Quiet yet emotionally charged paintings by Anne Rothenstein are now showing at Stephen Friedman Gallery in London. Working through an image, a feeling, or a recent event, Rothenstein renders landscapes and figures in muted tones. Staccato brushwork a
Lévy Gorvy Dayan, London is now showing a remarkable series of paintings by Alison Watt inspired by the collection of Sir John Soane. Watt is known for her realistic paintings that present objects traditionally associated with the still-life g
(cosset) at The Sunday Painter in London debuts new paintings, sculptures and installations by Junyi Lu. Moving between atmospheric abstraction and figuration, some paintings explore themes of identity formation, belonging and connection. In Green Fe
An exhibition of paintings by Martha Jungwirth is now showing at the Long Museum in Shanghai with support from Thaddaeus Ropac. Jungwirth finds inspiration in ancient myths and their visual interpretations. She conveys narrative elements with energet
Vibrant abstract paintings from the 1970s by Lynne Drexler are now showing at White Cube Hong Kong through mid-May. Investigating questions of representation and perception, Drexler developed a formal vocabulary distinct from Abstract Expressionist f
Iconic paintings and sculptures by Robert Indiana are showing at Pace Gallery in Hong Kong through early May. A leading figure in Pop Art, #robertindiana explored the symbolic and aesthetic qualities of letters and numerals. In Four Diamond Ping, 200
Monumental paintings of zoomed-in landscapes by Alex Katz are now showing at Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery, Paris Pantin. While Katz is best known for his portraits and vast landscapes, in recent years he has started to focus on details of a landscape: a s
In his debut solo exhibition at Kasmin NY, Pablo Dávila uses sculpture, digital media, and installation to examine time. In his series of Phase paintings, #pablodavila charts weather data by perforating points into a canvas. The accumulation o
The Temple of Many Faces at Michael Werner brings together self-portraits made between 1982 and 2002 by the late artist A.R. Penck. Growing up in East Germany, Penck created self portraits that have captivated viewers for 50 years. The genre of self-
Now showing at White Cube NY, new surreal sculptures by David Altmejd are ordered by music that we cannot hear. In one room, sculptural busts play swans as flutes as three bronze statues of otherworldly nymphs dance. One nymph stretches their hands a
Sculptures and paintings from Jean Dubuffet's renowned Hourloupe Cycle are now showing at Pace on W 25 Street. A leading figure of art brut, Dubuffet used materials and techniques that challenged twentieth-century conventions of representation and ar
Now showing at Petzel's space in Chelsea, Emma Webster's painting The Material World, 2025, conveys a slippery sense of place. The artist composed this landscape digitally using fragments of sketches and digital images; this virtual process of fragme
The exquisite collages of Isabella Ducrot induce a welcome sense of tenderness and care. A new series of multimedia works on paper by Ducrot are now showing in Altri Fiori at Capitain Petzel, Berlin. In this series, #ducrot paints floral arrangements
Lucy Dodd is known for her ethereal abstracts that index time and place. The Return: Works from the North Sea at Sprüth Magers Berlin features a new series in which the artist grapples with her recent move from New York to Scotland. Adapting her
Evocative installations by Elmgreen & Dragset are now showing in Momentan nicht erreichbar/currently not available at Galerie Max Hetzler in Berlin. The show centers around lone figures lost in thought or absorbed in solitary activity. In one roo
Striking new paintings by Clare Woods are showing in A Kinder Time at Stephen Friedman Gallery in NY. Depicting floral arrangements alongside mirrors or windows, #clarewoods explores how glass and flowers signal spatial and temporal thresholds. Flowe
Striking paintings by the late artist Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori are showing at Karma's space in Chelsea. The show features works from across Gabori's 10-year-long painting practice, which she began at 81. Abstract landscapes reflect the
Opening today at David Kordansky Gallery in NY, Tragegedy, [sic] debuts recent paintings by Ivan Morley. The exhibition title references how musicians change words to better fit melody. These musical adaptations resonate with how #ivanmorley reshapes
Opening tomorrow, Tutto at Gagosian debuts a new series by Walton Ford. The artist imagines scenes from the life of the eccentric heiress Luisa Casati, who lived in Venice in the early 20th century and collected exotic animals, including cheetahs. Tr
Curated by Augusto Arbizo, Hurukuro at James Cohan NY presents multimedia wall-based works by Virginia Chihota and the late Anthony Bumhira. By placing the work of these artists in conversation, the curator invites us to draw out how they used simila

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