Ancient Pergamon meets Asisi's immersive 360° panorama.
A monumental permanent installation on the Hudson River waterfront.
100 works by Richter, including the Birkenau cycle
Schadow's iconic double statue, freshly reinstalled in Berlin.
A site-specific steel-grid poem inside and outside the Whitney.
Fresh perspectives on Schinkel's life and legacy in Berlin.
Ceramic tile mosaic rooted in Lakota artistic tradition
15 key works by a postwar European master
Immersive abstract mural inspired by music at MoMA
A focused tribute to Schlingensief at the Neue Nationalgalerie.
American art 1900–1980s, anchored by Gonzalez-Torres
Bowie's archive: costumes, lyrics, and personal treasures
Giant sculptures that reimagine everyday objects
A towering counter-monument reclaiming Indigenous presence
Where fluid dynamics meets code in a living digital ocean.
A web game growing cyberflora in a surreal primordial grotto.
A focused exhibition presenting the work of Wu Tsang, an artist known for immersive film, performance, and installation that explores identity, community, and belonging.
A rebel painter who shook the Berlin art world in 1887.
A monumental installation on language, power, and truth.
A lush abstract painting by Joan Snyder at MoMA
A bold reimagining of Newton's legacy at Museum fur Fotografie
Fragmented bodies assembled into charged 3D compositions.
Ephemeral fog sculpture in the Neue Nationalgalerie garden
Immersive performance and song fill Hamburger Bahnhof
A site-responsive solo presentation by South African artist Igshaan Adams, exploring the body as a living archive of memory, movement, and identity.
Zineb Sedira's new commission for Tate Britain explores the power of cinema as a language when words alone cannot suffice — a must-see installation for 2026.
A unique album assembled by Helmut Newton in 1999 for collector Gert Elfering — now part of the Nicola Erni Collection — is shown outside its Swiss home for the first time.
A solo exhibition celebrating Julio Le Parc's kinetic and Op Art practice, exploring his lifelong investigation into light, colour, and viewer participation.
A solo exhibition of works by the Spanish artist Fernando Sánchez Castillo, exploring themes of power, architecture, and social structures through sculpture and installation.
Explore how Frida Kahlo transformed personal pain and Mexican identity into a global artistic legend — tracing the life, work, and enduring myth of one of art history's most recognizable figures.
A landmark gift to the Louvre showcasing centuries of French precious metalwork, from Renaissance goldsmith Pierre Mangot to the Art Deco master Jean-Elisee Puiforcat.
AI visions from brain scans in MoMA's Sculpture Garden
Eight Leipzig-based sculptors bring socially and culturally charged installations to Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof, exploring questions of care, matter, and collective responsibility.
A retrospective of the Danish master of light and interior space, whose intimate paintings defined early modern Nordic art.
A retrospective of the pioneering Cuban-American performance and body artist whose visceral works explored identity, mortality, and the relationship between the human form and nature.
A retrospective look at Sofie Dawo (1926–2010), a radical textile artist who elevated fabric through deliberate destruction, inscribing the making process into the object itself.
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