Julio Le Parc's expansive exhibition at Tate Modern illuminates his enduring commitment to audience engagement, tracing a career defined by innovative kinetic art, optical illusions, and participatory installations that challenge traditional art consumption.
Sir Thomas Lawrence's distinguished 1820 portrait of the Duke of Wellington, singularly depicting the military leader in civilian dress and personally favored by its subject, is slated for Christie's Old Masters Evening Sale.
Som Supaparinya. Melted Stars. On view until June 7. daadgalerie. Melted Stars is the first institutional solo exhibition in Berlin by Som Supaparinya (DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program Fellow 2021/22).
Grace Kalyta's exhibition at Pangée interrogates the shifting nature of intimacy and display, presenting "snapshot realism" paintings derived from her phone screen that explore the hidden lives of cherished, everyday objects.
"Spit and Image" at Basement Roma sees Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė craft an ambiguous zone of liminality, where spectral ancestrality and technological entanglement dissolve boundaries between self and other, challenging conventional notions of identity.
Get the HENI News Daily Art Digest delivered to your inbox