Noguchi to Asawa at the Barnes — the first exhibition to explore how Japanese American incarceration during WWII shaped modern art and design. Six artists, September 20, 2026 – January 10, 2027.
Carol Rama at Hauser & Wirth — “I See You You See Me” gathers six decades of painting, bricolage, and sculpture from the maverick Italian artist whose ferociously non-conformist work was censored in her lifetime.
Ron Isaacs brings “Human / Nature” to Gravers Lane Gallery — trompe l’oeil relief sculptures in Finnish birch plywood exploring memory, mortality, and the passage of time. May 21 through July 11, 2026.
“American Interior” marks Dan Gunn’s first solo exhibition at Pentimenti Gallery — intricately carved wooden tapestries exploring identity, memory, and American cultural inheritance. April 17 through June 13, 2026.
Krasner and Pollock return to the spotlight at The Met in a revelatory exhibition tracing two parallel careers that transformed modern art.
“A Nation of Artists” brings 1,000+ works to PMA and PAFA, tracing American creativity from 1700 to today in a landmark Philly exhibition.
Nicole Nikolich transforms Y2K tech into crochet icons in user_history—flip phones, Gameboy forms, and app symbols turned tactile and monumental.
(SHED) MY SKIN at Art Cake turns discarded matter into sculpture—an alchemy of realignment, renewal, and bold material transformation.
Cornbread returns to Philadelphia with “Legendary” at Paradigm Gallery—100+ works tracing the origin story, global impact, and ongoing influence of Cornbread.
Glenn Ligon blurs language and abstraction in a profound new Hauser & Wirth show exploring history, light, and the color blue.
