New York

Regina José Galindo

On the opening night of her ten-year survey and first solo exhibition in New York, Guatemalan artist Regina José Galindo premiered a new performance for “Crisis,” a series she

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Rome

Ariel Orozco

Ariel Orozco’s first solo exhibition in Italy encompasses various socioeconomic concerns with objects and images that subvert the viewer’s initial impressions. While the artist

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London

Olivia Plender

The weighty topic of national identity is dealt with in Olivia Plender’s new works on view in “AADIEU ADIEU APA (Goodbye Goodbye Father).” The artist’s concerns are multifa

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New York

Emily Jacir

Famous aviatrixes stand you up, passenger planes mysteriously vanish midflight, and the elegant aerodrome is eventually stormed and conquered by hostile forces. Emily Jacir’s dep

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Berlin

Mat Collishaw

“Submission” is the name of Mat Collishaw’s first solo exhibition in Berlin, and the work on display assigns Collishaw’s subservience to the altar of art history. Collishaw

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Brussels

Ann Veronica Janssens

Following solo exhibitions by noted international artists such as Mike Kelley, Yayoi Kusama, and Dan Perjovschi, it now seems that the two-and-a-half-year-old art center in Wiels,

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New York

T. V. Santhosh

Jean Baudrillard wrote three articles between January and March of 1991, arguing that the first Gulf War “did not take place.” He noted that the new era of war fighting—its p

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Luxembourg City

“sk-interfaces”

A renewed interest in the human body in contemporary art is interwoven with the emergence of epistemic perspectives that call into question ontological and metaphysical distinction

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San Francisco

Bessma Khalaf

In two of the three videos that compose “You’re Not There,” Bessma Khalaf’s first solo exhibition at this gallery, the artist shares—through precise actions—an extremel

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London

John Latham

Perhaps best known for chewing up and spitting out a copy of Clement Greenberg’s 1961 book Art and Culture in 1966, John Latham (1921–2006) also produced a body of paintings wi

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Memphis

Greely Myatt

To mark Greely Myatt’s twentieth year working and teaching in Memphis, his work is featured in nine venues around the city for nearly four months. This proliferation of exhibitio

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Berlin

Alicja Kwade

Three works summon a powerful sense of the uncanny in Alicja Kwade’s latest exhibition, “Border Cases of Fundamental Theories.” The Polish-born, Berlin-based artist’s pair

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