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No Vacancies
at Marianne Boesky Gallery, 509 West 24th Street
Chelsea - New York, NY, USA
Jun 26, 15 - Aug 07, 15

Marianne Boesky Gallery is pleased to present No Vacancies, a group exhibition of works by Miyoko Ito (1918-1983), Phillip King (b. 1934), Robert Morris (b. 1931), and Lisa Williamson (b. 1977), organized by Kristen Becker.  Featuring sculpture, oil paintings, and works on paper from the 1950s to the present, this show presents four artists whose works play with the viewer’s experience of form, density, depth and perceptual access. No Vacancies will be on view from June 26 through August 7, at 509 West 24th Street. read more...

Crossing the Lines: Drawings, Paintings and Sculpture
at June Kelly Gallery
Soho - New York, NY, USA
Jun 26, 15 - Jul 31, 15

An exhibition of drawings, paintings and sculpture by six artists who use the line as the basic building block of their art will open at the June Kelly Gallery on June 26.  The exhibition, entitled Crossing the Line, will remain on view through July 31. A line can define space, create pattern, imply movement or texture and allude to mass or volume. read more...

CALISTHENICS
at Thomas Duncan Gallery
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Jun 26, 15 - Aug 15, 15

This exhibition presents a group of varied works by a wide range of artists. In the end, the works presented maintain lives of their own and are not confined to the formal or conceptual traces of the studio exercise, though their rogue training is apparent in their conception and execution. read more...

My Generation: Young Chinese Artists
at Orange County Museum of Art
Newport Beach, CA, USA
Jun 27, 15 - Oct 11, 15

My Generation: Young Chinese Artists is an extended look at the new generation of artists emerging in mainland China since 2000, the year that China opened wide its doors to international artists and that Chinese artists began to command attention in the global arena. All artists in this exhibition were born after 1976—the end of the Cultural Revolution. read more...

Dicker, Lurk & Skew
at Chicago Artists’ Coalition Gallery
Chicago, IL, USA
Jun 26, 15 - Jul 16, 15

The Chicago Artists Coalition is proud to present Dicker, Lurk & Skew, a multimedia HATCH Projects exhibition of new works by Ali Aschman, LeRoy Bach, and Hyounsang Yoo. Popular culture often reinforces existing modes of conventional thought. Grappling with cavalier attitudes towards power and privilege, this exhibition takes a speculative view of the functional/dysfunctional in social constructs. read more...

What it is, is figuring out what it is
at Space In Between
London, UK
Jun 26, 15 - Aug 01, 15

Space In Between is delighted to present What it is, is figuring out what it is, a project assembled around screenings of Ant Farm and T.R. Uthco’s The Eternal Frame (1975) alongside original contributions from 5 contemporary writers and artists. This exhibition and accompanying publication has been curated by Hannah Barton and brings together writings, performances, screenings and talks responding to the ideas contained within The Eternal Frame. read more...

The Spirit of the Staircase
at The Sunday Painter
London, UK
Jun 27, 15 - Aug 01, 15

The Spirit of the Staircase presents new work by artists Beth Collar, Danilo Correale, Andrew Gillespie, James Parkinson, Sue Tompkins and Marie Toseland. The work circles various processes of translation from a range of linguistic, material and bodily positions. When translated, information, whether within a digital file, an ancient artefact or a nuanced linguistic phrase, is lost and new material and meanings are formed. read more...

Individual Stories. Collecting as Portrait and Methodology
at Kunsthalle Wien, Museumsquartier
Vienna, Austria
Jun 26, 15 - Oct 11, 15

Photographs, books and knick-knacks: artists collect a variety of objects. Their interest may lie in the formal, the aesthetic or the conceptual. While they generate personal collections regardless of their artistic practice, they also create collections based on artistic methods. The collection may itself reach the status of a work of art. read more...

Painting - Now
at KIT - Kunst im Tunnel
Düsseldorf, Germany
Jun 27, 15 - Sep 27, 15

The exhibition features modern artistic positions, each of which representing a specific trend in contemporary painting. Four selected young painters provide answers to what painting today means to them. By their artwork, they make claims and address risks, explore new techniques and try to find intersections with other artistic media. Each of them does so in a differentiated and subtle manner, by some kind of understatement, which expresses their interpretation of the world by the transformative power of color. read more...

Intimacy / Chambres d'Amis
at Marres Centre for Contemporary Culture
Maastricht, Netherlands
Jun 27, 15 - Sep 06, 15

Friendly attention from a stranger in a bar. The stroke of the cashier's hand when giving change. The silent understanding with a loved one. Intimacy is a much sought after yet hard to find value. It is taken for granted and yet we cherish it as a rarity. We feel intimacy in the body's safety, in spiritual anchoring, in the love, sex, and attention of those close to us. read more...