Exhibitions - Page 11

David Novros's exhibition at Paula Cooper reimagines painting as site-specific, 'portable murals' that incorporate the wall into the artwork. His intricate panel paintings and watercolors engage with light and space, inviting viewers to explore their layers and textures in a museum-worthy display.

Artists reflect on their unique studio environments, blending painting with dance and public interaction. From a historic yarn factory in Leipzig to a public-facing space in Oregon, discover how these settings shape their creative processes.

In Kyoung Chun's work bridges painting and installation, inviting viewers into spaces that challenge perceptions and foster belonging. Her exhibition is on display at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art until July 25, 2026.

A rare portrait by Wifredo Lam, “Portrait of a Boy,” has joined the Hispanic Society Museum and Library's collection. This marks the first Cuban artist's work in the institution's permanent collection, offering a fresh narrative of Lam's early career and artistic influences.

Albrecht Dürer's 'Triumphal Arch,' commissioned by Maximilian I in 1512, will soon be stored indefinitely at the NYPL due to its fragility. The print is a masterpiece of imperial propaganda, showcasing Maximilian's lineage and military exploits. This could be the last chance

John Yau reflects on Jasper Johns's innovative art as an exhibition at Gagosian highlights his 1970s work. Despite his achievements, Johns's love for art endures. Other stories include a new acquisition by the Hispanic Society and the history of dice.

Jasper Johns’ exhibition at Gagosian, Between the Clock and the Bed, showcases his exploration of familiar themes through deliberate transformation. Using encaustic and crosshatch techniques, Johns reflects on mortality and the fleeting nature of art and existence.

Kengo Kuma and Associates, based in Tokyo, will design a major new extension for the National Gallery in London. This project aims to seamlessly blend contemporary design with the gallery's historic architecture.

The Centre Pompidou is expanding to Seoul, opening a new site in June with the Hanwha Foundation of Culture. This partnership aims to enhance cultural exchange and global reach.

Hong Kong Art Week 2026 highlighted the city's role as a regional art hub, featuring Art Basel Hong Kong, M+, and Tai Kwun. The event showcased global and local art, captivating audiences and affirming Hong Kong's place in the art world.