New York

Sung Hwan Kim: From the Commanding Heights… (Queens Museum of Art)
The Queens Museum is pleased to host From the Commanding Heights…*, the first U.S. solo museum presentation of the work of Seoul-born, New York-based artist Sung Hwan Kim. Dog Video, 2006 and From the Commanding Heights… , 2007 will be on view in the galleries, where new drawings and architectural elements extend the videos into space and respond to the idiosyncratic gallery location. More...

Facing East: Contemporary Asian Art (Sundaram Tagore Gallery, New York)
Sundaram Tagore Gallery presents Facing East, a group show of works that transcend cultural boundaries. The show includes contemporary artists of Korean, Indian, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Uzbeki-Israeli origins.  More...

Ian Francis: Fireland (Joshua Liner Gallery)
Working in mixed media on canvas, Ian Francis combines abstraction, figuration, and elements of both painting and drawing to create distinctly contemporary works. More...

Oskar Dawicki: Phantom Pain (Postmasters)
“Phantom Pain” may be a test of how a distinctly Polish fatalism translates outside. Oskar Dawicki is a well-known figure – in his trademark blue brocade jacket – obsessed with the embarrassing, the grotesque, and the absurd. More...

Ivan Navarro: Heaven or Las Vegas (Paul Kasmin Gallery)
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by the Chilean artist Iván Navarro. Heaven or Las Vegas, featuring fluorescent light sculptures drawn from the floor plans of iconic skyscrapers. More...

Jack Pierson and Elliott Puckette: Collage (Danziger Projects)
Based on the artists' interest in the practice of collage as well as their longstanding friendship, the exhibition presents two quite different expressions of the medium.  More...

Malevich and the American Legacy (Gagosian Gallery, Madison Avenue)
The exhibition has been conceived in close collaboration with the heirs of Kazimir Malevich and features six rare and pivotal paintings. They are brought together with works by modern and contemporary American artists. More...

David Wojnarowicz: Spirituality (P.P.O.W. Pilkington-Olsoff Fine Arts, Inc.)
P·P·O·W presents Spirituality – paintings, photographs, sculptures and film by David Wojnarowicz from 1979-1990.  More...

John Chamberlain (Paula Cooper Gallery, 21st Street)
With works ranging from 1962 through 1990, the exhibition will present a selection of free-standing pieces and wall sculptures made in Chamberlain’s iconic idiom of crushed metal from car bodies and other detritus of modern industrial society. More...

Berlinde De Bruyckere: Into One-Another To P.P.P. (Hauser & Wirth, New York)
This is an exhibition of new sculptures and works on paper by internationally admired artist Berlinde De Bruyckere, dedicated by the artist to legendary Italian filmmaker, poet, painter, and journalist Pier Paolo Pasolini. More...

The Armory Show 2011
The Armory Show is America's leading fine art fair devoted to the most important art of the 20th and 21st centuries. More...

Browse 12 art fairs in NY's 'Armory week'
Pulse, Scope, Verge, Volta and others are ready for the collectors who will descend on the Big Apple. More...

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London

An American Experiment: George Bellows and The Ashcan Painters (The National Gallery, London)
With 12 paintings never before seen in the UK, this exhibition introduces visitors to the American artist George Bellows and his artist friends, the Ashcan Painters: William Glackens, George Luks, John Sloan and their teacher Robert Henri. More...

Nancy Spero (Serpentine Gallery)
The Serpentine Gallery presents an exhibition of the celebrated American artist Nancy Spero, the first major presentation following her death in autumn 2009. More...

Laurie Anderson, Trisha Brown, Gordon Matta-Clark: Pioneers of the Downtown Scene, New York 1970s (Barbican Art Gallery)
With the city as their backdrop, canvas, stage and inspiration, this exhibition is the first major presentation to examine the experimental and often daring approaches taken by these three key figures, both individually and collectively, in the burgeoning arts scene in downtown New York during the 1970s.  More...

Pino Pascali's Final Works 1967-1968: ..a multitude of soap bubbles which explode from time to time... (Camden Arts Centre)
This exhibition, the first dedicated to Pino Pascali in the UK, focuses on works from 1967 and 1968, the years in which Pascali became associated with Arte Povera, the radical trend in Italian art where everyday materials were used in resonant combinations and in which events in art and life appeared to converge.  More...

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Paris

Aernout Mik: Communitas (Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume)
This retrospective exhibition conceived in close collaboration with Aernout Mik brings together a selection of his works from the last ten years, with an emphasis on the most recent, including his new video installation, Shifting Sitting, produced specially for the occasion. More...

Victoire de Castellane: Fleurs d’Excès (Gagosian Gallery, Paris)
De Castellane’s highly original collections for Dior have redefined and revivified haute joaillerie for a new generation. With Fleurs d’excès, she has gone further to create ten works that recall the jeweled obsessions of times past. More...

Chagall and the Bible (Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaisme)
This exhibition traces the long creative process, from 1930 to 1956, of the magnificent series of gouaches by the artist, through the different stages of etching where the pattern became clearer, until the final prints were embellished by hand. More...

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US

Rodarte: States of Matter (MOCA Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles)
The exhibition presents recent work in fashion and costume design by Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte. Installed as a series of interrelated conceptual vignettes, both static and in motion, the installation portrays garments as charged sculptural objects. More...

Paris Through the Window: Marc Chagall and His Circle (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
This exhibition will include around 40 paintings and sculptures by these emigré artists, all of which were created in a unique atmosphere of mutual encouragement and support in Paris before the Second World War.  More...

Psychedelic: Optical and Visionary Art since the 1960s (Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah)
The exhibition features works by 24 artists, including several pioneers and a special section devoted to artists who have lived in San Antonio. More...

Heinrich Kühn (Museum of Fine Arts, Houston)
Through more than 100 photographs, Heinrich Kühn showcases the renowned photographer’s expert use of light, composition, and color motifs. More...

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Europe

Tacita Dean: Line of Fate (Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig, Vienna)
Tacita Dean will be presenting a new work group in her first solo exhibition in Austria. Its subject matter circles the creative potential of recording systems. More...

Edgar Degas' Sculptures (Institut Valencià d`Art Modern)
This exhibition presents the complete sculptures of the French Impressionist master, Edgar Degas. While most museum visitors are familiar with the artist's paintings and drawings, many have never been exposed to these magnificent bronze sculptures now on display. More...

Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg (music): Snakes knows it's Yoga (Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam)
In this solo exhibition she presents her most recent work ‘Snakes knows it’s Yoga’. This work consists of 42 sculptures and several films. Djurberg collaborates in this work with Hans Berg, who developed light and music.  More...

Oscar Muñoz: Biografías (Cornerhouse, Manchester)
For Biografías, Muñoz in effect, screen-prints coal dust onto the surface of water, creating disappearing images that slowly distort and wash away as the water is drained. More...

Karin Sander (Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin)
For her solo show at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Sander has planned an intervention that takes up an everyday act and translates it to space as sculpture by using a banal and devalued material.  More...

Jutta Koether (Moderna Museet, Stockholm)
The exhibition at Moderna Museet will feature some 30 works from 2005 to the present day. Koether's work, with its multifaceted art practice has never been shown in Sweden. More...

Konrad Witz: The Unique Exhibition (Kunstmuseum Basel)
The exhibition aims to unite the extant monuments of Konrad Witz’s art created by his own hands such as the famous ‘Mirror of Salvation-Altarpiece’ for St. Leonard’s in Basel. More...

Around the World

Petrina Hicks: Beautiful Creatures (Stills Gallery, Sydney)
Petrina Hicks’ Beautiful Creatures appeals to our senses. Immediately alluring the large-scale, hyper-real photographs, are all rendered so clearly and with such control that they are reminiscent of advertisements, promoting a slick new television series perhaps, or teen clothing range. More...

Let the Healing Begin (Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane)
Let the Healing Begin features works that address therapy. Some of the works endorse therapeutic imperatives, some satirise them, others are undecided. The line-up is a mix of local and international artists. More...

Lloyd Rees: Life and Light (Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane)
The exhibition will explore the Gallery’s holdings of this significant artist’s work. It will include a number of early drawings made in Brisbane in the first decades of the twentieth century. More...

Fadi Yazigi: Third Version (Albareh Art Gallery, Bahrain)
Yazigi artworks reflect his nostalgia of all experiences and relationships that have left a major impact on him. More...

Louise Bourgeois: El Retorno de lo Reprimido (Fundación PROA, Buenos Aires)
A retrospective on artist Louise Bourgeois’ work will be exhibited in Argentina for the first time. Curator Philip Larratt-Smith states that this show will be the “first in depth analysis on her relationship with psychoanalysis and art.”  More...

The Other Emily: Redefining Emily Carr (Royal BC Musuem, Victoria)
The exhibition draws on the Royal BC Museum’s vast Carr collection to mount the first-ever exploration of the artist’s life before she became famous – from her teenage years to just before her emergence on the national art scene in 1927. More...

Hiroshi Sugito and Jun Aoki: Needle and Thread (Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo)
In this exhibition the gallery is transformed into a "studying field" thinking of how and where spiders spread out there cobwebs. More...

William Kentridge: Five Themes (The Israel Museum, Jerusalem)
The exhibition focuses on the five main themes that have engaged South African artist William Kentridge over the course of his influential career. More...

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