Pippa Garner’s world is one in constant flux. From automobiles to raw flesh, few things escape her restless imagination. Her practice inhabits a space of continual transformation, blurring the boundaries between the gender binary, past and present, human and machine. For decades, Garner existed on...
Tokyo’s PARCO MUSEUM will soon unveil a new group exhibition centered around Godzilla. As the fourth installment in the institution’s Godzilla-themed programming, the forthcoming show will be curated by NANZUKA and comprise of 15 international artists, including Roby Dwi Antono, Hiroki Tsukuda, Ryuichi Ohira, James...
LA-based conceptual artist, Awol Erizku has unveiled Quaquaversal, his latest exhibition with Ben Brown Fine Arts. Building on Erizku’s ongoing engagement with Hong Kong, this bold showcase comprises paintings, neon installations as well as a newly unveiled series of bronze sculptures. The pieces expand on...
A new, lovesick group exhibition has landed at Lodovico Corsini in Brussels. Curated by artist and writer Charlie Fox, Flowers of Romance surveys the work of nearly two dozen artists, tracing through love’s many faces. Following the presentation of Day earlier this fall, Act Two...
Beers London is set to unveil a new exhibition entitled The Horizon Pulled Me Close by Mexican artist Myrna Quiñonez. Born in Sinaloa and now based in Bristol, Quiñonez reimagines familiar and uncanny landscapes in a suite of lush paintings. Infusing technical traditions with a...
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Hypeart takes center stage at SCOPE Art Show this December, redefining the possibilities of spray paint in contemporary art. The presentation highlights artists who push the medium far beyond its graffiti roots, employing bold techniques like textured layering and mixed media to challenge perceptions of...
Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in Turin presents Silent Studio by Dutch artist Mark Manders, now on view through March 16, 2025. The exhibition weaves together over 20 works from the past three decades, culminating in a poetic reflection of imagination, identity and the elusive nature...
Sang Woo Kim makes his solo debut in London with The Seer, The Seen, spanning both of Herald St’s locations. Through an evocative presentation of self-portraits and pigment transfer works, Kim confronts race, identity and individuality with unflinching honesty, exploring what it means to see...
South Korean artist Joung Young-Ju presents a slice of Seoul to the UK through a new solo exhibition at Almine Rech. Housed at the gallery’s London location, Way Back Home comprises of a series of large-scale paintings of Korean shanty towns that appear photographic from...