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29 Oct – 5 Nov 2024

Openings, events, auctions
Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai, West Palm Beach, Zürich

Thomas Eggerer @ Capitain Petzel Berlin		Alain Jacquet & James Rosenquist @ Perrotin New York		Rotimi Fani-Kayode @ Autograph London
Valentin Rilliet @ Galerie Peter Kilchmann Zürich		Antoine Roegiers @ Templon Paris		Teresa Tolliver @ parrasch heijnen Los Angeles

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Berlin

Berlin, Saturday 2

Capitain Petzel:
Thomas Eggerer: Galeria
Eggerer’s first solo exhibition with the gallery shows his juxtaposition of the crowd and the individual, and includes a new monumental work evoking history painting while set in a gym-like space

opening reception

Cologne

Cologne, Saturday 2

Galerie Buchholz:
Trisha Donnelly

first day

Cologne, Tuesday 5

Sotheby’s Cologne:
Modern & Contemporary Discoveries
auction: Tue 5 – Wed 13
(viewing: Wed 6 – Mon 11)

auction starts

Frankfurt

Frankfurt, Tuesday 5

Galerie Bärbel Grässlin:
I love America and America loves me

first day

Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Tuesday 29

Sotheby’s Hong Kong:
Chinese Art through the Eye of Sakamoto Gorō: A Selection I
auction: Tue 29
(viewing: Fri 25 – Mon 28)

auction

Sotheby’s Hong Kong:
MINEO HATA – A Life in Art
auction: Tue 29
(viewing: Fri 25 – Mon 28)

auction

Sotheby’s Hong Kong:
Stillness in Clouds – The Jiansongge Collection
auction: Tue 29
(viewing: Fri 25 – Mon 28)

auction

London

London, Tuesday 29

Sotheby’s London:
Art of Japan
auction: Tue 29 Oct – Tue 5 Nov
(viewing: Tue 29 Oct – Tue 5 Nov)

auction starts

London, Thursday 31

Autograph:
Rotimi Fani-Kayode: The Studio – Staging Desire
never-before-seen photographs in this exhibition of the late artist’s “spirited exploration of culture, intimacy, desire and pain”

first day

Autograph:
Abi Morocco Photos: Spirit of Lagos
Lagos in the 1970s, the first exhibition of portraits by the husband and wife duo at one of the city’s most vibrant photographic studios, capturing its joyous spirit

first day
+ tour

Fiumano Clase:
Dénes Maróti: Every Day Counts
Maróti explores art’s capacity to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary – “at the beginning these were merely simple objects. Then, having studied Caravaggio’s ‘Bowl of Fruit’ I realised that simple is not as simple as it seems” – Maróti

first day

Lychee One:
Neon Jungle Nocturne: Huang Long, Grace Mattingly, Liu Yi

opening reception

Timothy Taylor:
Paris: An Experimental Reality
an exhibition examining the diverse work of the expatriate American painters in Paris following WWII, including James Bishop, Sam Francis, Carmen Herrera, Shirley Jaffe, Paul Jenkins, Ellsworth Kelly, and Joan Mitchell

opening reception

London, Tuesday 5

David Gill:
Francis Sultana: St Moritz
Sultana references the icon of Alpine glamour in his latest collection of furniture and lighting

first day

Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Saturday 2

parrasch heijnen:
Teresa Tolliver: Sitting on the Edge of Reality

first day

New York

New York, Tuesday 29

Di Donna:
Hallowed Ground: Tanguy, Lam, Penalba, Cárdenas
following on from the presentation at Art Basel Paris, an exhibition which unites the four artists – whose journeys all converged on the creative capital of Paris

opening reception

Lévy Gorvy Dayan:
Francesco Clemente: Summer Love in the Fall
the debut of recent large-scale paintings in oil, watercolors, and frescoes, in Clemente’s first exhibition at the gallery’s East 64th St townhouse

opening reception

Lisson Gallery:
Sean Scully: Duane Street, 1981-1983
including loaned historic pieces from the early 1980s, the gallery presents an ambitious exhibition which explores one of Scully’s breakthrough bodies of work

opening reception

Perrotin New York:
Jesper Just: Interfears

first day

Perrotin New York:
Alain Jacquet & James Rosenquist

first day

Perrotin New York:
Light of Winter

first day

New York, Wednesday 30

Petzel:
Leyla Yenirce: Eye Level
new paintings and music by the Kurdish-born artist in her first solo exhibition, both in New York and with the gallery, featuring female Kurdish freedom fighters and archival material exploring resistance and structural systems of dominance

opening reception

New York, Thursday 31

Sotheby’s New York:
Digital Art Day Auction
auction: Thu 31 Oct – Thu 7 Nov

auction starts

New York, Friday 1

Gagosian 980 Madison Avenue:
The Street. Curated by Peter Doig
in an exhibition conceived and curated by Doig, paintings by artists who have informed his artistic development – “an exciting opportunity to present a selection of works by painters that I admire for their inventiveness and ability to surprise”

opening reception

Hauser & Wirth 18th Street:
Henry Taylor. no title
in his first exhibition at the New York gallery, the critically acclaimed LA-based artist debuts limited-edition etchings and hand-painted monoprints which span his artistic practice

opening reception

Luhring Augustine Tribeca:
Ayiti Toma II: Faith, Family, and Resistance
an exhibition organized by Tomm El-Saieh, which explores Haitian art and culture and is staged in partnership with El-Saieh Gallery, Port-au-Prince, and CENTRAL FINE, Miami Beach

opening reception

Perrotin New York:
Jesper Just: Interfears
screening for the first time in NYC, and shown with an accompanying series of MRI prints, Just’s film monitors the brain of an actor in character to explore emotionality and the daily performance of being human

opening reception

Perrotin New York:
Alain Jacquet & James Rosenquist
a wide-ranging exhibition of the expressive work of two artists who were contemporaries and friends, and who “knew we all share that parallel existence, and looked to art for sanity” – Barry Schwabsky

opening reception

Perrotin New York:
Discussion on Alain Jacquet & James Rosenquist with Donna De Salvo and the artists’ families

talk

Perrotin New York:
Light of Winter
more than thirty international, established and emerging artists examine societal constructs of self and our relationship with the natural world, cultural histories, and processes of introspection

opening reception

New York, Saturday 2

Hauser & Wirth 22nd Street:
Lorna Simpson. Earth & Sky
a monumental new body of work, with large-scale paintings of meteorites and a text sculpture, which explores cosmic vastness and human experience

opening reception

Hauser & Wirth 22nd Street:
Thornton Dial. The Visible and the Invisible
large-scale paintings and assemblages by the late American self-taught artist, with major works from each period of his career

opening reception

Hauser & Wirth 22nd Street:
Annie Leibovitz: Stream of Consciousness
landscapes, still lifes and portraits by the distinguished American photographer “reveal glimpses into Leibovitz’s highly associative thought processes”

opening reception

Hauser & Wirth Wooster Street:
Gary Simmons. Thin Ice
including a major new wall drawing, Simmons’ first exhibition with the gallery in NYC continues his examination of racially charged cartoon imagery from the 1920s and 30s

opening reception

Jack Shainman Gallery:
Jesse Krimes: Cells
exploring confinement, control and resistance, new abstract textile works and sculptures in Krimes’ first exhibition since joining the gallery

opening reception

Nicola Vassell Gallery:
Alteronce Gumby: Prince of the Far Rainbow
new abstract works by Gumby which continue his exploration of color and how it shapes our experience of the world around us

opening reception

Palm Beach

Palm Beach, Saturday 2

Findlay Galleries Palm Beach:
Gilles Gorriti – Master French Modernist
Gorriti was inspired by his extensive travels and passion for music, particularly Flamenco and classical, which can be seen in his vibrant use of color and the emotional depth that permeates his work

first day

Paris

Paris, Wednesday 30

Templon:
Antoine Roegiers: The Great Parade
thirteen oil paintings which draw from the Romantic tradition and invite us “to laugh at our own absurdities” in Roegiers’ first exhibition at the gallery’s Paris location

first day

Templon:
Omar Ba: Kaïdara
forty works exploring African myths and knowledge, inspired by the famous Fulani narrative “Kaïdara”

first day

Reykjavík

Reykjavík, Friday 1

BERG Contemporary:
The Brotherhood
exhibited in its entirety for the only time over twenty-five years ago, The Brotherhood is an installation made of salvaged technical relics found at the US military surplus site near the Los Alamos Military Research Center

opening reception

Seoul

Seoul, Thursday 31

Perrotin Seoul:
Thilo Heinzmann: upfront, wild and unchained
“Heinzmann’s work speaks to abstraction’s enduring strengths: its raw threshold assertion of the art’s place in the world, its capacity to convey through materiality and presence across generations” – Dominic Eichler

opening reception

Shanghai

Shanghai, Saturday 2

Bluerider ART Shanghai:
Ruprecht von Kaufmann: Der Weisse Wal

opening reception

Lisson Gallery:
Anish Kapoor: Drawings
Kapoor’s first solo exhibition with the gallery in Shanghai presents recent gouache drawings on paper

first day

West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach, Tuesday 5

GAVLAK:
We the People

first day

Zürich

Zürich, Thursday 31

Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Rämistrasse:
Valentin Rilliet: 蜀風 – Mountain Stories
new oil paintings which juxtapose the Swiss artist’s Chinese heritage with his upbringing in a Western artistic canon – in his first solo exhibition since joining the gallery program

opening reception

Don’t miss: exhibitions closing
Berlin, Beverly Hills, Brussels, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Seoul, Vienna, Zürich

Yayoi Kusama @ Victoria Miro London		Bilal Hamdad @ Templon Brussels		Peter Kogler @ Galerie Mitterrand Paris
Wyatt Kahn @ Galerie Eva Presenhuber Zürich		Kibong Rhee @ Tina Kim Gallery New York		Lawrence Abu Hamdan @ Barakat Contemporary Seoul