Museum Exhibitions

Robert Rauschenberg’s iconic work “Monogram” is now exhibited in The Study Gallery. Experience our world-famous goat alongside other works and archival materials such as letters and photographs linked to Rauschenberg’s oeuvre. Read more

A selection of bronze sculptures by Simone Leigh is currently on view in Room 1 of the Pavilions at the Glenstone Museum, a leading contemporary art museum located in Potomac, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C. Read more

The Studio Museum in Harlem’s permanent collection is one of the most significant repositories of art by Black artists and artists of African descent worldwide. Representing more than 800 artists, the collection spans over 200 years of history and includes nearly 9,000 works of art across a wide range of media, including painting... Read more

“I’m not so interested in the expression of something. I’m more interested in what the material can do. So that’s why I keep exploring,” said artist, educator, and civic leader Ruth Asawa, reflecting on a six-decade-long career. Featuring some 300 artworks, Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective charts the artist’s lifelong explorations of materials... Read more

The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris is organizing, in collaboration with the artist, the most significant exhibition to date of George Condo’s work. A painter, draftsman, and sculptor, George Condo has created a unique pictorial world, drawing inspiration from a profuse visual culture spanning Western art history, from the Old Masters to the present. Read more

This is the first museum exhibition dedicated exclusively to the ceramic work of Lucio Fontana (1899–1968), one of the most innovative, and in his unique way irreverent, artists of the twentieth century. Read more...

Experience Mildred Thompson: Frequencies—50 works spanning four decades, where science meets abstraction in vibrant paintings, sculptures, and music exploring the cosmos, particle physics, and the unseen forces shaping our world.

Discover the vibrant art of Flanders (1400–1700) in over 80 masterpieces. From Rubens to Van Dyck, explore the stories, styles, and innovations that shaped a golden era.

Barbara Hepworth is one of the most important artists of the 20th century, with a unique artistic vision that demands to be looked at in-depth. This exhibition will shine a light on Hepworth’s wide-ranging interests and how they infused her art practice. Read more

Sarah Lucas’s selection as the first recipient of the Wrigley Sculpture Award follows her New Museum solo exhibition, Au Naturel (2018),...

Palazzo Strozzi presents Tracey Emin. Sex and Solitude, the first major institutional exhibition in Italy dedicated to one of the most celebrated contemporary artists. Read more...

Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur presents over 40 new works by Sir Grayson Perry (1960). In the largest contemporary exhibition ever held at the museum, visitors encounter ceramics, tapestries, and works on paper... Read more

Sculptor, photographer, and master of artistic staging, rival to Auguste Rodin and a role model for numerous artists: around 1900,...

This spring, the London Museum of Water & Steam unveils Tender Machines: Holding paradox, a striking new exhibition by artist and physicist Dr Jasmine Pradissitto, curated by Richard Hore. Read more...

How might American art be experienced at this moment? In honor of our 200th anniversary, a transformative reinstallation of the American Art galleries reorients the ways that the Brooklyn Museum exhibits... Read more

Until 4 May 2025, The Museo Nazionale Romano presents 'Tony Cragg: Infinite forme e bellissime' at the Baths of Diocletian. Read more

On 21st June 2024, FAMM (Female Artists of the Mougins Museum), a private museum dedicated to celebrating women in the arts,... Read more

Bezalel serves over 2,500 students within a diverse and inclusive community, supported by a faculty comprising some of the... Read more

Marisol (Venezuelan and American, born France, 1930–2016) remains perhaps the most intriguing and least understood artist... Read more

Medardo Rosso (Turin, 1858 – Milan, 1928) was one of the great pioneers of modernism and is still considered an important... Read more