Exhibitions - Page 7

Alma Allen, a sculptor living in Mexico, will represent the US at the 2026 Venice Biennale. His selection follows a challenging process influenced by new guidelines from the Trump Administration. Allen's pavilion will explore themes of elevation and American excellence.

Mikala Tai, a respected Sydney-based curator, will lead the Tenth TarraWarra Biennial in 2027. This event will be held in Healesville, Australia, from July 31 to November 4.

Art Dubai, postponed due to Iran's conflict, will proceed in a smaller format. Organizers vow to uphold event quality despite challenges posed by regional instability.

Jule Korneffel's artistic journey, initially inspired by Mary Heilmann, has evolved into a distinct exploration of abstraction. Her exhibitions at Spencer Brownstone showcase a transition from joyful palettes to darker, contemplative tones, inviting slow observation and deep engagement with her layered works.

Graphic Rewilding brings Fleeting Opulence to Brookfield Place, transforming the space with vibrant, nature-inspired art. The installation, featuring large-scale flowers and cherry blossoms, is on display until October 2026.

Museums are increasingly recognizing the cultural significance of dance floors, transforming traditional spaces into sites of collective joy and resistance. Exhibitions like "Rave into the Future" challenge conventional narratives, emphasizing the resilience and complexity of rave culture.

Genesis P-Orridge's provocative mail art from the 1970s and '80s is on display in Toronto. The exhibition revisits the artist's early career and influential role in COUM Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle, pioneering experimental and industrial art forms.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will host an exhibition featuring Alberto Giacometti's sculptures within the Temple of Dendur. The show, running from June 12 to September 8, presents a unique blend of modern and ancient art, highlighting Giacometti's fascination with Egyptian sculpture.

Joan Semmel, at 93, continues to captivate with her powerful self-portraits and explorations of female empowerment in art. Her recent exhibitions and new works have rekindled public interest, showcasing her lifelong dedication to challenging artistic norms.

Harry Bertoia's work is enjoying renewed attention in Detroit, highlighted by the rediscovery of a long-lost sculpture and a forthcoming retrospective at Cranbrook Academy of Art. The artist's contributions to mid-century modern design are being celebrated once more.