1200 works of art on the theme of »climate«
The Royal Academy of Arts in London presents the Summer Exhibition from June 21 − for the 254th year in a row. On the theme of climate, the world's largest open submission art show will feature 1200 artworks of all media. The coordinator is sculptor Alison Wilding.
The quiet documenta
More participants, more community, more liveliness - less pomp, less aesthetics, less waste: Tomorrow marks the start of documenta 15, with a collective holding the reins for the first time - forgoing million-dollar art in favor of building an ecosystem.
Photographs by »New York's Most Famous Unknown Artist«
With PLEASE SEND TO REAL LIFE: Ray Johnson's Photographs, The Morgan Library & Museum in New York presents a scene star who is little known to the general public: Ray Johnson's photographs, which he made in the last years of his life, can be seen there starting June 17.
Photography as time sculpture
In his photographs, Dieter Appelt is interested not in the quick, not in the image, but in the existential search for the inner self. About a remarkable oeuvre of the 1970s and 80s that links photography and performance.
»The Clamor of Ornament: Exchange, Power, and Joy from the Fifteenth Century to the Present«
Underrated Ornament: The Drawing Center in New York turns its attention to a previously under-appreciated subject of art beginning June 15. The exhibition The Clamor of Ornament: Exchange, Power, and Joy from the Fifteenth Century to the Present features works spanning 500 years that played a major role in cultural exchange.
The mystery of the spinning crocodiles
Art Center Tokyo celebrates its fifteenth anniversary beginning June 15 with Spinning Crocodiles, a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Tamura Satoru. A collection of spinning crocodiles of which the artist himself does not know why they are doing so.
Art fair with deliberately unusual positions
Under the motto »Discover. Connect. Collect«, the VOLTA Basel art fair will take place from June 13 to 19. Collectors will find current trends and unusual, exciting positions from Saudi Arabia, for example, at the 67 galleries from 25 countries.
The Archive of the World: Art and Culture of Colonized Latin America
Beginning June 12, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents a new collection: arts and crafts from early modern Latin America. The goal of the exhibition Archive of the World: Art and Imagination in Spanish America, 1500-1800 is to highlight the diversity of Latin American cultures and the influence of colonization.
Rosemary Mayer: an alliance of language and material
Starting June 11, the first museological overview of Rosemary Mayer's life's work will be devoted to her as a philologist and artist. In Ways of Attaching, the Lenbachhaus in Munich shows how she combines language, material and techniques.
Pioneer of feminist art passes away
She was an important painter of the 20th century who repeatedly caused controversy: the Portuguese-British artist Paula Rego died yesterday at the age of 87. She is particularly known for her works against the degradation and oppression of women.
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