Preview: 13-15 March, 2018

16 March - 11 June, 2018

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The first 21 artists of the 21st Biennale of Sydney:

 Eija-Liisa Ahtila (Born 1959 in Finland, lives and works in Helsinki)

Ai Weiwei (Born 1957 in China, lives and works in Beijing)
Brook Andrew (Born 1970 in Australia, lives and works in Melbourne)
Oliver Beer (Born 1985 in England, lives and works in Paris and London)
Anya Gallaccio (Born 1963 in Scotland, lives and works in San Diego and London)
Laurent Grasso (Born 1972 in France, lives and works in Paris and New York)
N.S. Harsha (Born 1969 in India, lives and works in Mysore)
Mit Jai Inn (Born 1960 in Thailand, lives and works in Chiang Mai)
Kate Newby (Born 1979 in New Zealand, lives and works in Auckland and New York)
Noguchi Rika (Born 1971 in Japan, lives and works in Okinawa)
Nguyen Trinh Thi (Born 1973 in Vietnam, lives and works in Hanoi)
Ciara Phillips (Born 1976 in Canada, lives and works in Glasgow)
Koji Ryui (Born 1976 in Japan, lives and works in Sydney)
Semiconductor (Ruth Jarman, born 1973 in England, and Joe Gerhardt, born 1972 in England, live and work in Brighton)
Yasmin Smith (Born 1984 in Australia, lives and works in Sydney)
George Tjungurrayi (Born c. 1943 in Australia, lives and works in Kintore)
Nicole Wong (Born 1990 in Hong Kong, lives and works in Hong Kong)
Wong Hoy Cheong (Born 1960 in Malaysia, lives and works in Kuala Lumpur)
Yukinori Yanagi (Born 1959 in Japan, lives and works in Hiroshima)
Haegue Yang (Born 1971 in South Korea, lives and works in Berlin and Seoul)
Jun Yang (Born 1975 in China, lives and works in Vienna, Taipei and Yokohama)

Jean-Luc Moulène: The Secession Knot (5.1)

6 April - 18 June, 2017

Secession, Vienna

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The Secession Knot (5.1) is a site specific intervention by Jean-Luc Moulène. Timber panels painted pitch black and neon yellow form a "knot in space" that engages the architecture in dialogue while establishing "spaces" with different qualities in which Moulène presents additonal works. Most of these objects were conceived specifically for the Secession and relate to the overpainted newspaper images Brèves from his artist's book to be published in conjunction with the exhibition. 

Jean-Luc Moulène in conversation with Corinne Diserens.

5 April, 6pm

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Anya Gallaccio: to see if time was there

A new, site-specific commission for The Contemporary Austin’s Betty and Edward Marcus Sculpture Park at Laguna Gloria. 

The Contemporary Austin, Texas

2 April, 2017 - ongoing

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Alexandre da Cunha: Boom

Pivô, São Paulo

1 April - 10 June, 2017

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NEON presents Breaking News - Athens by Michael Landy

 An exhibition built with contributions from the public.

Diplarios School, Athens

Submission dates: 14 February - 26 May, 2017

Exhibition dates: 30 March - 11 June, 2017

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Art Basel Hong Kong - Stand: 1C02

Preview: 21 March

Vernissage: 22 March 

Public days: 23-25 March

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John Gerrard - Electricity: The spark of life

Wellcome Collection, London

23 February - 25 June, 2017

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Bruce Conner: It's All True

The Reina Sofia Museum, Madrid

22 February - 22 May, 2017

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Steve McQueen: Ashes

The Institute of Contemporary Art Boston

15 February, 2017 - 25 Februay, 2018

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Breuer Revisited: New Photographs by Luisa Lambri and Bas Princen

The Met Breuer, New York

1 February - 21 May, 2017

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