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The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s upcoming exhibition in its Arts of Japan Galleries will examine the rich cultural heritage of Kyoto, Japan, highlighting decorative artworks—including lacquers, ceramics, and textiles—created from the eighth century to the present.

In the sixties, the figurative paintings of Baselitz, Richter, Polke and Kiefer challenged the primacy of abstraction in response to an era characterized by challenges and upheavals, utopias and reorientations, power and protest.

We present the new issue of the "Tretyakov Gallery" magazine - #2 2019 (63). It will soon be available in stores of Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.

At The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, the show that officially ought to attract less of our attention due to the small number of pieces exhibited is precisely what draws us in as a result of its excellence. This exhibition is dedicated to Gerhard Richter and his seascapes.

For six decades, Frank Bowling (b. 1934) has explored and expanded the possibilities of paint, influencing generations of artists through his spectacular kaleidoscopic and visionary paintings.

Erskine, Hall & Coe are pleased to present an exhibition of 24 works by 14 artists, all of whom explore the classic form of a bowl in diverse and engaging ways.

THE ON SHOW CALENDAR by category and chronological order of date of opening.

Exhibitions and other events from Garage newsletter.

During the summer of 1888 in Brittany at Pont Aven, Paul Gauguin, an artistic genius who saw himself as the guru of the avant-garde, dictated to the man who would become his disciple, Paul Sérusier, the guidelines for a new kind of painting. This adventure and its pictorial repercussions are traced in 3 exhibitions at Musée d’Orsay, Musée du Luxembourg and Galerie Malingue in Paris.