As part of the latest installation for Art at Amtrak, the cast of characters in each video are based on real people from various moments in history, including World War II and...

William Kentridge presents his new sound installation with projection in Palermo.

On the occasion of “William Kentridge: In Praise of Shadows,” the artist visits the MFAH to discuss his work with Houston-based artist and curator Christopher Blay.

The exhibition surveys 35 years of work.

The winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award 2023 will be presented to William Kentridge at the Animafest Film Festival.

William Kentridge visits UC Berkeley this spring with the US premiere of his latest opera, SIBYL, at Cal Performances and a slate of related events as part of a campus residency.

This selection of photographs and two video installations centers the continent of Africa as a site of extraction, exploitation, and displacement for economic gain.

In February, the Théâtre du Châtelet will present a unique two-part evening by William Kentridge with the chamber opera, 'Waiting for the Sibyl,' and the film, 'The Moment Has Gone.'

William Kentridge’s first monograph presentation at The Broad and his first major exhibition in Los Angeles in two decades will feature more than 130 works.

Six short performances blend dance and live music, developed by South African artists at William Kentridge’s leading center for experimental, collaborative and cross-disciplinary arts.

'An Uncertain Pleasure' is an exhibition that focuses on time and multimedia works of art from the Pierre Huber Collection.

William Kentridge creates a new and immersive world for a solo exhibiton at the Royal Academy of Arts.

The symphony will premiere the topically relevant animated film by William Kentridge, performed to Shostakovich's Tenth Symphony.

Maurizio Cattelan, Pierre Huyghe, William Kentridge, Julie Mehretu, and Yang Fudong participate in a group exhibition looking at the history of human artistic expression.

Amar Kanwar and William Kentridge participate in a group exhibition exemplifying artistic forms of resistance.

In this exhibition, William Kentridge addresses humanity’s selective memory.

Diriyah Biennale Foundation (DBF) presents Saudi Arabia’s first contemporary art biennale. Serving as a platform for global dialogue and exchange, the Biennale cultivates an interactive art experience by bringing together Saudi and...

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...