The Vrije Universiteit Brussel will award William Kentridge with an honorary doctorate.

The lecture gives a unique insight into the artist's work and describes the ways in which studio processes can be instructive for looking at universal questions.

Watch William Kentridge in conversation with The Brooklyn Rail's Editor-at-Large Charles Shafaieh.

The works of Lothar Baumgarten and William Kentridge are featured in a group exhibition rethinking the way objects are looked at and understood.

A solo exhibition by William Kentridge of new and recent works, including drawings, works on paper, sculptures, films, and sound and video installations.

The first major exhibition of William Kentridge's 'Universal Archive' series.

The final chapter of this exhibition introduces work by William Kentridge, asking viewers to consider familiar and forgotten historical events.

The ICA presents the US museum premiere of KABOOM! (2018), a multimedia installation by William Kentridge.

William Kentridge co-organizes an exhibition focusing on the drawing aspect of his practice.

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

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...

The first retrospective in France devoted to William Kentridge.

For the special exhibition, 'Unprecedented Times,' Thomas D. Trummer is gathering together artists who are exhibiting works that were created during the corona crisis or beforehand, anticipating the event.

Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à la Librairie Marian Goodman jeudi 20 février de 18h30 à 20h pour le lancement de deux publications sur William Kentridge : - Catalogue de...

William Kentridge brings his visual imagination to Wozzeck, Alban Berg’s operatic masterpiece, set in an apocalyptic pre–World War I environment.

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).

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...

In collaboration with Galerie Marian Goodman, the Museum of Jewish Art and History Paris hosts for three separate works by William Kentridge installed in the grounds of the museum. The works on...

Marian Goodman Gallery congratulates William Kentridge on being named the 2019 Praemium Imperiale International Arts Award Laureate for Painting. He will receive the award on October 18, 2019. The Praemium Imperiale is...

A substantial Kentridge survey has been envisaged as an extended, symbiotic project hosted concurrently over two Cape Town venues: “Why Should I Hesitate? Putting Drawings to Work” at the Zeitz Museum of...

Curated by William Kentridge himself, “That which we do not remember” at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, follows on from his recent solo exhibition at the Art Gallery of New...

Designed in close consultation with the artist, 'A Poem That Is Not Our Own' showcases early graphic art and films from the 1980s and 1990s as well as examples of Kentridge’s more...

William Kentridge transforms 'Wozzeck,' a 20th-century operatic masterpiece, into a must-see meeting of art, opera and theatre at the Sydney Opera House. William Kentridge, directs and illustrates this production, a collaboration between...

The Cushing Gallery at Newport Art Museum in Rhode Island presents Kentridge's animated short film, “Stereoscope.” It is the eighth film of Kentridge’s decade long series focusing on Soho Eckstein, an archetypal...

William Kentridge brings 'More Sweetly Play the Dance,' an immersive, multimedia experience on mortality, emigration, and exile, to the 4th Kochi-Muziris Biennale in Kerala, India.

'A fiercely beautiful historical pageant by the South African artist William Kentridge commemorates a million Africans who died in World War I,' says Jason Farago in The New York Times about 'The...

The City of London’s annual public art program, 'Sculpture in the City', places contemporary art works in unexpected locations, providing a visual juxtaposition to the capital’s insurance district. This year’s edition, the...