fungus in 1998 heralded a new record holder for the title […]
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“The substance of the mind must therefore be material, since it is affected by the impact of material weapons.” Lucretius, On the Nature of the Universe Traditionally, matter has been conceived as lying in wait for a creator to come along and shape it. Whether emitted from God or a concept-mongering Mind, thought flows […]
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Alfonso Artiaco is pleased to present Un pomeriggio alla finestra, the first solo exhibition at the gallery by Ulrich Wulff. Wulff’s paintings take on the quality of thresholds, not openings to an external view, but reflective surfaces that return the gaze to the canvas itself. Each work functions as a site of interior resonance, inviting […]
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The Small Roman Cisterns in Fermo will host BUSTS, the solo exhibition of Swedish artist Mateas Pares, from September 6 to 30, 2025. Pares is internationally recognized for his unique sculptural language, which merges tradition with experimentation. The exhibition presents four new works created specifically for the occasion and is curated by independent curators Lorenzo Ilari and Ludovica […]
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Chapter NY is pleased to present Picture a Train, the first solo exhibition by Eloise Hess at the gallery. Through a painting practice deeply informed by photography, Eloise Hess explores the conditions of perception and the plasticity of memory. Hess works serially, each series beginning with a set of photographs. Working between photography, printmaking, and encaustic […]
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