Our galleries in Milan Belgioioso and Milan Lombardia will be closed from Saturday April 20 to Monday April 22 and from Thursday April 25 to Sunday April 28, 2019.
Our galleries in London and Hong Kong will be closed from Friday April 19 to Monday April 22, 2019.
News
20-04-2019
28-04-2019
Massimo De Carlo, Milan, London
— Gallery closures
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.
Rebuild-foundation.org
Now on view at Stony Island Arts Bank in Chicago.
Rebuild-foundation.org
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
24-04-2019
22-06-2019
— Olivier Mosset
John Armleder brings together pioneers of the Swiss art scene since the sixties, adhering to the epitome of primary abstraction and graphic geometry that originated in Switzerland in the second half of the century, with international artists working in the wake of this tradition, appropriating this heritage in their own, free and eclectic manner.
www.fondationcab.com
www.fondationcab.com
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
01-03-2019
28-04-2019
— Lee Kit
Originating in his interest in everyday experiences and emotions, in his installations, Lee makes frequent use of ordinary daily items. His installation appears serene and quiet at first glance, yet it also represents a critical statement on the inherent tensions and contradictions of modern life. Lee Kit’s first solo exhibition in South Korea, Resonance of a sad smile, is based on his feelings experienced while visiting Seoul over the past several years. Expressing his ideas about the city’s lives, people, and history, it consists mostly of new works created for the exhibition.
www.artsonje.org
www.artsonje.org
Exhibition
08-03-2019
05-05-2019
— Lee Kit
Honolulu Biennial, an international contemporary art exhibition that brings together artists from Hawaiʻi, the Pacific, Asia and the Americas, will run from March 8 – May 5, 2019 at ten locations throughout Honolulu. Come explore contemporary art connected by the Pacific from 47 artists and art collectives and enjoy public programing to include art-making workshops, artist talks, dance performances, films, fashion shows, and live music.
www.honolulubiennial.org
www.honolulubiennial.org
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
21-03-2019
10-06-2019
— Liu Xiaodong
Louisiana’s exhibition is the result of the impressions Liu Xiaodong took home with him after a journey to Greenland in 2017. In Uummannaq he met local residents and not least the children from a orphanage – the world’s northernmost. The exhibition UUMMANNAQ, installed in the museum’s Column Gallery, shows around 12 paintings, 18 ink drawings and a few entries from the artist’s diary.
www.louisiana.dk
www.louisiana.dk
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
23-03-2019
08-06-2019
— Matt Mullican
Since 1970 Matt Mullican has been interested in models to explain the world, developing a complex system of symbols, pictograms and colors that works as a means to understand the very structure of the world.
www.nc-arte.org
www.nc-arte.org
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
29-03-2019
30-06-2019
— Carsten Höller
For the first time in Mexico, the Tamayo Museum presents a solo exhibition by Carsten Höller. Sunday focuses on two main arguments: decision-making and perception through the idea of hallucinations.
www.museotamayo.org
www.museotamayo.org
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
20-10-2018
28-04-2019
— Monster Chetwynd
NOW is a series of contemporary art exhibitions displayed across the ground floor at Modern One. At the centre of the fourth instalment is a major survey of work by the Turner Prize nominated artist Monster Chetwynd.
www.nationalgalleries.org
www.nationalgalleries.org
Exhibition
16-11-2018
14-04-2019
— Elmgreen & Dragset
National Gallery Singapore and ArtScience Museum are collaborating for the first time to present the region’s first exhibition focusing on Minimalism. Led by the Gallery and set across these two sites, over 150 works will explore the history and legacy of this groundbreaking art movement, which continues to influence a wide range of art forms and practitioners across the world today.
www.nationalgallery.sg
www.nationalgallery.sg
