Installation view 'Yayoi Kusama', 2026, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Photo: Peter Tijhuis © YAYOI KUSAMA

TRIBUTE:Yayoi Kusama-Retrospective

Yayoi Kusama is internationally renowned for her exploration of themes such as infinity, self-obliteration, and repetition. Her distinctive use of polka dots, mirror rooms, and immersive installations has become emblematic of her artistic vision. Kusama’s work invites viewers into dynamic environments that blur the boundaries between the observer and the …

Pierre Huyghe (11/9/1962- )

Pierre Huyghe (11/9/1962- ) works often present themselves as complex systems characterized by a wide range of life forms, inanimate things and technologies. His constructed organisms combine not only biological, technological and fictional elements, they also produce an immersive, constantly changing environment, in which humans, animals and non-beings learn, evolve …

Haas Brothers, Stones in a Jungle Lake, 2026, Acrylic medium and paint on canvas, 72 x 72 inches, 182.9 x 182.9 cm, © Haas Brothers, Courtesy the artists and Boesky Gallery

PREVIEW: The Haas Brothers

Twin brothers Nikolai and Simon Haas seamlessly bridge the slippery divide between fine art and functional design. Infusing their practice with humor, …

Christian Marclay, Oculi (Quartet), 2026, Four record covers and sleeves, 62.7 x 62.7 cm | 24 3/4 x 24 3/4 in., 77.2 x 77.2 x 4 cm | 30 1/2 x 30 1/2 x 1 1/2 in. (framed), © Christian Marclay, Courtesy the artist and White Cube Gallery

ART CITIES: PARIS-Christian Marclay

Christian Marclay’s latest exhibition brings together landmark works and recent series by Christian Marclay, exploring his longstanding fascination with the relationship between …

Sol LeWitt

Sol LeWitt (9/9/1928-8/4/2007)

Sol LeWitt (9/9/1928-8/4/2007), was pivotal in the creation of the new radical aesthetic of the ‘60s that was a revolutionary contradiction to …

ARCHITECTURE: Fumihiko Maki

Fumihiko Maki (6/9/1928-6/6/2024) calls himself a modernist, unequivocally. His buildings tend to be direct, at times understated, and made of metal, concrete …

John Cage

John Cage (5/9/1912-12/8/1992)

John Cage’s (5/9/1912-12/8/1992) innovations with sound, instrumentation, performance, and composition all helped redefine music in the twentieth century. More specifically, his use …

Left : Yasuko Hirano, Again, 2026, Oil, plaster, glue on canvas, wooden panel, 162 x 130.3 cm, 63 3/4 x 51 1/4 in., © Yasuko Hirano, Courtey the artist and Galerie Frank Elbaz Right: Yasuko Hirano, There you are, 2025, Oil, plaster, glue on canvas, wooden panel, 162 x 130.3 cm, 63 3/4 x 51 1/4 in., © Yasuko Hirano, Courtey the artist and Galerie Frank Elbaz

ART CITIES: Paris-Yasuko Hirano

Yasuko Hirano’s paintings are constructed by stretching canvas over wooden panels, applying a ground of animal glue and gesso, sanding the surface …

ARCHITECTURE: Kenzo Tange

As one of the eldest in a long line of architects that have made Japan one of the most revered countries in …

Emma Reyes, Courtesy The Estate of Emma Reyes - Paris

PRESENTATION: Emma Reyes

Emma Reyes (1919–2003) was a Colombian painter and writer whose work vividly captures themes of displacement, memory, and resilience. Unrecognized for much …

Jennifer Guidi, Held Between Ocean, Stone and Sky, 2026, Oil and sand on linen, 58 x 76 inches (147.3 x 193 cm), © Jennifer Guidi, Photo: Brica Wilcox, Courtesy the artist and Gagosian

PREVIEW: Jennifer Guidi Waterfall

Light and color pervade every aspect of Jennifer Guidi’s work. The artist’s radiant, mandala-like paintings are marked by tonal and chromatic shifts …

Sajal Sarkar, Imaginary Bridge, 2026, Oil on canvas, 48h x 55.75w in, © Sajal Sarkar, Courtesy the artist and Aicon Contemporary

ART CITIES:N.York-Sajal Sarkar

Sajal Sarkar’s practice explores transformation, identity, migration, and the fragility of human civilization. Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, he combines …