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Mirror Cells
at Whitney Museum of American Art
New York, NY, USA
May 13, 2016 - Aug 21, 2016

This exhibition brings together artists Liz Craft, Rochelle Goldberg, Elizabeth Jaeger, Maggie Lee, and Win McCarthy, who often conceive of interconnected works that suggest strange invented worlds. While each artist creates discrete objects, these works act in direct dialogue with one another—at times alluding to furniture or other functional items—in order to generate a broader context that extends beyond their individual physical forms. They often make use of humble materials such as wood, resin, and ceramic clay, putting a renewed emphasis on the act of making and materiality. read more...

Eleanor Antin: What time is it?
at Diane Rosenstein Fine Art
Los Angeles, CA, USA
May 14, 2016 - Jun 18, 2016

Diane Rosenstein is pleased to announce Eleanor Antin: What time is it?, a solo exhibition of sculpture by the San Diego-based artist. This exhibition will recreate two groundbreaking installations of conceptual portraiture – CALIFORNIA LIVES (1969) and Portraits Of Eight New York Women (1970) – originally presented at alternative spaces in New York City. read more...

Lee Kit: Hold your breath, dance slowly
at Walker Art Center
Minneapolis, MN, USA
May 12, 2016 - Oct 09, 2016

The first US solo museum exhibition of artist Lee Kit (b. 1978) features work from the past five years, including an ambitious 13-channel video installation acquired by the Walker—I can’t help falling in love (2012)—alongside a newly commissioned site-specific installation. Lee creates poetic object-based installations fashioned from everyday materials and household items such as soap, towels, cardboard boxes, and plastic containers, which he transforms through subtle gestures of painting, drawing, and placement. read more...

Elizabeth Neel: Vulture and Chicks
at Pilar Corrias Gallery
Fitzrovia - London, UK
May 13, 2016 - Jun 17, 2016

Pilar Corrias Gallery is pleased to present Vulture and Chicks, the third solo exhibition by American artist Elizabeth Neel with the gallery. The exhibition features new paintings on canvas alongside works on paper. Elizabeth Neel displays her continued interest in the theme of the psychological undercurrent and friction between the individual and the “landscape”, be it natural, urban, ideological or emotional. Her new large-scale gestural paintings are built up through layers of acrylic paint on canvas weaving transparent and opaque streams of liquid through negative space. read more...

Miao Xiaochun: Echo
at Galerie Paris-Beijing, Paris
3e - Paris, France
May 12, 2016 - Jun 18, 2016

Galerie Paris-Beijing is pleased to announce the solo show of Miao Xiaochun, unanimously considered as the pioneer of digital art in China. Echo reveals his most recent body of works, a stunning combination of paintings and 3D animations exploring the interfaces between the real and the virtual, the human and the digital, culture and technology. Professor in the Department of Photography and Digital Media at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) in Beijing, Miao Xiaochun has been relentlessly creating and building virtual universes, unlimited in size, perspective and imagination over the past 20 years. read more...

Lucio Fontana, Caroline Achaintre, Ivan Seal: A Conversation about Ceramics
at Monica De Cardenas, Milan
Milan, Italy
May 12, 2016 - Jul 29, 2016

The exhibition triggers a dialogue between ceramics by Lucio Fontana and the works by two contemporary artists, who with different media show how this ancient material has become a surprising vehicle for new experimentation. According to the Bible, God used clay to create Man in his image and likeness. In Jewish mythology, Man in turn shaped the Golem, to whom he managed to give the breath of life, but not a character of his own, since he lived only to follow the orders of his maker: a powerful metaphor for the possibilities of this primordial substance. read more...

Eija-Liisa Ahtila: The Annunciation
at Museo Guggenheim Bilbao
Bilbao, Spain
May 12, 2016 - Aug 28, 2016

Eija-Liisa Ahtila (b. 1959, Hämeenlinna, Finland) shot The Annunciation (Marian Ilmestys, 2010) on the snowy Aulanko Nature Reserve in southern Finland during the winter of 2010. The installation consists of three projections that reenact a well-known passage in the Gospel of Luke (1:26–38) that narrates one of the most important themes in Christian iconography, which is also the central motifs of some of the earliest paintings to successfully use perspective. This contemporary Annunciation explores the nature of miracles and the possibilities of perception and knowledge. read more...

Omar Barquet: Syllables
at Arróniz Arte Contemporáneo
Roma - Mexico City, Mexico
May 12, 2016 - Jun 25, 2016

Syllables is an interdisciplinary show inspired on the 5th melisma for Gunther Gerzso written by Mexican poet Francisco Hernández; conducted by Omar Barquet and integrated as the 6th movement of the Ghost Variations project. Ghost Variations is an interdisciplinary proposal launched in 2012, composed of a sequence of six projects organized similarly to the movements of a symphony, and as a series of six experimental collaborations understood as fugues. Together they pose an analogy to the disctint evolutionary phases of a hurricane, emulating its intensity and movements, like the sketch of a spiral shape, mainly reflecting on the perception of time and life through the transformation cycles of a landscape and the chaotic nature of our thoughts, depicting a pulse wich changes in intensity, and thus, the estate of things. read more...

Susumu Koshimizu
at Blum & Poe, Tokyo
Shibuya-ku - Tokyo, Japan
May 14, 2016 - Jul 02, 2016

Blum & Poe is pleased to present an exhibition of new sculptures by Susumu Koshimizu. This is Koshimizu’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Koshimizu was one of the core figures of Mono-ha (School of Things), a movement that radically redefined the Japanese art scene during the late 1960s and early 1970s with ephemeral installations of natural and industrial materials. From early on, Koshimizu’s investigation of material, surface, and space resulted in some of Mono-ha’s most iconic artworks. read more...

ARTSPECTRUM 2016
at Leeum - Samsung Museum of Art
Seoul, South Korea
May 12, 2016 - Aug 07, 2016

In the spring of 2016, Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art will be presenting ARTSPECTRUM 2016. ARTSPECTRUM is a biennial exhibition that aims to discover and promote emerging artists working in Korea, and this year marks its sixth edition. A selection committee of Leeum’s modern and contemporary art curators as well as critics and curators from outside the institution came together to select ten artists/groups whose works represent the current state of contemporary art in Korea. In order to encourage an artist who shows great potential, the ARTSPECTRUM Award will be given to one artist/group after the exhibition opens. read more...