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  Serpentine start 2022 with a multi-layered global project with the internationally acclaimed artist KAWS January 18, 2022

  A virtual recreation of the show will launch simultaneously (at 3pm GMT on 18 January) in Fortnite, allowing millions of players from all over the world to experience the exhibition from anywhere.

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  Artist Spotlight: Liz Larner January 12, 2022

  An interview with Liz Larner, Galerie Max Hetzler, London, November 2021

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  kamel mennour announces global representation of The Estate of Maryan January 6, 2022

  Maryan’s unclassifiable work unfolds at the crossroads of expressionism and figuration.

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  Iwona Blazwick OBE to step down as Director of Whitechapel Gallery January 5, 2022

  Blazwick joined Whitechapel Gallery in 2001 with a vision to grow its world-class exhibition, education, commissioning and publishing programmes.

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  Wang Bing awarded CHANEL Next Prize December 15, 2021

  Galerie Chantal Crousel announces news of the Chinese artist

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  Outset awards major grant to performance art organisation Performa December 8, 2021

  The 2021 recipient of the Transformative Grant will launch a new digital platform that will transform its global reach and publicly document the organisation’s pioneering work since 2005.

Latest

• PetzelNew York Upper East Side

  

  Zorawar Sidhu and Rob Swainston: Doomscrolling

  6 Jan - 12 Feb 2022

  35 E 67th Street, NY 10065

  Tue-Sat 10am-6pm

  woodblock prints related to specific moments between May 24th, 2020 and January 6th, 2021, including the murder of George Floyd, the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings, Donald Trump holding the bible upside down, and the Capitol insurrection
• Almine RechLondon West End

  

  Marcus Jansen: Victims and Victors

  13 Jan - 19 Feb 2022

  Broadbent House, W1K 3JH

  Tue-Sat 10am-6pm

  the gallery’s first solo exhibition in London of the American artist protests the cruelties of war with searing paintings and sculptures evolved from his direct experience
• Almine Rech, TurenneParis

  

  Brent Wadden: René

  8 Jan - 12 Mar 2022

  64 rue de Turenne, 75003

  Tue-Sat 11am-7pm

  working within the vein of assemblage, Wadden makes paintings by piecing together his hand woven weavings to create large scale, hard-edge geometric abstractions
• Almine Rech, TurenneParis

  

  Alexis McGrigg: The Labour of Being

  8 Jan - 5 Feb 2022

  64 rue de Turenne, 75003

  Tue-Sat 11am-7pm

  McGrigg’s first solo show with the gallery continues her exploration of Blackness as an intangible plane, a mode of being, and a transcendent experience
• Peter Freeman, Inc.New York

  

  Dove Allouche: Primordial Soup

  13 Jan - 26 Feb 2022

  140 Grand Street, NY 10013

  Tue-Sat 10am-6pm

  three recent series: abstacted platinum prints of the sun’s absorption lines; unique Lambda prints of paint from Renaissance paintings; and more than 100 small format drawings made after Isaac Robert’s glass plate photographs of the sky
• Lullin + FerrariZürich

  

    just opened

  Four Rooms: A Floating World

  21 Jan - 12 Mar 2022

  Limmatstrasse 214, CH-8005

  Tue-Fri noon-6pm, Sat 11am-5pm

  featuring Klodin Erb, Pierre Haubensak, Jamie Isenstein and Sebastian Utzni
• Damien & The Love GuruBrussels

  

  Sharon Van Overmeiren - Ethereal Trap

  13 Jan - 19 Feb 2022

  Rue de Tamines 19, 1060

  Wed-Sat noon-6pm

    not open today
• David Richard GalleryNew York

  

  Andrew Spence: Looking Back and Moving Forward

  26 Jan - 18 Feb 2022

  211 East 121st Street, 10035

  Wed-Sat noon-5pm

    not open today

  “the process of combining printing and painting techniques created images that were strangely abstract and appealing to me... My painting is still addressing this format forty years later” - Spence
• David ZwirnerLondon West End

  

  Roy DeCarava: Selected Works

  14 Jan - 19 Feb 2022

  24 Grafton Street, W1S 4EZ

  Tue-Sat 10am-6pm

  the pioneering artist’s first solo exhibition in London in over thirty years privileges the aesthetic qualities of photography to provide a counterpoint to its prevailing view as mere chronicle or document