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Antunes’ edition consists of six porcelain objects, wrapped in a customized textile case and inspired by the custom-made tools of Günter Löscher, the manufactory’s chief casting workshop.

Annette Messager will be in conversation with Catherine Grenier, the Director of the Giacometti Foundation on 9 November 2019 at 6:30 pm.

William Kentridge's Midnight Moment, To What End? incorporates text and imagery from a chamber opera he conceived and created, Waiting for the Sibyl (2019).

Eija-Liisa Ahtila will participate in the Very First Sensorium of Artistic Research at the Finnish Cultural Institute in Paris on November 30.

Tacita Dean’s 35mm double Cinemascope film work, Antigone, from 2018 will be featured.

The Oude Kerk presents Poems for Earthlings, an extensive and site-specific installation by artist Adrián Villar Rojas.

'Lapsus Exposure, 1992–94,' the second in a trilogy by James Coleman, is one of Coleman's most important slide projection installations, for which he is widely recognised.

This vast presentation reveals the magnitude and ambition of an artist marked by his history and a half-century of questioning on the role and voice of the artist in our societies.

Explored through the vehicle of the traditional school class photograph, this vast new art work is one of the most ambitious portraits of children ever undertaken in the UK.

Nairy Baghramian and Maria Hassabi present Entre Deux Actes (Ménage à Quatre), an installation and live performances inhabiting two floors of a Fifth Avenue townhouse originally built in 1906.

This mid-career survey unites approximately 30 paintings with 32 works on paper dating from 1996 to the present.

The exhibition Sterne und Granit, designed by Sabine Moritz for the Kunsthalle Rostock, is her first solo exhibition in a museum in East Germany, the country of her origin.

The exhibition explores the effects of these wars on artists based in Iraq and its diasporas, as well as responses to the war from artists in the West.

TIFF Wavelengths programmer Andréa Picard and longtime Akerman collaborator Claire Atherton curate this tribute to the late Belgian master, whose work has become a cornerstone of cinematic modernism, minimalism, and feminism.

Conceived as a harmonious composition of light, energy, and sound, “….the Illuminating Gas” is the largest-ever solo exhibition by Cerith Wyn Evans and it presents a selection of 25 works consisting of...

Original music by Steve Reich and digital visuals algorithmically derived from Gerhard Richter’s paintings converge in a one-night performance. The European premiere of Reich/Richter takes place at the Barbican Hall in London.

Hiroshi Sugimoto presents a bold, contemporary interpretation of the classic drama using Bunraku puppet theater with music by Seiji Tsurusawa and video by Tabaimo and Sugimoto.

Franz Schubert’s set of 24 songs about a wayfarer traversing a frozen landscape, mourning his lost love, serves as the soundtrack to William Kentridge’s rendition of Winterreise, which focuses on the suffering...

This exhibition is a retrospective of the work of Christian Boltanski, who has dealt with the themes of history, memory, death and absence from the late 1960s to the present.

During FIAC this year, the Palais d’Iéna – the French economic, social and environmental Council has invited Giuseppe Penone to exhibit his work in its great hypostyle hall. For his first exhibition...