William Kentridge at Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth unites films, drawings, and prints in “A Natural History of the Studio,” revealing the creative engine of William Kentridge in full.
Hauser & Wirth unites films, drawings, and prints in “A Natural History of the Studio,” revealing the creative engine of William Kentridge in full.
Constance McBride transforms clay into evocative statements on women’s issues, crafting sculptures that merge nature and resilience.
Francis Picabia defies conventions in ‘Eternal Beginning’ at Hauser & Wirth, illuminating the avant-garde artist’s final transformative years.
Alain Jean-Baptiste merges personal memory, migration, and cultural narrative in vivid oil paintings that forge intimate connections.
The Schuylkill Center hosts “(In)Visible Structures”, a solo exhibition by Rebecca Rutstein that unveils hidden ecological networks through resonant paintings.
Thomas J Price at Hauser & Wirth NY features monumental bronze sculptures redefining power and representation through everyday identities.
Kara Mshinda explores feminine identity, urban narratives, and social resilience through the dynamic works of “Assembled Presence” at the Dina Wind Art Foundation.
The Edge of Abstraction – Works by Diane Pieri and Erin Elmanat Hyatt Centric hale abstraction with profound meaning and visual power.
Donald E Camp: Faces at List Gallery showcases decades of striking portraits, using casein and earth pigments to honor individual identity.
Bell Luna Powers debuts at Black Heart Gallery, merging film photography and poetry to explore memory’s impermanence and existential themes.