#art-exhibition

#art-exhibition

Spyros Rennt's exhibition 'To Kiss Against the Fire' explores intimacy and queerness through an eight-year artistic journey.

Wendell Gladstone's exhibition, Lover's Knot, explores intimacy through intertwined figures, emphasizing love's transformative and binding qualities.

Do Ho Suh's exhibition at Tate Modern examines themes of space, memory, and identity through immersive art installations.

Joshua Vides' Check Engine Light exhibition in New York City blurs the lines between art, lifestyle, and car culture in a unique immersive experience.

The National Gallery in London is hosting a unique overnight sleepover for its 200th anniversary, offering a private experience in an art-filled environment.

The National Gallery's first major rehang since 1991 opens on May 10, showcasing nearly 40% of its collection.

Robbie Williams' exhibition blends humor with introspection, showcasing his artistic expression and challenging celebrity norms.

Radical Honesty reflects Robbie's self-view and relationship with pop culture through diverse artworks.

Pat McCarthy's exhibition 'Vessels of Experience' merges art, agriculture, and personal narrative through sculpture inspired by his farm experience.

Kennedy Yanko's exhibition presents a unique fusion of crushed metal and paint skins, showcasing a balance of weight and air, beauty and sadness.

Thomas Schütte's exhibition 'Genealogies' presents human struggles through sculptures and drawings, highlighting emotional depth and the artist's enduring themes.

Eli McMullen's 'Sleep Walk' exhibition invites viewers into dreamlike landscapes, blending memory, emotion, and the supernatural.

Casey Weldon's 'Old Haunt' exhibition explores social themes through personal anecdotes and vibrant artwork.

The Photography Show is a unique exhibition featuring both classic and contemporary photography, with events like artist talks and rare publications.

David Hockney's expansive retrospective exhibition showcases his artistic evolution from 1955 to 2025, signaling Paris's resurgence as an art capital.

The exhibition 'And Then There Was Everything' explores interconnected narratives of nature through diverse artistic mediums.

The 'Erotic City' exhibition presents over 40 artists exploring themes of pleasure and humor through diverse artistic expressions.

Italy launches its first major graffiti exhibition, showcasing a layered history and evolution of the art form.

The exhibition features over 60 influential graffiti artists, bridging the gap between street art and contemporary art.

Rashid Johnson's exhibition transcends traditional definitions of art, blending history and culture into a living experience that reflects the growth of contemporary art.

Do Ho Suh's exhibition probes the complex idea of home as a multifaceted concept linked to identity and belonging.

Francesca Woodman's work offers a powerful exploration of identity and self-image, deeply resonating with contemporary audiences.

Gonzalo Garcia's work explores the interplay of identity, culture, and history through the body as a site of memory and transformation.

Meghann Stephenson's exhibition explores the complexities of girlhood and identity through reflective art, drawing from cultural references and personal experiences.

The 2025 Met Gala honors Black Dandyism through fashion that reflects cultural history and self-expression over centuries.

The exhibition 'Project a Black Planet' reimagines Black cultural identity and artistic expression through the lens of Pan-Africanism.

Isaac Julien's retrospective at the de Young reveals his unique artistic exploration of cultural identity and history through video installations.

EXPO CHICAGO 2025 features emerging West African artists, Tariq Oliver and Kwaku Osei Owusu Achim, exploring identity through art.

The Age of Ceremony exhibition explores the human condition through intimate art, emphasizing self-reflection and cultural identity.

Von Freyburg's work redefines fabric art by merging female identity themes with historical European painting influences.

Her exhibition critiques societal expectations on women while celebrating sensuality and freedom.

Robin F. Williams’ exhibition at Pace Prints explores gendered emotions through b-movie horror themes, enhancing the dialogue between printmaking and painting.

McCartney's exhibition reveals rare photographs of Lennon during Beatlemania, highlighting previously unseen artistic qualities.

Barbara Mensch's exhibition connects the story of the Brooklyn Bridge's designer with the immigrant experience through powerful photography.

Michael Kenna's exhibition in Hong Kong showcases his deep connection with Japan through over four decades of stunning photography.

The Lombard showcases radical photography in a traditional Kyoto setting, transforming guest experiences through intimate ambiance and unique art.

The exhibition illustrates the elegant yet stratified Edwardian era, showcasing societal transitions and royal opulence.

The Edwardians: Age of Elegance exhibition showcases over 300 items from the Edwardian era, highlighting previously unseen treasures.

Curator Kathryn Jones explored royal homes to compile significant artistic and cultural artifacts from the Edwardian age.

The Brooklyn Museum's exhibition "Breaking the Mold" celebrates 200 years of artistic legacy through diverse narratives and collections.

The Brooklyn Museum's exhibition 'Breaking the Mold' celebrates its 200th anniversary, highlighting its rich collection and the diverse narratives of Brooklyn's artistic history.

Lismore Castle merges art, history, and nature, celebrated as a cabinet of curiosities with a contemporary exhibition theme.

The 20th anniversary of Lismore Castle Arts coincides with a unique exhibition on kunstkammer.