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Under a Paper Sky
Under a Paper Sky
Elena Petrova
Night Garden
Night Garden
Sofia Marchetti
Divided Lines
Divided Lines
Sofia Marchetti
Morning Light
Morning Light
Amara Okafor
Slow River
Slow River
Pieter van Dam
Golden Hour
Golden Hour
Yuki Tanaka
Terra
Terra
Yuki Tanaka
Interval
Interval
Yuki Tanaka
Echoes II
Echoes II
Yuki Tanaka
Roots and Wires
Roots and Wires
Yuki Tanaka
The Waiting Room
The Waiting Room
Diego Ramírez
Terra
Terra
Hannah Meyer

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Yuki Tanaka
Kyoto, Japan

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We Emerge Stronger sculpture commission opens to artists — Art Dubai
Art fair
We Emerge Stronger sculpture commission opens to artists — Art Dubai

Major permanent public commission for HUNA Sculpture Park seeks UAE-based, regional and international artists responding to themes of resilience through material, form, scale and interaction.

Art Cologne 59th edition confirmed for November 2026 — Art Cologne
Art fair
Art Cologne 59th edition confirmed for November 2026 — Art Cologne

The world's oldest art fair returns to Cologne November 5-8, 2026, showcasing modern and contemporary art across paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations and digital works.

Kumu turns twenty and lets Kristi Kongi paint the whole building
Museum & gallery
Kumu turns twenty and lets Kristi Kongi paint the whole building

Colour leaves the canvas and runs across the floor, walls, windows and courtyard of Estonia's biggest museum.

Last weeks for Ancient Egypt in Hong Kong — and one late-night opening
Museum & gallery
Last weeks for Ancient Egypt in Hong Kong — and one late-night opening

The Hong Kong Palace Museum's Egyptian loans close on 31 August, with longer summer hours and an after-hours evening on 19 August.

Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty
Museum & gallery
Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty

Bozar follows its exhibition on love with one on physical beauty — and refuses to moralise about it.

Terminal Piece: mumok turns five floors into a play
Museum & gallery
Terminal Piece: mumok turns five floors into a play

Kate Millett said she had to build the work because it could not be written. Vienna's museum of modern art takes her at her word.

Museum & gallery
Klimt's The Kiss, rebuilt in LEGO — and it is the biggest one yet

The Belvedere and the LEGO Group turn the most famous embrace in art history into the largest LEGO Art Masterpiece ever made.

Melbourne: the Triennial returns, and the whole building gives way to it
Museum & gallery
Melbourne: the Triennial returns, and the whole building gives way to it

Jenny Holzer, Wolfgang Tillmans, Zanele Muholi and Ocean Vuong headline the fourth NGV Triennial — free to visit, as always.

Copenhagen: 88 galleries, a sculpture garden and an inflatable
Art fair
Copenhagen: 88 galleries, a sculpture garden and an inflatable

Enter Art Fair returns to the Lokomotivværkstedet from 27 to 30 August with 88 galleries, performances among the sculptures and a curated look at new German art.

Art Basel 2026: works held back for the opening hour
Art fair
Art Basel 2026: works held back for the opening hour

The Basel fair introduces Basel Exclusive — major works kept out of every preview until the doors open — alongside 59 Unlimited projects and art across the city.

Buenos Aires: Malba turns 25 and swallows a legendary collection
Museum & gallery
Buenos Aires: Malba turns 25 and swallows a legendary collection

The Argentine museum celebrates its anniversary on 21 September — and arrives there with the Daros Latinamerica Collection, one of the most important holdings of Latin American art anywhere.

Svend Wiig Hansen – Walking, falling, standing — ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum
Museum & gallery
Svend Wiig Hansen – Walking, falling, standing — ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum

The Danish sculptor's raw, monumental human figures — bodies caught between collapse and defiance.

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