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Hassan Sharif and Regina Silveira: Between Perception and the World, Installation view, Alexander Gray Associates, Germantown (2021-2022).

Hassan Sharif and Regina Silveira: Between Perception and the World. Alexander Gray Associates

Alexander Gray Associates, Germantown presents Between Perception and the World, a two-person exhibition of work by Hassan Sharif (1951–2016) and Regina Silveira (b.1939) opening today,

Alicja Kwade, Silent Matter, 2019 © Alicja Kwade, courtesy of KÖNIG GALERIE

Alicja Kwade in Seoul. Pace Gallery

This double exhibition at our Seoul gallery and KÖNIG SEOUL showcases more than 30 of the latest works by Alicja Kwade. The works featured in the artist’s

Carrie Mae Weems – The Shape of Things at the Park Avenue Armory. Jack Shainman Gallery

We are thrilled to celebrate Carrie Mae Weems‘s monumental exhibition The Shape of Things, now on view at the Park Avenue Armory through December 31. The

René Magritte (1898 – 1967), Torse nu dans les nuages . Oil on canvas, signed ‘Magritte’ (lower left), 28 1?2 x 24 in (71.4 x 61 cm). Painted circa 1937. Sold for $9,978,312

René Magritte Masterpiece Achieves $9.9M at Bonhams New York

New York – René Magritte’s Torse nu dans les nuages (circa. 1937) achieved $9,978,312 at Bonhams white glove sale of The Collection of Amalia de Schulthess today (Tuesday, December 7), in New York. The work,

Annie Leibovitz. The Early Years 1970 – 1983 and Wonderland. Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong

Over four decades Annie Leibovitz’s unique photographic language has dovetailed with – and advanced – the medium’s evolution as a force for art making.

William Kentridge. Courtesy the artist Photo: Marc Shoul

William Kentridge. Weigh All Tears. Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong

In work made over the past five decades, William Kentridge has recorded and reconfigured history – responding to the past as it ineluctably shapes

Art Is. . . (Girl Pointing), 1983/2009, C-print, 22 1/8 x 27 1/8 x 1 5/8 in framed (56.2 x 68.9 x 4.1 cm framed), edition of 8 plus 1 AP

Lorraine O’Grady Retrospective at the Weatherspoon Art Museum

Alexander Gray Associates announces Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And, a retrospective of the artist’s work in performance, conceptual, and feminist art, will be on view at the

Mitsutoshi Hanaga, Matsuzawa Yutaka's Psi Room in Shimo Suwa, 1969. © Mitsutoshi Hanaga. Courtesy of Mitsutoshi Hanaga Project Committee.

Yutaka Matsuzawa: Vanishing in the Wilderness. Empty Gallery

Empty Gallery is pleased to present Yutaka Matsuzawa: Vanishing in the Wilderness. Co-curated by Alan Longino and Reiko Tomii, and realized with the generous assistance

Frederick Kiesler, “David”, 1964-1965. Bronze, wood, silver, steel. Overall: 88 1/2 x 72 x 72 inches 225 x 183 x 183 cm

Frederick Kiesler’s “David” at Michael Werner, East Hampton. New York

For winter, Michael Werner Gallery in East Hampton will present David, the most important sculpture by visionary Austro-American artist, architect, and theoretician Frederick Kiesler (1890-1965).

Iconic Banksy Painting Revealed as Particle’s First Addition to Their Collection — Making Ownership Available Digitally Through NFTS

NEW YORK – DECEMBER 01, 2021 – Particle, a company with deep roots in the worlds of art and technology, is launching its platform with

Amer Kobaslija, Scarecrow with Ducks, 2021. Oil on unstretched canvas with grommets, 81 x 61 inches.

Amer Kobaslija: ‘In Passing’. George Adams Gallery

We are pleased to announce In Passing, Amer Kobaslija’s eighth solo exhibition with the gallery since 2006. The exhibition, featuring paintings ranging in scale from

Installation view, Yoshitomo Nara: Pinacoteca, Nov 26, 2021 – Jan 15, 2022, Pace Gallery, London © Yoshitomo Nara

Yoshitomo Nara in London. Pace Gallery

This landmark solo exhibition from Yoshitomo Nara is anchored by a major new installation, Pinacoteca 2021, and a diverse range of recent paintings, sculpture, and works

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