Maureen Paley is pleased to present a joint exhibition of works by James Welling and Bernd & Hilla Becher. This will be the fifth presentation of Welling at the gallery and our first exhibition including the Bechers with kind assistance from Sprüth Magers and Max Becher. Though the Bechers began their practice in the 1960s—preceding ..read more

Sexuality, madness, illness and death are the big themes that the Turin artist Carol Rama (1918–2015) addressed in her work. Like many other outstanding avant-garde women artists, she achieved recognition late in life, among other things with the Golden Lion of the 50th Venice Biennale in 2003. Between 7 March and 13 July 2025, the ..read more

It seems no longer possible to escape supervision, so much so that it is the surveilled themselves who create surveillance, promoting a veritable culture of it. While surveillance is also fuelled by the dissemination of ever cheaper cameras to individuals, making their way into people’s homes and everyday lives, mass surveillance has now become so ..read more

In his first institutional solo exhibition, the 1995-born, Prague-based artist Jakub Choma integrates elements from digital gaming realms into a sprawling installation that captivates audiences through its interlocking layers, hybrid material assemblies, and a richly charged atmosphere. Drawing on narrative strategies akin to worldbuilding1, Choma transforms the exhibition space of the Heidelberger Kunstverein into a ..read more

Herbert Foundation, in collaboration with art historian Nikolaas Verstraeten, presents a double exhibition focused on the work of Rodney Graham and Jan Vercruysse. Both artists occupy a central place in the collection and archives of Annick and Anton Herbert, who have closely followed their work since the 1980s. The exhibitions draw on the literary and ..read more

The multidisciplinary arts center at The Ohio State University has partnered with Holt/Smithson Foundation for the most extensive inquiry to date into the artist’s focus on the systems that connect and power societies. Holt (1938–2014) rethought the possibilities of what art can be and where it can be found. Over five decades, she addressed the ..read more

For his first institutional solo exhibition, “and Others who wish to remain anonymous”, commissioned by Kunstverein in Hamburg, Prateek Vijan is developing an expansive installation that negotiates the material, judicial, bureaucratic, and ideological apparatus through which colonial loot is kept and circulated within museum collections. Through sculptures, installations, and films, Vijan explores how colonial legacies ..read more

Walter Price has spent a decade refining what Peter Schjeldahl once called his “style-defying style,” threading abstraction with an evocative realism that hovers on the brink of legibility. His third solo exhibition at Greene Naftali arrays two distinct bodies of work across the ground- and eighth-floor spaces, featuring new paintings and works on paper that ..read more

Saodat Ismailova is a member of the first generation of Central Asian artists to come of age in the post-Soviet era. In her works, she explores the complex cultures of this region, often interweaving myths, rituals, and dreams with everyday life and addressing social and ecological issues. The identity and emancipation of women is a ..read more

“POOR BUT SEXY” takes its title from the iconic phrase former Berlin mayor Klaus Wowereit coined. Originally designed to rebrand post-Wall Berlin as a raw, seductive destination for the West—defined by its low-cost labor and vast infrastructure—the slogan also serves as an emblem of how, from a pro-Western perspective, the fate of the East after ..read more