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Sharon Lawless: Slightly Ajar
at Robert Henry Contemporary
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Apr 24, 15 - May 31, 15

In Slightly Ajar, her second exhibition with the gallery, Sharon Lawless continues to use found materials — discarded packaging, paint samples, wrapping paper and altered pages from auction catalogs — in her manipulation of two modern traditions, collage and geometric abstraction as she explores the tension between accident and control and how this tension effects perception. In contrast to the undetermined spaces in earlier work, that had more to do with and awareness of time than of space, the 10 collages in this exhibition exist in a space that is more disorienting than ambiguous, defined by multiple perspectives and continuity errors. read more...

Philip Haas: The Four Seasons
at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Kansas City, MO, USA
Apr 25, 15 - Oct 18, 15

Philip Haas, a contemporary artist and filmmaker, has created four monumental portrait busts titled The Four Seasons. Haas' 15-foot-tall sculptures are 3-dimensional interpretations of the Italian Renaissance painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo's portrait series of the same name. As in Arcimboldo's paintings, the physical features of the four sculpted figures are rendered in botanical forms appropriate to each season. read more...

A Voice Remains
at Pippy Houldsworth
London, UK
Apr 24, 15 - May 30, 15

Pippy Houldsworth Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of work by Andrea Bowers, Sam Durant, Hans Haacke, Sharon Hayes, Mary Kelly and Carrie Mae Weems. Taking the concept of history as its focus, A Voice Remains will highlight how these artists address the past in their work. The exhibition will coincide with Mary Kelly’s ongoing collaboration with Tate as part of the curated conversation programme On the Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Period of Time. read more...

Sterling Ruby: SCALES
at Xavier Hufkens, 107 rue St-Georges
Brussels, Belgium
Apr 24, 15 - May 23, 15

Xavier Hufkens is pleased to announce two exhibitions of new work by Sterling Ruby. Running concurrently in the two gallery spaces, ECLPSE (6 rue St-Georges) features the artist’s collages, while a series of recent sculptures are presented in SCALES (107 rue St-Georges). Sterling Ruby is known for the multifaceted nature of his practice, which encompasses painting, ceramics, collage, video and photography, textiles, sculpture and installations. read more...

GIF
at Super Dakota
Brussels, Belgium
Apr 24, 15 - May 23, 15

Super Dakota is proud to present our first exhibition of digital art celebrating the specific format that is the .GIF. This collective show includes works by Sebastien Bonin, Baptiste Caccia, Alex Clarke, Adham Faramawy, Manuel Fernandez, Ditte Gantriis/ Rasmus Myrup, Jeanette Hayes, Michael Manning, and Hayal Pozanti. The Graphics Interchange Format (. read more...

Josef Strau
at Wiener Secession
Vienna, Austria
Apr 24, 15 - Jun 21, 15

Josef Strau’s experimental artistic practice is anchored in the written word. In his installations, he contrasts fairly restrained architectural structures with often large quantities of text. Recurring formats for his linkages between text and object are pamphlets on lamps from flea markets, illuminated manuscripts, and printed and handwritten texts on posters and canvases. The texts themselves are marked by a typographical play with text and gaps as well as by Strau's specific style of writing, which nimbly and playfully tracks his stream of consciousness. read more...

Aurélien Froment: News from Earth
at Badischer Kunstverein
Karlsruhe, Germany
Apr 24, 15 - Jun 21, 15

In cooperation with Heidelberger Kunstverein, Badischer Kunstverein presents two simultaneous exhibitions dedicated to French artist Aurélien Froment. In Karlsruhe, three projects reflect on three historical sites: the autodidact Ferdinand Cheval’s Palais idéal, the architect Paolo Soleri’s experimental city Arcosanti, and the philosopher Giulio Camillo’s theater of memory. In his works, Aurélien Froment investigates the reception, montage, and experience of images and the spaces in which they exist, creating documents and exhibitions drawn from sources whose heterogeneity characterizes his practice. read more...

Adrián Villar Rojas: Fantasma
at Moderna Museet, Stockholm
Stockholm, Sweden
Apr 25, 15 - Oct 25, 15

The Argentinian artist Adrián Villar Rojas (b 1980) is known for his often monumental works in clay and other organic materials that are allowed to change and disintegrate over time. In addition to sculpture and installation, he also uses photography, drawing and moving images. Villar Rojas explores temporality and he is inspired by ideas from the natural sciences, popular culture, theories of evolution, science fiction and the performing arts. read more...

Martin Boyce
at Kunstmuseum Basel, Museum für Gegenwartskunst
Basel, Switzerland
Apr 25, 15 - Aug 16, 15

Martin Boyce is a Scottish artist living in Glasgow. His exhibition at the Museum für Gegenwartskunst, the artist’s first solo Museum show, will primarily focus on sculpture and installation covering a fourteen year period, such as the multipart Do Words Have Voices—exhibited for the first time since it’s original showing—for which Boyce received the prestigious Turner Prize in 2011. Lesser-known projects include a glimpse in to Boyces personal image archive which consists of hundreds of collaged and altered magazine pages. read more...

looping loopholes
at Yeo Workshop
Singapore, Singapore
Apr 24, 15 - Jun 15, 15

Language in all its shapes and forms is what gives us body. We whisper, we yell, we argue, we declare, we state this and that. We listen, we pretend to listen. We look, gaze, stare. We are seen-not-seen. We try to understand. We don’t understand, no, not at all. We paint in lush brush strokes. read more...