This year's Carnegie International will feature 61 artists, including Jasleen Kaur and Li Yi-Fan

""This International emerged through sustained relationships rather than a single curatorial framework," the curators said in a joint statement. "Projects developed through extended exchanges with artists, writers and collaborators-often over several years-allow works to evolve in response to specific sites, contexts and forms of knowledge. This process shaped an exhibition attentive to how ideas move across places, disciplines and histories as they take form in the present.""

"Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art has revealed the 61 artists and collectives who will participate in its 59th Carnegie International (2 May-3 January 2027). Curated by Carnegie Museum of Art's Ryan Inouye and Liz Park, and Danielle A. Jackson of Artists Space in New York, this year's exhibition is titled If the word we, reflecting a spirit of collaboration and community that transcends national borders. Featured works will span a wide variety of media-painting, photography, sculpture, installation, video, performance and theatre."

"The newly announced participants include the Benin-born octogenarian conceptual artist Georges Adéagbo, the Montreal-based Inuk artist asinnajaq, the South African artist Dineo Seshee Bopape, the Korean artists Chung Seoyoung and Hong Lee Hyunsook, the Norway-based Sámi artist and architect Joar Nango, the Palestinian artist Khalil Rabah, the Argentina-based Wichí women artists collective Silät, the Japanese artist Reina Sugihara and the Zurich- and"

The 59th Carnegie International will run from 2 May to 3 January 2027 and presents 61 artists and collectives, including a record 36 newly commissioned works. Curated by Ryan Inouye, Liz Park and Danielle A. Jackson, the exhibition is titled If the word we, and emphasizes collaboration and community across national borders. Featured works will include painting, photography, sculpture, installation, video, performance and theatre. Projects were developed through sustained relationships and extended exchanges with artists, writers and collaborators, often over several years, enabling works to evolve in response to specific sites, contexts and forms of knowledge. Notable participants include Jasleen Kaur, Li Yi-Fan and several Indigenous and international artists and collectives.

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