Maiden voyages of never-built ships
Technical drawing meets abstracted painting: inspired by historical yacht designs, Christine Keruth has developed a unique series of works. Her solo exhibition ghostly ships at wannsee can be seen from April 12 at the Vorona Galerie in Berlin.
Groundbreaking photographic work with a focus on Bayard
On April 9, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles opens two thematically related exhibitions: Nineteenth-Century Photography Now introduces current explorations of the beginnings of photography by contemporary artists, while Hippolyte Bayard: A Persistant Pioneer takes a closer look at a lesser-known innovator.
The invisible in art
Works of art depict and interpret scientific phenomena: US-American Liliane Lijn has been combining art and science for six decades. From April 5, Haus der Kunst in Munich will be presenting Liliane Lijn. Arise Alive will provide an overview of her work.
Alternative past and possible future
In her first major museum exhibition in North America, Firelei Báez presents 40 works of art from the last 20 years. Báez questions how colonial history is told and advocates viewing the past from many perspectives instead of just one. The show at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston opens on April 4.
More than just »instagrammable«
From April 7, the association KUNST für ANGELN e.V. is presenting the exhibition INSTA ME, BABY! at the Wittkielhof near Kappeln in northern Germany. It explores the complex – critical and playful – dialog between art and social media.
Sensitive sculptures by a unique artist
Camille Claudel is well-known in pop culture, but her works of art are less so outside France: an exhibition at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles aims to change this. Around 60 sculptures by the artist will be on display there from April 2.
The humanoid man?
How human will humans remain? The artist Gerd Rehme examines the physical and ethical changes that could be in store for humans. His latest works can be seen in the HUMAN? exhibition in Lübeck from April 4.
Monet in his element
From March 31, the Cleveland Museum of Art will be presenting paintings by Claude Monet from his later creative phase. With his works, the famous painter earned a reputation as one of the most innovative artists of his time.
A voice for human suffering
The largest US retrospective in over 30 years: The Museum of Modern Art is exhibiting 120 works, some of them rarely shown, by the painter and graphic artist Käthe Kollwitz, who was already famous during her lifetime. The opening is on March 31 in New York.
The creative processes of Ingres and Delacroix
A journey into the personal worlds of two famous artists: the Musée National Eugène-Delacroix presents objects owned by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Eugène Delacroix, two competing art stars of the 19th century. Ingres and Delacroix. Artists' Objects offers insights into their creative processes from March 27 in Paris.
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