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Pierre Huyghe's 2003 film, 'Streamside Day,' is among the multimedia works selected for an exhibition in which silence, reflection and contemplation play a central role.

Steve McQueen's 'Mangrove' will be the opening film of the 64th BFI London Film Festival, making its European premiere.

Maurizio Cattelan, William Kentridge, Annette Messager, and Giuseppe Penone participate in an exhibition of drawings at The Drawing Center.

The Clark Art Institute commissioned Nairy Baghramian, among others, to create new works of art in active dialogue with its 140-acre campus.

Nairy Baghramian has been nominated for this year's Hugo Boss Prize, an honor of outstanding achievement in contemporary art.

Adrián Villar Rojas has been nominated for this year's Hugo Boss Prize, an honor of outstanding achievement in contemporary art.

Pierre Huyghe’s 2009 film, 'The Host and the Cloud,' will be screened at MOCO Montpellier as part of a group exhibition.

Nan Goldin has created two new works for a group exhibition at MCA Denver.

The first exhibition to focus extensively on Gerhard Richter's landscapes.

An-My Lê participates in a virtual exhibition exploring how history is marked and mediated through photographic representations of power in public spaces.

A large-scale work by John Baldessari and a new work developed for the exhibition by Tino Sehgal are brought into dialogue with the music and persona of Beethoven.

Leonor Antunes has been commissioned by The Box to install a permanent work in St Luke’s.

Tacita Dean participates in a group show of sound-based projects.

An exhibition of Steve McQueen's 'Remember Me' (2016) will be on view at the Wexner Center for the Arts.

The exhibition brings together around 20 French and international artists across different generations, spotlighting around 60 works—many of which have never been on display at the Fondation.

TIME named Julie Mehretu to the 2020 TIME 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

Pierre Huyghe's 1998 film, 'Sleeptalking,' will be screened at the Convent of the Cômerie in Marseille, France, for John Giorno Poetry Day.

Steve McQueen's 'Lovers Rock' will be the opening night film of the 58th New York Film Festival, making its World Premiere.

Johannes Vermeer Award 2020 goes to Rineke Dijkstra.

Tacita Dean's 16mm film, 'The Green Ray' (2001), will be screened at Wesleyan University as part of a group exhibition.

Tony Cragg presents seven sculptures at the St. Agnes church in Cologne.

Giuseppe Penone's 'Ideas of Stone,' 2008, will be installed in early fall.

For the summer of 2020, MACRO presents 'TRACCE / TRACES,' an exhibition by Lawrence Weiner.

Co-curated by Tino Sehgal, 'Down to Earth' is both an exhibition and an unplugged program exploring climate policy.

By turns poetic, adventurous and thought-provoking, this group exhibition explores our relationship with trees and forests. Whether exploring the way that trees – with lifespans much longer than our own – challenge...

Through the unique ideas and actions of 15 artists, including Anri Sala, '2020+' attempts to open a multi-dimensional space for understanding.

The Mori Art Museum showcases six artists, including Hiroshi Sugimoto, whose careers propelled them beyond the confines of Japan during the post-WWII rapid economic growth period.

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.

Lawrence Weiner's text-based work, SHELLS USED TO BUILD ROADS POURED UPON SHELLS USED TO PAY THE WAY, AT THE LEVEL OF THE SEA (2008), can be seen on the façade.

This is the first museum presentation devoted to James Welling's 'Choreograph' series.