Exhibitions & Shows
The best of the year's art exhibitions and shows, compiled by Wallpaper*
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Les Lalanne’s sculptures inhabit otherwordly landscapes
By Sujata Burman Last updated
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High five: Manchester International Festival shines in the spotlight
By Ellen Himelfarb Last updated
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Ahead of its first permanent home, Lafayette Anticipation presents a taster of things to come
By Amy Verner Last updated
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Eclecticism under one roof: the Wallpaper* take on BRAFA 2016
By Emma O'Kelly Last updated
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Combined forces: colour blocking with Joseph Kosuth and monochrome masters
By Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Caught on film: The Broad showcases 120 of Cindy Sherman's most cinematic works
By Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Stacking up: Martin Creed's anti-materialistic use of everyday objects
By Malaika Byng Last updated
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La Gâité Lyrique's inaugural show is a digital celebration of what makes us human
By Henrietta Thompson Last updated
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High Culture
By Pablo Léon de la Barra Last updated
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Group design show at Artists’ House
By Harriet Lloyd Smith Last updated
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John Baldessari at Tate Modern and Sprüth Magers
By Harriet Lloyd Smith Last updated
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In remembrance: Zaha Hadid's plans to recreate Kurt Schwitters' 'Merzbau'
By Anna Brady Last updated
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In colour: the Colour Field movement’s past and present merge at Paul Kasmin
By Brook Mason Last updated
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In bloom: Beatriz Milhazes’ floral mobiles pitch up at the Jewish Museum, NY
By Michael Slenske Last updated
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Laurie Simmons unpacks domestic ideals and the American dream in US retrospective
By Alexandra Pechman Last updated
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Order and chaos: Dóra Maurer’s graphic multimedia works at White Cube
By Florence Waters Last updated
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Between being and not being: Wanda Koop’s ’In Absentia’ at Division Gallery, Toronto
By Michael Slenske Last updated
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Lean back: a museum lounge doubles up as art at Dallas’ Nasher Sculpture Center
Lounge areas of museums routinely slip into the shadows when it comes to taking in the main event – that is, the paintings and sculptures on display. But the Renzo Piano-designed Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, which is best known for its monumental collection of Calder, Picasso and Matisse sculptures, has taken a decidedly novel tack. For a new rendition of the classic museum lounge, Nasher director Jeremy Strick reached out to the Naples-born, LA-based artist Piero Golia, who worked in tandem with architect Edwin Chan – formerly of Frank O Gehry Associates – to conjure up an enticing space, filled with top-notch contemporary art.
By Brook Mason Last updated
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Jasmina Cibic on feminism, nation building and modernist architecture
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Sergei Shchukin’s modern masters reunite, for the first time outside of Russia
By Amy Verner Last updated
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Raw refinement: Blair Thurman's debut show at Peres Projects, Berlin
Berlin-based Cuban Javier Peres stages a debut show of American artist Blair Thurman at his gallery, Peres Projects.
By Yoko Choy Last updated
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’It’s the wall world’: Japanese collective Chim↑Pom’s disaster-inspired work
By Catherine Shaw Last updated
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Because the night belongs to us: Art Night prepares to take over London
By Sam Rogers Last updated
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The revitalisation of the Monte Carlo arts scene
By Malaika Byng Last updated
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All wrapped up: Bikini Berlin celebrates the art of gift wrapping with Stills & Strokes
By Ali Morris Last updated
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Parallel universe: Laurent Grasso’s beguiling reinvention of a Corsican Beaux-Arts museum
By TF Chan Last updated
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Istanbul’s second Design Biennial maps the city’s changing landscape and creative future
By Rosa Bertoli Last updated