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27 links tagged exhibitions from 10 Things, our fortnightly pick of the best things online.
Osaka Art & Design 2026 Sculpts the City
Osaka Art & Design 2026 converts streets and scaffolding into public art, treating the city itself as the gallery.
Kenny Schachter on Art Basel 2026
Kenny’s Art Basel diary: dueling dealers, Hockney's shadowy agent, and the usual beautiful mess.
news.artnet.comExhibitionsThe Guardian celebrates David Hockney
Lovers, housewives, deserts and dogs—we'll never forget you, David.
theguardian.comExhibitionsArtist Turns a Former Temple into a Luminous Script Laboratory
Mexican artist Said Dokins transformed Mexico City's Art Alameda into a glow of living text and luminous organisms.
theinspirationgrid.comExhibitionsWhy Are Fashion Brands Culturemogging the Venice Biennale?
Fashion houses at Venice's 61st Biennale outspent nations. What happens to art when private capital becomes its default infrastructure?
Designed World: Tata Ronkholz—Huis Marseille
Tata Ronkholz photographed Ruhr-region kiosks in the 70s–80s. First major retrospective at Huis Marseille, Amsterdam, until June 21.
More Shows to See in May
From Audie Murray's body-material sculptures to a Renaissance Adam that collapsed at the Met — ArtReview's essential shows for May.
artreview.comExhibitionsDesign Week Guide: May 2026
NYCxDesign, London Craft Week, Clerkenwell, Frieze NY, DesignMarch, Melbourne Design Week, Global Design Forum Istanbul — all in May.
dezeen.comExhibitionsSeven Decades of Dots, Mirrors & Obsession
On 11 September, the Stedelijk opens a landmark retrospective of Yayoi Kusama — more than 70 years of work from one of the most relentless imaginations in modern art.
stedelijk.nlExhibitionsFrom the Streets to the Museum Wall
Graffiti writer and commercial sign painter Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. takes his work inside LACMA. His solo show 'In Between Stops' asks what happens when the street becomes the gallery.
printmag.comExhibitionsA weekend tip if you're in Amsterdam 📌
If you're in the city this weekend, visit Foam to see Co Rentmeester’s iconic lens work, including the photo that defined the "Jumpman" legacy.
Groceries, but make it design
MoMA Mart turns everyday food into surreal design objects, proving culture can live in the bread aisle too.
creativereview.co.ukExhibitionsWhen artworks could speak
Using AI, Jonathan Talmi built a “living museum” - a personal, experimental space blending performance, memory, and web design. Then it went viral. Here's his reflection.
Hito Steyerl’s ‘Medium Hot’: The Age of Slop
Steyerl challenges us to recognise the vast scale of AI’s ubiquity and also to realise its ‘artificial stupidity’.
Building a Home From 100 Miles of Cord
Chiharu Shiota, a Berlin-based artist, has conjured a multitude of immigrant stories in “Home Less Home,” her largest museum show in the U.S.
nytimes.comExhibitionsThe 10 Exhibitions to See in May 2025
Exhibitions looked forward to this month, from the Venice Architecture Biennale to Gallery Weekends in Berlin and Beijing.
artreview.comExhibitionsNora Turato Examines ‘Authenticity’, or What’s Left of It
The artist’s new exhibition at ICA London asks what has – and will – become of language in the age of the Large Language Model.
artreview.comExhibitions‘Digital Witness’: How Early Computer Graphics Became Tools for Subversion
A new show at LACMA explores the impact of digital manipulation on the past 40 years of popular culture – and the rise of an influential counterculture.
artreview.comExhibitionsWorld’s first AI art museum to explore ‘creative potential of machines’ in LA
The artificial intelligence art museum, dubbed Dataland, is slated to open in late 2025, in a new development next to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Broad Museum and the home of the LA philharmonic, creating a space for AI art among some of Los Angeles’s most prestigious cultural venues.
A Guide to Art Basel Miami 2024
Miami Art Weeks kicked off on 2nd December, here's a recap of the pop-ups, installations and events that took place.
wwd.comExhibitionsThe 10 Exhibitions to See in November 2024
Exhibitions this month, from a radical archive of LGBTQ+ experience in Brazil to the Bangkok Art Biennale.
artreview.comExhibitionsMark Armijo McKnight’s Black Sky Thinking
In Decreation at the Whitney, Armijo McKnight mines Simone Weil’s neologism to evoke a sense of creation-through-eradication.
artreview.comExhibitionsLifeworld by Olafur Eliasson
Artist Olafur Eliasson releases his new artwork Lifeworld in collaboration with CIRCA and WeTransfer. An invitation to contemplate who you are and where you are, here and now.
lifeworld.wetransfer.comExhibitionsNike: Form Follows Motion
An exhibition at Vitra Design Museum that explores how Nike has transformed the way we perceive sportswear.
design-museum.deExhibitionsSpace Invaders gone global
With over 4000 invaders worldwide, this UFA (unidentified free artist) is on a mission to liberate art from its usual alienators and free the Space Invaders from their video games. Spot these, fun ceramic tile artworks in over 80 countries.
space-invaders.comExhibitionsMET AMS - Where emerging tech and creative minds meet
A world of captivating talks, interactive demos and exhibitions by top brands and visionary creators. Managing Director Georgios will be taking the stage in a panel session on “Navigating CGI & Digital Culture: A Roadmap for Brands”.
met-ams.comExhibitionsBeauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder—but Memorability May Be Universal
When visiting an art gallery, how many paintings do you actually remember? Turns out, we’re remembering the same ones as everyone else does.
wired.comExhibitions
