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The 14th Taipei Biennial, curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, brings together 54 artists from 35 cities, featuring 33 new commissions and site-specific installations. This edition highlights young and mid-career voices, with nearly half of participants born after 1984, and including Tobias Zielony. Whispers on the Horizon explores yearning—a

Taking place from November 6, 2025, to February 15, 2026, the 24th Paiz Art Biennial, curated by Eugenio Viola, embraces The World Tree as a universal symbol of connection—bridging cultures, histories, and human experiences across time and space. Inspired by ancestral cosmogonies, the Biennial explores how art can foster empathy,

Thomas Ruff: A Mindmap on Photography opens on November 8 at the Lishui Photography Culture Center. Spanning over forty years, the exhibition traces Ruff’s journey from early series like Interiors and Portraits to conceptual works such as Nudes, JPEGs, and Substrates. Presented as a “mental map” of his thinking, the

Artist Wael Shawky’s monumental bronze sculpture Crush is now permanently on display at the Deutsche Wildtier Stiftung in Hamburg. The six-metre-tall, four-and-a-half-tonne work explores the changing relationship between humans and animals — from wild to domesticated, from adversary to companion — highlighting the contradictions and tensions of coexistence over time.

“Becoming the Sea” presents a sweeping survey of Anselm Kiefer’s work, gathering major loans from museums and private collections across the United States. At its heart is a vast, site-specific installation inspired by the Mississippi and Rhine Rivers—two waterways that carry powerful associations of memory, transformation, and time. The exhibition

On November 15, 2025, the Lia Rumma Gallery in Milan will open Thomas Ruff’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery, more than thirty years after their first collaboration in 1991. The show retraces twenty-five years of the German artist’s research, who for over forty years has explored the limits and

The exhibition “Minimal”, held at the Bourse de Commerce in Paris until January 19, 2026, explores minimalism as a global phenomenon, featuring works by over forty artists from different continents. Curated by Jessica Morgan, the show is divided into seven thematic sections that investigate light, material, surface, and space, placing

The exhibition “Desenfocado”, on view at CaixaForum Madrid, explores the theme of blur in art as an aesthetic and conceptual choice. Starting from Monet’s Water Lilies, the show traces how artists have used lack of clarity not as a flaw but as a visual and poetic strategy, from Impressionism to

On October 29, 2025, the GAM – Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Turin will open the exhibition “Notti – Cinque secoli di stelle, sogni, pleniluni”. It is a fascinating exploration of the theme of night through around one hundred works spanning more than five centuries, from the 17th

The exhibition “Bells and Cannons. Contemporary Art in the Face of Militarisation” is held at the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius. It is a group show that reflects on the role of contemporary art in an era marked by geopolitical tensions, armed conflicts, and growing militarisation. The title itself refers