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Wong Kit Yi: Futures, Again
at P!
New York, NY, USA
Mar 08, 17 - Apr 12, 17

Once upon a time, there was a gallery called K. that lived in the storefront at 334 Broome Street where P! now stands. Its third exhibition, in Spring 2015, was by an artist named Wong Kit Yi. Her project, North Pole Futures, focused on an idiosyncratic financial, legal, and social proposition: the show offered intrepid collectors a chance to commission the artist to create a customized artwork at the North Pole. By selecting a color, an unusual word, and a specific date, each commissioner established a conceptual prompt for their individual piece, which Wong Kit Yi promised to complete during her upcoming Arctic residency. read more...

York Chang & Justin Cole: Constituent Parts
at Samuel Freeman
Santa Monica - Los Angeles, CA, USA
Mar 11, 17 - Apr 29, 17

Constituent Parts is a two-person exhibition of individual works and collaborative projects by York Chang and Justin Cole. Over the course of seven weeks Constituent Parts will shift and change, incorporating performances, alterations, and radio broadcasts.  In collaborating with invited guests and each other, Chang and Cole propose a new citizenship, wherein dialogue and camaraderie are the building blocks in the struggle for a new democratic reality. read more...

Matisse/Diebenkorn
at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
San Francisco, CA, USA
Mar 11, 17 - May 29, 17

Presenting a new view of two of the twentieth century’s most extraordinary painters, Matisse/Diebenkorn is the first major exhibition to explore the profound inspiration Richard Diebenkorn (1922–1993) found in the work of Henri Matisse (1869–1954). It brings together 100 seminal paintings and drawings—40 by Matisse and 60 by Diebenkorn—that reveal the connections between the two artists in subject, style, color, and technique. The exhibition unfolds across the arc of Diebenkorn’s career—from early abstractions, through his Bay Area figurative years, to his majestic Ocean Park series—all in direct dialogue with works that he knew and admired by Matisse. read more...

Gardar Eide Einarsson and Oscar Tuazon
at Maureen Paley
London, UK
Mar 11, 17 - Apr 23, 17

Maureen Paley is pleased to announce a new exhibition at the gallery that brings together the work of Gardar Eide Einarsson and Oscar Tuazon. The artists have been friends and collaborators for many years having met on the Whitney Program in 2001. Their shared interest in the re-appropriation, assemblage and abstraction of political imagery and information has brought their work together through various projects and exhibitions. This will be Gardar Eide Einarsson’s third exhibition at the gallery and the first time that Oscar Tuazon’s work will be shown at Maureen Paley. read more...

Ivan Navarro: Fanfare
at Galerie Daniel Templon, Paris
3e - Paris, France
Mar 11, 17 - May 13, 17

Iván Navarro is presenting Fanfare, an immersive journey through previously unseen works exploring light, sound and language, confronting the viewer with issues of representation of power and sensorial perception. Connecting optical and audio effects, Iván Navarro plunges visitors into utter darkness, surrounded by neon and mirror sculptures that also appear as percussion instruments. With his new work, the artist probes the ambiguities of language and the social power of music. read more...

Los Angeles, A Fiction
at Lyon Museum of Contemporary Art
Lyon, France
Mar 08, 17 - Jul 09, 17

The myth that is Los Angeles - the entertainment industry, landscape, imagery and literature - seems to have overtaken the reality. It is impossible to distinguish between reality and fiction, light and darkness, tragedy and joy. In our exploration, we soon began to look at the novelists and writers, in addition to the visual artists, who have given the city its distinctive character. The exhibition Los Angeles, a fiction presents the work of 34 artists from Los Angeles and 84 writers, of various ages, each of whom construct and deconstruct the city in their work: artists and authors participating in the creation of a Fiction. read more...

Carter: American Painting
at Galerie Georg Kargl
Vienna, Austria
Mar 10, 17 - Apr 29, 17

“I think one general misconception of my work is that it’s always a form of self-portraiture. It really isn’t. It’s more the idea of portraiture that I’m interested in“,[1] answers American artist and filmmaker Carter when questioned in an interview about his painting and sculptural work.  In his earlier works, Carter used handmade, marbled paper as support background and pasted-on synthetic hair as artificial representation of the corporeal or joined photographs of meticulously decorated, bourgeois interiors from the 1950s and ´60s alongside his signature floating heads, body fragments and brushstrokes, more recently his artistic methods have been essentially changed. read more...

Slow Food: Still Lifes of the Golden Age
at The Mauritshuis
The Hague, Netherlands
Mar 09, 17 - Jun 25, 17

The Mauritshuis treats you to richly set tables piled high with tempting morsels and precious objects this spring. Slow Food: Still Lifes of the Golden Age is the first exhibition to be devoted to the development of meal still lifes. The cornerstone of this exhibition is a masterpiece acquired by the museum in 2012, Still Life with Cheeses, Almonds and Pretzels by Clara Peeters. Alongside this work the exhibition also features masterpieces from the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid, Washington’s National Gallery of Art, Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum and others. read more...

Hera Buyuktasciyan: Write Injuries on Sand and Kindness in Marble
at Green Art Gallery
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Mar 13, 17 - May 06, 17

Tiles spill out of a wall, gliding and oozing across the floor like viscous liquid, pooling into a flat expanse of marble bricks. Elsewhere, bronze arms gleam softly. Covered in marble mosaic pieces, they have the appearance of lustrous scales. On the floor, a great spine of marble slabs moves slowly in the rhythm of the tide, breathing in and out the sighs of yesterday and today. Water is nowhere, yet it is everywhere, an aquamorphological space in which past and present collide in a process of the invisible made visible. read more...

Pipilotti Rist: Worry will vanish revelation
at National Gallery of Australia
Canberra, Australia
Mar 11, 17 - Aug 20, 17

Pipilotti Rist the close-up, colour-saturated universe of Pipilotti Rist: remove your shoes and step inside an alternative space, recline on a soft cushion, give yourself permission to stop and stretch out. Allow your mind a reprieve from the day’s schedule, release your worry. Slow your breathing by relaxing each body part, starting with the soles of your feet right up to the top of your head. read more...