June 29–September 4, 2022
EBB & Neïl Beloufa: Pandemic Pandemonium
Screen Talk—Cheat Island—Console of Quiz—Press Key Port—Hand of Vengeance—Tax Haven Roulette—Souvenir Shop: these are the various stations of Pandemic Pandemonium. In actuality, the entire exhibition functions as a sort of walk-on game board. As you move from area to area, gathering information and hints for quiz questions and other…
June 24–September 18, 2022
Ugo Rondinone will be the subject of the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt's first significant survey exhibition in Germany (b. 1964). The Swiss artist, one of the most well-known of his generation internationally, is featured in LIFE TIME with some of his most important paintings, sculptures, and videos. He gives commonplace elements and phenomena…
June 25–September 4, 2022
Two large solo exhibits of the work of the artists Anita Leisz and Yalda Afsah will be featured in the summer 2022 program at HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark. Intricate new creations and publications by the various artists are shown in both presentations.
Anita Leisz
Anita Leisz's sculptures, objects, and installations frequently reference industrialism, non-figurative…
June 22–August 14, 2022
In this exhibition, three well-known and highly regarded artists—Kirsten Ortwed, Rosemarie Trockel, and Lawrence Weiner—each of whom has contributed in their own special way to defining what we understand as contemporary art—intertwine fluid Mexican onyx, altered digital prints, and text-based works scaled to fit the urban space.
In the series Elective Affinities, which…
July 6, 2022–January 15, 2023
The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is proud to offer Yayoi Kusama: DANCING LIGHTS THAT FLEW UP TO THE UNIVERSE in honor of its 15th anniversary.
Yayoi Kusama, who was born in Matsumoto, Japan, in 1929, is one of the most well-known living modern artists today. She has created painting, sculpture, installation,…
June 4–October 3, 2022
On June 4, 2022, the 15th edition of the Fellbach Triennial of Small Sculpture will commence, bringing together around 50 artistic positions. Curator Elke aus dem Moore's exhibition, The Vibration of Things, poses fundamental concerns about our current situation—questions that are crucial to our coexistence on this planet. Artistic viewpoints are provided…
June 11–August 14, 2022
The Kunsthalle Düsseldorf is running two shows at the same time: City Limits and Conrad Schnitzler: Sometimes it gets out of hand and transforms into music.
The exhibition City Limits showcases the work of three artists: Yael Efrati (Israel, 1978), Asta Gröting (Germany, 1961), and Monika Sosnowska (Poland, 1972), all of whom are…
June 10–September 30, 2022
Opening: June 9, 6–10pm
Villa La Grange, Parc La Grange
The Geneva Biennale—Sculpture Garden, now in its third year, focuses on contemporary artists who examine our interactions with others and ourselves in an increasingly uncertain environment. More than 30 artists from Brazil, Germany, Kuwait, the United States, Belgium, Senegal, and Mexico have collected around…
June 8–July 30, 2022
Geles Cabrera: Museo Escultórico examines the legacy of Mexican sculptor Geles Cabrera by displaying a collection of works created over the artist's 40-year career, as well as archive materials. Her work is defined by a fascination with the human body, which she investigates and challenges in terms of its limits and meanings.…
Auf dem Asphalt botanisieren gehen
April 30–July 30, 2022
Lena Henke creates sculptures and installations that intricately recreate histories of modernism, design, and urban planning throughout her career. Her exploration of the physical places in which she lives, works, and exhibits her artworks begins with research into the physical spaces in which she lives, works, and exhibits…