News
05-08-2019
25-08-2019
Summer Closure
— Milan, London, Hong Kong
Massimo De Carlo, and the staff members of Milan, London, and Hong Kong galleries wish you a lovely summer break. The Milan/Lombardia and Milan/Belgioioso galleries will be closed from August 5th to August 25th, 2019. The London gallery will be closed from August 5th to August 26th. The Hong Kong gallery will remain open during the month of August, from Tuesday to Saturday, 11.00am to 7.00pm.
Exhibition
29-05-2019
08-09-2019
— Elmgreen & Dragset
To mark the fiftieth anniversary of lifting the ban on visual pornography in Denmark in 1969, ARoS and Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen have joined forces to show the group exhibition Art & Porn. The exhibition highlights how art was influenced by changing the law on pornography. What are the implications when the boundaries of what citizens may be faced with in public spaces change from one day to the next?
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Exhibition
10-05-2019
24-11-2019
— Carsten Höller
Expanded is a research and investigation project based on art, created in the context of the First Stone Programme, which is promoted by Assimagra and curated by experimentadesign. The artworks presented explore, in one way or another, our perception of space, scale, time and place, as well as the possibility of expanding our self-imposed or culturally-based borders. Produced in stone, a natural resource that is millions of years old, they share a unifying element that provides them with a deep, timeless and resilient character, contradicting the chaos and superficiality of the contemporary world.
www.cini.it
www.cini.it
Exhibition
22-06-2019
22-09-2019
— Liu Xiaodong
The Warmth of Other Suns: Stories of Global Displacement presents 75 historical and contemporary artists—from the United States as well as Algeria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Egypt, Ghana, Iraq, Lebanon, Mexico, Morocco, Syria, Turkey, UK, Vietnam, and more—whose work poses urgent questions around the experiences and perceptions of migration and the current global refugee crisis.
www.phillipscollection.org
www.phillipscollection.org
Exhibition
26-05-2019
06-10-2019
— Rudolf Stingel
Fondation Beyeler is pleased to present a Rudolf Stingel's solo exhibition that has been conceived in close collaboration between the artist and guest curator Udo Kittelmann, a long-standing expert of Rudolf Stingel’s work. Certain brand new paintings created only this year will be on view for the very first time. The show will also present new site-specific works using carpets and insulation panels in the museum’s exhibition and restaurant spaces.
www.fondationbeyeler.ch
www.fondationbeyeler.ch
Exhibition
25-05-2019
04-08-2019
— John Armleder, Günther Förg
This exhibition focuses on American and European abstract art from the last approximately 40 years, beginning in the '80s. It presents a host of unique and attractive works, including both paintings and sculptures, and also encompasses works by historically important artists whose careers predate the '80s.
www.nmao.go.jp
www.nmao.go.jp
Exhibition
03-04-2019
08-09-2019
— Paola Pivi
The exhibition, which was conceived specifically for the spaces of the museum, is named after the large installation World record that occupies about a third of the exhibition space, and revolves around one aspect of Paola Pivi’s work, namely the artist’s ability to activate the space by recreating and modifying its intrinsic features, thereby generating a new way of being in it.
www.maxxi.art
www.maxxi.art
Exhibition
05-04-2019
11-08-2019
— John Armleder
Many of us know the public face of Pierre Keller – this exhibition turns the spotlight for the first time on the private man, in a presentation of works assembled over the last fifty years. It reveals an individual of eclectic interests, from music, architecture and design, through to wine and wine- making. This is a story of experience shared and passed on, of enduring works created and lasting friendships forged, from Jean Tinguely to Keith Haring via John M Armleder.
www.museejenisch.ch
www.museejenisch.ch
Exhibition
05-04-2019
11-08-2019
— Matt Mullican
Matt Mullican’s exhibition surrounds us with huge, colourful banners. We find ourselves immersed in a cornucopia of colours and signs that repeat themselves and cross- reference each other according to some law of their own in an abstract world that we are we are left to decipher.
www.thomas-schuette-stiftung.de
www.thomas-schuette-stiftung.de
Exhibition
06-04-2019
04-08-2019
— Doug Aitken
The questions we ask today are instrumental in shaping tomorrow’s world. Tomorrow is the Question focuses on our common future. A group exhibition of international contemporary art eliciting reflection and discussion of present and future challenges.
www.aros.dk
www.aros.dk
Exhibition
18-04-2019
25-08-2019
— Rob Pruitt
Rob Pruitt began The Obama Paintings as a means of recording, and through recording, honoring, Barack Obama’s historic presidency. Beginning with the inauguration on January 20, 2009, each morning Pruitt created a two-foot-by-two-foot painting of President Obama, with particular imagery drawn from news of the day. The work was completed on January 20, 2017, Obama’s last day in office, and is comprised of 2,922 individual paintings.
Now on view at Stony Island Arts Bank in Chicago.
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Now on view at Stony Island Arts Bank in Chicago.
Rebuild-foundation.org
Exhibition
18-05-2019
12-10-2019
— Olivier Mosset
“2, 11, 47” is the title of the solo exhibition of Olivier Mosset (b. Switzerland, 1944) at the Antonio Dalle Nogare Foundation in Bolzano. The title is named after three key numbers in the concept and layout of the exhibition.The number 2 refers to the surfaces on which the exhibition is displayed, 11 is the total number of works exhibited and 47 is the range of years represented. In fact, the eleven works displayed range from 1970 to 2017, touching on some of the most important moments in the artist’s career and presenting an effective overview of his production.
www.fondazioneantoniodallenogare.com
www.fondazioneantoniodallenogare.com
Exhibition
11-05-2019
24-11-2019
— George Condo, Kaari Upson, Andra Ursuţa
Our artists participate in the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. “May You Live In Interesting Times” curated by Ralph Rugoff will be on view until November 11 at the Arsenale and Giardini’s central pavilion.
www.labiennale.org
www.labiennale.org
Exhibition
07-06-2019
27-10-2019
— Elmgreen & Dragset
“It’s Not What You Think” transforms Il Salotto into a different setting: an abandoned, underground boiler room with tubes crisscrossing the space. The artist duo continues their practice of altering art spaces by turning the white cube gallery room into a location that contrasts the discreet format in which contemporary art is normally presented. Industrial metal tubes of various sizes dominate the space, re-directing visitors’ movements as they must step over, bend under, or walk around the tubes in order to navigate the site.
www.blueprojectfoundation.org
www.blueprojectfoundation.org
Exhibition
07-06-2019
01-09-2019
— John Armleder
John M Armleder has created a unique indoor and outdoor experience. He has developed new, expansive installations specially for the SCHIRN, combining highbrow culture and the everyday world, the profound and the banal all in an ambivalent way. He blends chance and planning, and in many cases exhibition visitors are actively included in the artistic process.
www.schirn.de
www.schirn.de
Exhibition
06-06-2019
29-09-2019
— Massimo Bartolini, Maurizio Cattelan, Paola Pivi
Notti magiche offers an overview on the topics and languages used by Italian art in the 1990’s, by means of the pieces from the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Foundation Collection. The Collection, which has always kept an eye on Italian and international young artists’ scenes, has undertaken to promote Italian artists’ research, thus outlining one of the crucial guidelines that best define the Collection itself. The exhibition is curated by Giorgina Bertolino and Irene Calderoni.
www.fsrr.org
www.fsrr.org
Exhibition
30-05-2019
08-09-2019
— Olivier Mosset
Since the mid-1960s, Olivier Mosset has been one of the most radical representatives of a contemporary manner of painting that undermines the ideal of artistic originality by means of objectivity and seriality. Taking the question of what painting is and how it works as a starting point, he has produced a multifaceted oeuvre of monochromes and abstract geometric works that reject any mystifying attribution of meaning, as exemplified by the pieces now presented at Museum Haus Konstruktiv.
www.hauskonstruktiv.ch
www.hauskonstruktiv.ch
Exhibition
27-04-2019
01-09-2019
— Jim Hodges
Unearthed (working title), 2015, in progress, is a monumental, bronze cast of an uprooted tree stump by artist Jim Hodges that will be in residence at San Francisco’s Grace Cathedral. During this transitional period, the sculpture will exist in a state of refinement as it absorbs the prayerful energy generated by the faithful gathered in worship.
To coincide with the work’s interlude at the church, a program has been organized that will present a series of musical performances and a public reading that follow along narratives that echo and reflect along the varied themes that resonate from the sculpture.
www.gracecathedral.org
To coincide with the work’s interlude at the church, a program has been organized that will present a series of musical performances and a public reading that follow along narratives that echo and reflect along the varied themes that resonate from the sculpture.
www.gracecathedral.org
Exhibition
19-01-2019
30-11-2019
— Günther Förg, Olivier Mosset
Today – over half a century later – artists are once again seizing on minimalistic principles including reuse, organisation and reduction. On the eve of a new era, these artists offer us tools for structuring our lives around the concept of less. This exhibition demonstrates how artists are returning to the essence of things: a new start and a clean slate.
www.voorlinden.nl
www.voorlinden.nl
Exhibition
09-03-2019
26-01-2020
— Matt Mullican
Over the past four decades, Matt Mullican has created a body of work encompassing drawing, collage, painting, photography, video, sculpture, and installation as well as performance under hypnosis. Trying nothing less than to “organize the world” and make sense of his existence, Mullican invented a personal cosmology tin which colors indicate different orders or “worlds.”
His de Young installation comprises fifty works that represent the visual system with which Mullican attempts to categorize the world around him.
www.deyoung.famsf.org
His de Young installation comprises fifty works that represent the visual system with which Mullican attempts to categorize the world around him.
www.deyoung.famsf.org
Exhibition
23-03-2019
24-08-2019
— Liu Xiaodong, Yan Pei-Ming
TANK Shanghai will showcase a group exhibition of 13 Chinese artists called “Under Construction” as part of the opening program. The exhibition’s themes are “partial, experimental, and imperfect” and will include works from Zhang Xiaogang, Xu Zhen, Zeng Fanzhi and more.
www.qiaocollection.com
www.qiaocollection.com
Exhibition
24-03-2019
15-12-2019
— Rudolf Stingel
Punta della Dogana presents the exhibition ‘Luogo e Segni’, curated by Martin Bethenod, Director of Palazzo Grassi – Punta della Dogana, and Mouna Mekouar, independent curator. The show brings together over one hundred works, by thirtysix artists, that establish a particular relationship with their urban, social, political, historical, intellectual setting.
www.palazzograssi.it
www.palazzograssi.it
Exhibition
31-03-2019
13-10-2019
— Andrea Zittel
The exhibition will explore ideas of connections across time, how locations have multiple uses through time and multiple meanings, what endures and what disappears. The idea for Palimpsest came from the richly layered history of Lismore itself, and the verdant nature that surrounds it.
www.lismorecastlearts.ie
www.lismorecastlearts.ie
Exhibition
04-07-2019
27-10-2019
— John Armleder
The AAM’s exhibition focuses on two of the artist’s iconic painting series: his Pour Paintings and Puddle Paintings. In each series, Armleder utilizes a process-based approach that echoes the work of such modern masters as Jackson Pollock, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, and Larry Poons. For his Pour Paintings, Armleder applies different paint colors directly onto the top of his vertically oriented canvases, allowing the poured paint to flow down the surface of the canvas, and producing a succession of diaphanous, gravity-pulled bands of saturated color. For his Puddle Paintings, Armleder pours paint onto canvases laid horizontally on his studio floor, resulting in vibrant, if slightly more frenetic compositions of pooled and spattered paint.
Exhibition
04-07-2019
31-12-2019
— John Armleder, Olivier Mosset, Steven Parrino
Since 1980, Ecart occupies a booth at Art Basel, the international fair. Its small size, its distinctive furnishings (a legacy of the Hôtel Richemond), and its atmosphere of permanent discussion are familiar to every Art Basel visitor. It is a fixed point in an otherwise inflationary event and one of the fair’s few not-for-profit spaces (revenues from sales go solely to the exhibited artists). MAMCO exhibition brings together some 100 artworks and documents relating to this activity and pays tribute to the “Ecart spirit.”
www.mamco.ch
www.mamco.ch
Exhibition
04-07-2019
14-10-2019
— Elmgreen & Dragset
The Venice Biennale is a cross-continental survey of contemporary art and the social issues it engages. Since 2007, the Clark’s library has built an unparalleled collection of editioned works of art, books, posters, publicity materials, and other objects produced for the recurring extravaganza. Art’s Biggest Stage: Collecting the Venice Biennale, 2007–2019 showcases this growing archive and explores the questions of identity, nationhood, and spectacle central to the Biennale.
www.clarkart.edu
www.clarkart.edu
Exhibition
05-07-2019
06-10-2019
— Gelitin & Liam Gillick
Stinking Dawn is an exhibition in the form of a production process for a full-length feature film by Gelatin and Liam Gillick. The collaboratively developed and improvised experimental film will examine the limits of human tolerance in the face of oppression, political crisis and excessive self-delusion. It follows the destiny of four privileged young people who grow up at a time of crisis and move through various stages of development and self-reflection towards a final moment of collapse.
www.kunstmuseenkrefeld.de
www.kunstmuseenkrefeld.de
Exhibition
08-07-2019
26-01-2020
— Andrea Zittel
Living and dwelling go hand in hand. Countless different forms of domestic interiors are situated between the beautiful living environments featured in lifestyle magazines and public housing, between individual home design and visionary social models. In the late 1920s, the international star architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969) designed Haus Lange and Haus Esters in Krefeld, two villas that merge the personal style of their inhabitants and the architect’s own utopian aspirations.
www.kunstmuseenkrefeld.de
www.kunstmuseenkrefeld.de
Event
26-07-2019
28-07-2019
— Doug Aitken
In July 2019 Doug Aitken will present NEW HORIZON, a multifaceted art event that challenges the notion of art in the 21st-century. The project is composed of a series of live events across the state of Massachusetts, centered around a stunning reflective hot air balloon and gondola.
www.thetrustees.org
www.thetrustees.org
Exhibition
17-05-2019
15-09-2019
— Matthew Monacan
The Amsterdam Sculpture Biennial will present an experience exhibition featuring more than 60 figurative sculptures and spatial installation art. The heart of the exhibition lies in Berlage’s monumental Plan Zuid area with its leafy avenues Apollolaan and Minervalaan. This green space will serve as a backdrop for the theatrical grouping of modern and contemporary figurative sculptures which will be interspersed with interactive spatial installations.
www.artzuid.nl
www.artzuid.nl
Exhibition
17-05-2019
23-09-2019
— Yan Pei-Ming
Entitled L'Homme qui Pleure (The Man who Cries), this exhibit explores the emotions and turmoil felt by the artist when faced with the brutality of the world, paired with the pain he suffers as he confronts intimate, family drama, displaying more than 50 pieces along the walls of the new museum.
www.beaux-arts.dijon.fr
www.beaux-arts.dijon.fr
Exhibition
27-04-2019
01-09-2019
— Curated by Elmgreen & Dragset
A safe and friendly place? Or an eerie setting capable of driving you mad? In this new art project, artists Elmgreen & Dragset challenge our habitual ideas about "home". Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have a long-held fascination with the work of the painter Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864–1916). Famous for his iconic scenes of semi-empty rooms, Hammershøi is often described as an artist who is preoccupied with the familiar, the intimate and the homelike.
www.smk.dk
www.smk.dk
Exhibition
21-07-2019
01-12-2019
— Sanford Biggers
A flower’s life cycle of budding, blooming and pollinating, as well as its process of decay, strongly echoes the human condition. The exhibition Figuring the Floral features artists who apply this symbolism to their work—touching on race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, aging and other facets of identity. Reflecting on the site-specificity of these works exhibited amid the flourishing gardens of Wave Hill, Curator of Visual Arts Eileen Jeng Lynch notes how the exhibition is enhanced by the visible and tangible connections with flora on the grounds.
www.wavehill.org
www.wavehill.org
