May 21
Onassis Cultural Center
A celebration of creativity, technological innovation, and new forms of artistic expression. Onassis ONX presents the first-ever immersive art exhibition ONX Showcase in Athens.
A celebration of creativity, technological innovation, and new forms of artistic expression. Onassis ONX presents the first-ever immersive art exhibition ONX Showcase in Athens.
This solo show features the hauntingly detailed photography of John Lazzaro's latest book, "Sanatorium: Inside the Architectural Cure for Tuberculosis," documenting former tuberculosis hospitals across 17 states.
Magali Reus presents a solo exhibition at Kunstverein Freiburg, Germany.
An exhibition featuring artist Kristyn Buffa at the Islip Arts Council Gallery.
A group show featuring Erika Sanada, Enys Guerrero, Thomas Ascott, and Chris Mars.
Shilpa Gupta is featured in this group exhibition at Collection Lambert, Avignon, France.
A silent auction for the remaining 5 art pieces from the 'Beh- Peuh!' show, with a starting bid of $60. The auction ends on Sunday at 5:00 PM.
Comité Colbert presents an exhibition bringing together more than 65 French luxury Maisons and cultural institutions to unveil never-before-seen American archives, celebrating 250 years of friendship between France and the United States.
In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, visit this impressive exhibition that traces the evolution of the nation’s founding ideals through iconic and extraordinarily rare defining documents and pivotal historic moments—highlighting the central role New York played in shaping this history.
Register to Bid Live Online in the May Prints and Works on Paper Auction.
Opening Reception for the exhibitions Akinsanya Kambon: Soul Sessions, Ellen Pau: She Moves, and In Practice: Magdalena Petroni at SculptureCenter.
Opening of an exhibition that showcases raw, interdisciplinary art of the Czech underground: sound, image, and performance converge in an unstable, immersive environment.
Featuring Jan Davis, an expressionist painter, and Ron Wohlgemuth, a pioneering digital hybrid artist.
Akinsanya Kambon: Soul Sessions is the first survey exhibition of artist, educator, and organizer Akinsanya Kambon in New York City, presented in a two-venue collaboration with SculptureCenter and the Center for Art, Research and Alliances (CARA). This career-spanning exhibition traces Kambon’s decades-long practice through ceramics, paintings, drawings, and archival materials.
The first US survey exhibition of Ellen Pau, one of Hong Kong’s most influential and pioneering artists, showcasing her multifaceted artistic practice from the late 1980s to the present.
Magdalena Petroni’s practice delves into the subtext of meaning in popular visual language, drawing from media, branding, and online subcommunities. Layering painting and sculpture, her works often accumulate within immersive installations.
Opening reception for the exhibition featuring works by Daniel Pailes-Friedman, George Goodridge, Paulette Esrig, Robin Seligman-Schmidt, and Joy Nagy.
Martin Boyce is part of this group exhibition curated by Thomas Demand at fjk3 Contemporary Art Space in Vienna.
Through large-format canvases, Peterson elevates everyday figures to heroic and inspiring archetypes—working mothers, protective fathers, loyal siblings—thus expanding the thematic parameters of classical portraiture.
This exhibition highlights the stories of women who played pivotal roles in American history, from the colonial era to the present day, showcasing their contributions to social, political, and cultural change.
An exhibition of artwork by Diane Monet presented by The Sheen Center.
Participe en una visita guiada en español con el equipo educativo de Poster House para nuestra exposición Amor y furia: La lucha contra el VIH/sida en Nueva York. Esta exposición explora cómo el diseño gráfico transformó el movimiento popular neoyorquino contra el VIH/sida entre 1979 y el 2003.
Join John Lazzaro for a reception and book signing for his solo show, "Sanatorium: Inside the Architectural Cure for Tuberculosis."
An exhibition of John Chamberlain's 'Compressed Forms' at Skarstedt Gallery's Paris location.
The first Upstate Photography Biennial is a landmark new exhibition series celebrating the diversity and vitality of photographic practices in upstate New York.
Paint our beautiful town and share your work with the public. Red Bank offers scenic river views, historic architecture, and charming streetscapes, parks and parklets. After painting, works will be installed at ArtSpace for jurying and display.
Comité Colbert presents an exhibition bringing together more than 65 French luxury Maisons and cultural institutions to unveil never-before-seen American archives, celebrating 250 years of friendship between France and the United States.
This exhibition celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Fellowship program and the Park’s 40th anniversary in 2026, featuring works by selected artists Mrinalini Aggarwal, Cynthia Alberto, Francheska Alcántara, Josué Guarionex, Xayvier Haughton, Vaishnavi Ilankamban, Manami Ishimura, Jeremy John Kaplan, Nicole Mouriño and Andrew Robinson.
Selections from "Long Island's Best," and "The 2025 NAHS 6x6 Collaboration" will be on view.
Amalia Pica is featured in this group exhibition at Rennes, Ville et Métropole, France.
Newtown Art For Kids 11th Annual Student Showcase! For the month of June, paintings created by 30 local youth artists will be on display at Countryside Gallery & Custom Frame Design.
Join us for a conversation with John Dempsey to celebrate the release of Fire Island Art, a fabulous, yet rich collection of visual artworks in all mediums created in Fire Island since the 1930s. The conversation will be followed by a signing.
An exhibition featuring artists Howard Harris, Maria Regina Garciga, Nancy Holleran, Nora, Pineda, Fahim Somani, Carolina Pixel, and Lawrence Robert Armstrong.
Gillian Wearing is featured in this group exhibition at Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Kyoto, Japan.
Opening Reception for the 'June Collective' exhibition.
Phil Collins presents a solo exhibition at Cukrarna, Ljubljana.
A solo show by Robert Bellassai featuring unique photographic processes that start with flowers encased in ice. The exhibition is on view from June 5-18, with a reception on June 7.
The 2026 Members Showcase includes photography and features the work of The Art Guild members.
Opening for the Ebba Osborne Memorial Award Exhibition with themes "Shades of Blue" and "Gathering".
Nicole Wermers is featured in this group exhibition at Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
Reception for Robert Bellassai's solo show, "Abstracts & Still Lifes," which features unique photographic processes. The reception runs from 2-4 PM.
The 11th Annual Student Artist Showcase features works by Newtown Art For Kids students, on display for the entire month of June. An opening reception will be held on Sunday, June 7th from 2-4 PM, with all proceeds benefiting St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
Acclaimed artist, musician, and composer Céleste Boursier-Mougenot presents the largest iteration to date of his ongoing aquatic and musical installation, featuring a series of circular basins filled with water in which ordinary ceramic bowls float and gently collide to produce melodious chiming sounds.
An exhibition in the Project Room featuring the work of Charlotte Fox.
An exhibition exploring how photography became central to the making of the house of Yves Saint Laurent over four decades, featuring over 300 objects including photographs by renowned artists and archival materials.
Celebrate the opening of the Summer 2026 Exhibitions at the International Center of Photography.
This exhibition brings together architect and theorist Stan Allen NA and visual artist Polly Apfelbaum NA in a collaborative curatorial project.
An exhibition considering how photographers have used the photobook over the last 25 years to speak directly to social, cultural, political, economic, and environmental changes in the United States.
An in-person authors panel and opening reception for the 'Mothers of Invention' exhibition.
Live performance activating the installation throughout the exhibition run, featuring different singers, musicians, and dancers who improvise in response to AI-generated prompts.
This exhibition brings together a range of works from Dia’s collection that illustrate John Chamberlain's exploratory period in addition to his iconic steel sculptures.
An exhibition of John Chamberlain's dynamic objects, often made of crushed car parts, merging Abstract Expressionism with Pop art. The exhibition brings together works from Dia's collection illustrating his exploratory period and iconic steel sculptures.
The 2025–26 Durational Pedagogies Fellowship culminates in an exhibition and public program at Dia Chelsea, presenting new works developed over the course of the fellowship. These works offer intimate, speculative, and expansive responses to questions about how constructions of time shape creative and pedagogical practice.
303 Gallery is participating in Art Basel, an international art fair held at Messe Basel.
A free exhibition on the outdoor Plaza commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, exploring the history of Latinx civil rights movements through photography, text, and visual art.
Why does democracy matter? What does it look like in action? Art from The New York Historical collections explores the original promise of and continuing progress toward American Revolutionary ideals of liberty and equality.
An exhibition of Tiffany Studios objects, including lamps, a lamp screen, and windows, showcasing Louis C. Tiffany's exploration of glass and nature.
Sweat Variant presents "my tongue is a blade" as part of the INTERVENTIONS series.
Do you have art or crafts you want to show and sell? The Visual Arts Center of New Jersey and Summit Downtown are thrilled to once again be hosting an outdoor art festival in beautiful downtown Summit!
An upcoming exhibition showcasing the National Competition.
A new film-based installation by artist Doug Aitken, Lightscape considers our landscape of diversity, creating a vulnerable and humanistic portrait that chronicles the search to find one’s individuality in a world of continuous transformation. During its run at The Shed, a series of ongoing live musical performances will activate the space, blending the Lightscape installation with live improvisations.
KinoSaito and the KinoSaito Coffee Bar will be open for additional hours on Thursday, June 25, 2026 and Monday, June 29, 2026 for Upstate Art Weekend.
This exhibition features a diverse selection of Kikuo Saito's landscape paintings, including his last completed abstract canvas, "Dime Lake." The show also includes works by Kristin Larkin LoGerfo, a student of Saito, and Paul LoGerfo, her husband.
Featuring Mario Merchan, a painter infusing Ecuadorian heritage, and Kevin Murray, a fine art landscape photographer.
This exhibition focuses on contemporary landscape and its 20th-century influences, considering the artist’s vision of nature as explicit material and as abstract fields of color. Each artist challenges the viewer to contemplate what is contained in the landscape versus what is present in front of them.
Join us for open studios with our future Artists in Residence Ari Elefterin and Borinquen Gallo. Peak into their studios and chat with them about their practice.
Join us for open studios with our future Artists in Residence Ari Elefterin and Borinquen Gallo. Peak into their studios and chat with them about their practice.
An outdoor exhibition by Jongil Ma, featuring sculptures with intriguing titles.
This exhibition amplifies the Carnival’s central role in supporting the art of Black and diverse contemporary artists, establishing a home for emerging and established artists, and creating a dynamic teaching environment and pedagogical model for community-based arts education and meaningful artistic experiences.
Alan Ruiz critically examines built environments—industrial, institutional, and bureaucratic spaces’ physical infrastructures as well as the social relations that shape them—drawing attention to their political, aesthetic, and psychosocial dimensions.
This exhibition features a selection from Dia’s permanent collection alongside key loans to illuminate the defining tenets of the Conceptual artist’s expansive oeuvre.
An exhibition featuring works by Stephanie Law, Chris Becker, Marc Le Rest, and Mall.
The Cryptozoological Vivarium is the result of Professor Etienne Gisto Cipriani’s meticulous study and exploratory research within the field of speculative biology. Eight unique specimens, crafted from a range of materials and rendered to scale, are presented within a diorama constructed from natural materials gathered from the grounds of Wave Hill.
Hyunjin Park explores the affective impact of the non-human on humans, focusing on the core obstacle in dog agility courses—'jumps'—to challenge the notion of human superiority. The exhibition incorporates sculptural forms and video footage from training sessions with a robot dog, reflecting on memories and exploring themes of sentience, vulnerability, care, and failure.
“Works on Paper” is a juried exhibition of unframed, unmatted works that will be hung "Clothespin Style" July 21-August 21, 2026 in the “Darcy Arts Center” of our 90 Main Street, Northport, NY gallery.
Sanford Biggers' renewed engagement with Socrates, in celebration of the Park’s 40th Anniversary, with the arrival of Unsui (Mirror), manifests an original yet enduring exploration of movement, geometry, Buddhist cosmology, urban culture, wonder, and introspection.
An article from Chronogram on July 1, 2026, featuring painter Giacomo Piussi's work, including 'Girl with Bucket Hat' from 2025.
An exhibition featuring works by numerous artists including Ann Winston Brown, Stephen Cimini, Sandi Daniel, and Elisabeth Jacobsen.
A focused exhibition showcasing Bridget Riley's earliest black-and-white paintings, created between 1961 and '67, which produce striking optical effects.
Thomas Scheibitz is part of this group exhibition at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, Germany.
Opening reception for the 9th Annual Latin American Foto Festival, which will be on view from July 9 to July 26, 2026.
Reception for the exhibition featuring works by numerous artists including Ann Winston Brown, Stephen Cimini, Sandi Daniel, and Elisabeth Jacobsen.
A loan exhibition of Peter Strausfeld's posters, hosted at The Jacob Burns Film Center.