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World-renowned Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama died in Tokyo on August 14, 2026, at the age of 97, just weeks after the close of her record-breaking exhibition at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne.

The major retrospective in Cologne, which ran from March 14 to August 2, 2026, generated unprecedented hype and attracted more than 450,000 visitors, making it the most successful exhibition in the Museum Ludwig's history. Over 300 works spanning seven decades were on display.

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Whoever is in London and in the mood for art – while also discovering one of the city’s most unusual houses – should put The Cosmic House in Notting Hill on their list. Until 18 December 2026, the house presents a site-specific installation of Isaac Julien’s new moving-image work “All That Changes You. Metamorphosis”.

And the setting could hardly be more fitting. The Cosmic House on Lansdowne Walk was the home of architectural theorist Charles Jencks and Maggie Keswick…

The exhibition may be over, but BURN stays with us. Jan Kuck’s neon installation provides the perfect transition into the Berlin art summer – and a great reason to put Galerie Burster and its programme firmly on the GoSee radar.

Founded by Rita Burster in 2014, Galerie Burster represents emerging national and international positions in contemporary art. Painting meets installation, photography, sculpture, performance and digital media. Alongside its Berlin space on…

A wedding that breaks with tradition: London gallery owner and Soho heiress India Rose James and jazz musician Daniel Vildósola tied the knot in Las Vegas. Daniel Vildósola is a Mexican-American guitarist, composer, and music producer. He lives and works in London.

India Rose James is a British art collector, gallery owner, and one of the most prominent figures in London's creative scene. As the granddaughter of legendary property and entertainment tycoon Paul Raymond (known…

Fire Island is far more than a beach just outside New York City. For almost a century, the narrow barrier island has served as a sanctuary, a place of longing and a creative universe for generations of artists, photographers and queer creatives from around the world. With 'Fire Island Art: 100 Years', a comprehensive new volume now documents the visual history of this extraordinary place.

Edited by John Dempsey, the book traces Fire Island's artistic legacy from the 1930s to…

From June 13 through August 8, 2026, New York-based photographer Ryan McGinley presents his new solo exhibition Night Shift at Deitch in New York. With this new body of work, McGinley returns to the streets of his hometown, expanding his visual language by combining the raw energy of his early photography with the cinematic atmosphere of the city at night.

Photographed between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. from spring through winter 2025, Night Shift takes viewers across all five…

Anish Kapoor, one of the most influential artists of our time, returns to the Hayward Gallery, where he presented his first major British retrospective almost 30 years ago.

Sir Anish Kapoor is one of the world's most influential contemporary sculptors. Born in Mumbai, India, in 1954, he has lived in London since the 1970s. He is known for monumental sculptures in public spaces and for his intense exploration of space, geometry, and perception.

Kapoor's exhibition fills the…

With “Fast ein Paradies – Colonial-Era Photography in Contemporary Art,” the Museum Rietberg presents an exhibition that goes far beyond a traditional museum visit – it is a visual re-reading of history. International artists draw on archives, found materials, and their own visual languages to challenge and reframe colonial narratives. Photography is not treated as a static document, but as an active medium that shapes, shifts, and questions memory.

The exhibition unfolds…

With his solo exhibition VA BENE SENZA RIDERE, Jan Kuck presents a body of work at MAIIIM in Genoa that moves between pop, language, and social analysis. Curated by Virginia Monteverde, neon, sculpture, and text condense into a precisely composed field of tension.

At its core is a present moment that has fallen out of balance. “If we take everything too seriously, we end up taking nothing seriously,” says Kuck. His work responds to a society drifting into the absurd – where…

The F.C. Gundlach Foundation for Photography, together with the publisher Nimbus. Kunst und Bücher, invites guests to the presentation of the new book “Andreas Herzau. Gucken.” on March 21, 2026 at 7 pm in Leipzig.

As part of 'Leipzig liest', Sebastian Lux, director of the F.C. Gundlach Foundation, will be joined by publisher Bernhard Echte, Herzau’s long-time partner Renate Ruhne and his companion Heiko Seibel to discuss the photographic work of Andreas Herzau, who passed…

What is still true today - and what is merely a good story? This is exactly the question Polish artist Weronika Gesicka explores in her project Encyclopaedia. For the book she collects deliberately invented dictionary entries - so-called “fake facts” that editors once smuggled into reference works to detect copyright theft - and translates them into a surreal visual world of manipulated stock photography and AI-generated imagery.

The work is both clever and humorous and…

In Infinity Complex Landscape, Yoshie Itasaka approaches a chapter of history that reaches far beyond mere landscape imagery. The book is a deeply personal, clear-eyed, and empathetic reflection on a country in transition.

Over the course of several years, the photographer traveled throughout Ukraine, encountering places, people, and moments shaped by conflict, loss, and tensions of identity. Through her intimate travel diary, Itasaka seeks to foster a deeper understanding…

The exhibition "In Love with Photography" presents the work of Volker Hinz from a unique perspective. The focus is not on the iconic figures in front of the camera, but on the people behind it. For decades, he met and photographed some of the most influential photographers in the history of photography.

The long-time Stern magazine photographer captured them all on camera – whether at official events or in the intimate setting of their homes: Ansel Adams, Richard Avedon…

Until 3 May 2026, Julia Stoschek Foundation in Berlin presents one of the most extensive solo exhibitions to date by British artist Mark Leckey. Spanning three floors, the exhibition features more than 50 works – from early key pieces from the Julia Stoschek Collection to more recent productions.

Leckey brings together pop and youth culture with medieval visual language, religious iconography and questions surrounding the power of images. Recurring themes include…

For the 28th edition of Paris Photo, Florence Bourgeois (Director) and Anna Planas (Art Director) are bringing new energy to the fair. The focus lies on a more curated structure, a broader global perspective, and a wider definition of photography as an open, interdisciplinary medium.

At its heart once again is the Grand Palais, where established figures and emerging voices meet within curated sectors. The expanded “Voices” program brings together large-scale series, video…

As part of the global PhotoVogue initiative, Vogue Ukraine presents FUTURESPECTIVE – a project that introduces the next generation of Ukrainian photographers to the international stage. After its premiere in Kyiv, the exhibition is now on view at the Saatchi Gallery London (October 23 - November 16, 2025).

The show brings together works by 34 young and emerging Ukrainian photographers, discovered through the Photo Vogue Ukraine Futurespective Open Call and selected by an…