Kunsthalle Zürich unveils Ayo Akingbade's cinematic inquiry into urban landscapes and the social forces shaping them, presented alongside Caspar Heinemann's material investigations into historical narratives and the political implications of imagined worlds.
Running until December 2026, the Toronto Biennial of Art, themed 'Things Fall Apart' and curated by Allison Glenn, features a significant international array of contemporary works exploring rupture, ancestral narratives, and ecological shifts across its multiple exhibition sites.
Nicolás Lamas’s latest solo exhibition at Meessen Gallery, “The Failure of Order,” scrutinizes the inherent tensions that arise when human models of understanding confront the complex, shifting, and excessive nature of reality.
At El Apartamento, José Bedía’s exhibition Diálogos en el desierto presents his iconic imagery on traditional Malian textiles and Afro-Cuban jute, forging a dialogue between ancestral heritage and contemporary communication through mythological narratives.
W1 Curates brings its Ibiza-rooted blend of art, music, and nightlife to London's Oxford Street this autumn, featuring Sir Michael Craig-Martin’s monumental 'MUSIC' exhibition, which transforms into an audio-visual experience with Frieze-week artist talks and club nights.
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