three works created before the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the public debut of over sixty monotypes on paper produced shortly after the Iranian-born American artist’s exile to Miami in 1981

the second of a three-part exhibition programme with Le Wonder in France, “explores how individual artists create a shared map” - Minjoo Lee

paintings and video works by Li Ran, Liu Xiaodong, Laure Prouvost, Wael Shawky, and Shen Xin, explore how language shapes our perception and creates transformations in speaking, translating, listening, gazing and silence - curated by Yang Beichen

a major solo exhibition of new paintings by Bradford which navigate “otherness”

“the paintings in Dusk are veiled in a glaucous, furtive sheen, as if illuminated by a sun long past the curvature of sight” - Paige Haran

seven new monochromatic field works by the Tokyo-based artist - “in Murase’s paintings, tangible objects exist alongside more sensory and intangible elements”

Kapoor’s first solo exhibition with the gallery in Shanghai presents recent gouache drawings on paper

“these works not only convey a tangible sense of reality but also incorporate Eastern cultural understandings of infinite time and space, showcasing the relationship between the East, nature, and the universe”

works by gallery artists including Takashi Murakami, Josh Sperling, and Nick Doyle together with art books, editions, posters, and goods in a pop-up store - alongside a “collector’s room” of vintage furniture and art pieces

twelve paintings by the first Western painter to be invited to show his work after Mao’s regime - “Miotte was a born colorist” - Lydia Harambourg

new paintings by Ruby “focus on the precarious state of a central form confronted by an explosive action and teetering on the precipice of downfall”

curated by Evonne Jiawei Yuan, an exhibition of eighteen artists who “engage with the notion of clouds not only as a visual element but as a concept that embodies the fragility and transience of human beings”

on the occasion of COP29 in Baku, the gallery presents a significant group exhibition which examines questions around what is natural and what is artificially constructed