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    DAVID HOCKNEY AT PACE GALLERY NEW YORK

    Following David Hockney’s celebrated exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris last summer, this show highlights “The Moon Room”, comprising 15 iPad paintings of the night sky and is an hommage to the recently deceased master of landscape painting. The moon works were created in 2020 outside Hockney’s Normandy studio in France throughout the seasons and, just as previous iPad works have, these works capture a joy in nature, this time brightly illuminated by moonlight.   Influences of Van Gogh are present, yet Hockney’s signature use of line and colour is unmistakable.  With the ability to paint easily en plein air, Hockney…

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    ALBERT OEHLEN – AT MAX HETZLER GALLERY BERLIN

    Albert Oehlen uses abstract, figurative, and collaged elements—often applying self-imposed formal constraints—to disrupt the histories and conventions of modern painting while acknowledging the continuing significance of classical art. Approaching his practice as a perceptual challenge, he moves freely between planned…

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    JOSE DAVILA – THE SIMPLE ACT OF POSITIONING

    With “The simple act of positioning” Sean Kelly Gallery, New York, presents a selection of new works by Jose Dávila. The artist continues his sustained investigation into one of sculpture’s most elemental gestures: the fundamental act of placing one thing in relation…

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    TARIK CURRIMBHOY – PURITY OF FORM AND MATERIAL

    “Sculpture in Motion” is currently on view at Leila Heller Gallery, New York, featuring sculptures by Indian artist and architect Tarik Currimbhoy. In both architecture and sculpture, Currimbhoy searches for tranquility, simplicity and tactility, expressed in purity of both form…

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    JAMES TURRELL AT THE AARHUS ART MUSEUM

    The largest Skyspace installation ever built by the artist James Turrell for a public institution will open at Denmark’s ARoS Aarhus Art Museum on June 19, 2026—just in time for the summer solstice. Since the 1960s, Turrell has been exploring…

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    Adam Pendleton – A Microhistory of Marks and Impressions

    The Langen Foundation in Neuss, Germany, is shortly coming up with “Can I Be?” by Adam Pendleton, a major solo exhibition that explores abstraction, language, and history—examining how these forces converge in unlikely and poetic ways. Pendleton, a central figure in contemporary American…