NANZUKA is pleased to announce "Lisi," the solo exhibition by Romanian-born artist Serban Ionescu. Known for his outdoor sculptures, Ionescu's distinctive lines are the result of intensive drawing practice, characterized by vibrant colors and cartoon-like gestures.

June 7 - July 7, 2024

Lévy Gorvy Dayan is excited to announce the exhition by Joel Mesler entitled “Kitchens are good rooms to cry in”. Mesler examines and shares his personal journey from his youth in Los Angeles to the present day, achieved through an installation in three vignettes, each relating to childhood, adulthood, and midlife

June 6 - July 28, 2024

Titularly, with its citation of the genre of artist monographs, Nicole Eisenman’s exhibition “with, and, of, on Sculpture” explores the artist’s multi-pathed approach to the medium. Between some works in the exhibition, the link is explicit: installed on the ground floor are two figures from Eisenman’s monumental sculptural installation ‘Procession’ (2019)

June 5 - September 21, 2024

Gagosian is pleased to announce “The Body as Matter”, an exhibition of sculpture by Alberto Giacometti, Bruce Nauman, and Pablo Picasso curated by Richard Calvocoressi. The artists have all redefined sculpture—reshaping traditional mediums and pioneering new ones.

June 6 - July 26, 2024

Gagosian is pleased to announce “The Art of the Olympics”, a group exhibition organized in association with the Olympic Museum to celebrate the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024. The museum’s international exhibitions and programs connect people of all ages with the diverse stories, art, history, and culture of the global phenomenon that is the Olympic Games.

June 6 - September 7, 2024

Skarstedt presents the exhibition “Lignes de forces. Éclats de lumière (1945-1949)” by the artist Nicolas de Staël. The aim of this exhibition is to highlight the fundamental importance of these years in understanding the resulting body of work.

July 5 - July 20, 2024

Hauser & Wirth announces the exhibition by the artist Larry Bell. Bell’s understanding of the potential of glass and light allows him to expand visual and physical fields of perception, and his sculptures to surpass traditional bounds of the medium.

June 4 - August 31, 2024

Perrotin announces “Kobayashi Maru”, a new suite of paintings by New York-based Charles Hascoët. Spanning film, anime, and household items, his clear references to these cultural artifacts combined with art historical tropes culminate in domestic stilllife scenes and fantastical tableaus.

June 1 - July 26, 2024

White Cube presents the solo exhibition of Paris-based Korean artist Lee Jin Woo. The result of total submission to an ascetic process engaging mind, body and spirit, the artworks engender a heightened physical awareness and are themselves an embodiment of a sentient, ‘breathing’ presence.

June 1 - September 7, 2024

Perrotin announces “Strangers Welcome”by the artist Johan Creten at the remote Abbaye de Beaulieu-en-Rouergue in France. Creten’s sculptures are a feast for the eyes, with their gestural, virtuosic glazes and sumptuous surfaces that also light up the mind with their enigmatic and inscrutable references.

June 1 - July 26, 2024

Perrotin is pleased to present the exhibition “Psychic Stamina” by the California-based painter Alex Gardner. By inviting viewers to sit on the figure, the artist is asking us to consider what toll our comfort takes on others. This is just one of the many tough questions embedded in his work.

June 1 - July 26, 2024

Hauser & Wirth inaugurate their new gallery in Basel with the exhibition of the artist Vilhelm Hammershøi entitled “Silence“. His remarkably modernist sensibility continues to capture the imaginations of contemporary audiences from beyond his native Denmark, with major international retrospectives and exhibitions over the last 20 years.

June 1 - July 13, 2024

Almine Rech announces Inès Longevial's second solo exhibition entitled “Les Silences du Désir“. Inès Longevial gives life to a giant, a brute yet fragile force, evoking a repressed desire that is expressed through every stroke of paint.

May 31 - July 6, 2024

White Cube presents “Ectopia” by the artist Ilana Savdie. Through her works of acrylic, oil and beeswax, Savdie looks to intersections between the biological world and the folkloric to address modes of adaptation and survival, while challenging encoded binaries such as predator/prey, pleasure/disgust and verity/artifice.

May 31 - July 27, 2024

In a wide-ranging practice spanning four decades, post-war Japanese artist Tetsumi Kudo (1935 –1990) explored the human experience, interrogating the proliferation of mass consumption and the rise of technology. This exhibition brings together a selection of Kudo’s signature cages made between 1966 and 1980.

May 31 - August 31, 2024

KÖNIG GALERIE is pleased to announce the exhibition “TIME WILL NOT WAIT FOR US” by Rachel Garrard. Her work is deeply rooted in extensive research into contemporary science, the fundamental elements of nature, the mathematics of harmonious forms, and the potential energy in material objects.

May 31 - June 29, 2024

Perrotin is pleased to announce “Thresholds” by the artist Marty Schnapf in Asia. The presentation showcases a new series of paintings that delve into the internal shifts experienced when we cross a point beyond which all things will be different.

May 31 - July 6, 2024

Gagosian presents Nan Goldin with the projection “Sisters, Saints, Sibyls”, a series of off-site projects that allows audiences to experience remarkable artworks in unusual contexts. The installation is a visceral, immersive environment, referencing nineteenth-century operating theaters

May 30 - June 23, 2024

The New York-based artist Daniel Turner will present works created from salvaged and recontextualized materials extracted from the Oxnard Generating Station. Turner’s focused examination of the properties of alloys has led to large-scale paintings that utilize copper components extracted from the Oxnard site.

May 30 - August 25, 2024

Skarstedt is delighted to announce “Dangerous Waters”, the solo exhibition by the artist Yuan Fang. The paintings on display illustrate Fang's cerebral exploration of water as both a spatial barrier and a representation of women, providing an intimate insight into the artist's world.

May 30 - July 12, 2024